Remix of the first song of the Amiga game "Lethal Weapon" (Ocean). It will be online on amigaremix.com soon. I love the original song since I first listened to it when I was 12 yo and I always wanted to do a guitar cover of it.
 
Hardware used:
- Vintage V52 and Ibanez RG7420 guitars, tuned to 444hz
- Electro Harmomix Big Muff Pi
- Biyang OD-12 and DS-12
- Old Samick bass, which someone left abandoned around
- EMU1616 interface
- Tech 21 Trademark 120 guitar AMP
- Audio Technica 2035 condenser mic
- Yamaha HS50 monitors
- Audio Technica ATH-M50

Recorded, mixed and mastered using Renoise 3.
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Lethal Weapon Nivel 1 - "Tune It To 444hz"

From professional radio jingle composer, to singer-songwriter and producer of instrumentals, Emmanuel Carlos St. Omer enjoys the creative process of marrying inspiring lyrics to captivating melodies in multiple genres.

In 2018, after losing his 18 yr. old son Brandon in a car accident, Emmanuel poured all of his emotions and inspiration into his songwriting, and since then, he has released 10 solo albums: 2 Christian - “Stronger Than a Storm” & “Testimony”; 3 Instrumental - “Season of Instrumental Bliss Volumes 1, 2 & 3”; 2 Reggae - “Radical Son – Back to Roots” & “Radical Reggae Collection”; 3 Mix Genre – “Brandon’s Songbook” & “Indelible Parts 1 & 2”; along with having some of his songs featured on 14 compilation albums, all of which are available on Leading Global streaming and sales platforms. 

In addition to achieving many high placements in leading International Songwriting competitions such as the Commonwealth Song Contest (in which Emmanuel was the first songwriter to reach the finals twice), the USA, International, UK, and Film Music Contest to name a few, Emmanuel has collaborated with Billboard #1 charting Kenny Lamb (Justin Timberlake, NSync, Take 5), Betsy Walter (Global peace song award winner), and Nick Van Eede (Cutting Crew – “I Just Died In Your Arms Tonight”) on other songwriting projects.

His Brit-Reggae/Pop single “Blame Me” was awarded the position of Song of the Week on Belta Radio – UK, and his Christian song “Covered” Won 1st. Place in the Great American Song Contest.

Hi, I'm Fabian! I'm a composer, producer and remixer, best known for my game music compositions such as Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams, Giana Sisters DS, Extreme Assault and Cultures 2.

My tracks also appear on popular video game music/remix CDs and demoscene compilations, like Immortal (Amiga remix albums), RevivalST, Remix64, The Sound of Scenesat among many others.

From the young age of 9, J-Mon knew that his mark in life was going to be music. Similar to many other 
Artists, J-Mon started singing in church alongside his trusted sidekick, brother Brannon Smith. This was the initial outlet for J-Mon to sharpen and showcase his voice, influenced by parents Mr. John & Mrs. Lula Smith.

As a young artist, He began to play instruments at the age 13, learning valuable lessons that will be a signature sound that is in many of his arrangements produced today. By the age of 16, J-Mon was producing and writing an original song that was performed in talent shows in his hometown of Pine Bluff. After seeing a growing interest, J-Mon was a founding member of the R&B group Ment2B in the early 90's. 

Ment2B initially included his brother Brannon Smith, Danny Sims and Hank Wilkins IV. After a year of being together and performing, some group members decided to go in different directions resulting in the group dynamics changing. Two new members replaced others, Brandon (BJ) Hines and Julius White (VVS Jewels/Black) in the height of creating a local sensation. Although there were many opportunities that were becoming available for the group, J-Mon decided that he wanted to attend college and pursue a degree in sound recording technology at the university at Pine Bluff; where he later pledge Alpha Kappa Phi. 

Later, J-Mon decided that the music industry was where he really wanted to be and the group kicked into high gear and really began to perform in various talent shows and perform around the area. After hard work and dedication, they were eventually asked to open for legends such as the late Gerald Lavert, Isley Brothers, and Nelly. The group was also asked to perform at the Essence Festival.

Shortly after the group move to New York, the opportunity of a lifetime happened. They performed at the legendary Apollo where their winning streak was three times in a row including the semi-finals but was ultimately defeated in the finals to Lyfe Jennings. 

This spark of interest not only captured Radio stations, but also labels and 106& Park.

JMon today is on a single solo career and different adventures including co owning a music entertainment/production company with an Arkansas friend and music producer/engineer Corey Ingram. Never one to look forward without looking back, J-Mon also looks for collaborations with fellow artist from Pine Bluff, AR...Kito Dickson and former group mate VVS Jewles/Black (Julius White).

Look out for this J-Mon solo EP being released soon.

Lethal Weapon Nivel 1 - "Tune It To 444hz"

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