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Turning The Tables

Well I don’t know where to start trying my hand of music for the first time Since junior high. I’ve always had a huge passion for all genres of music and I got into Electronic music Probably around 18 to early 20s mainly because a band member of a band that I used to listen to whatever I was younger. “ from first to last” Just got a lot of shows for them whenever they were just openers and then Sonny Moore a.k.a. Skrillex left from first to last I￼ started doing dubstep. I start messing with my buddies software Ableton at the beginning of all this got really into it. Ashley brought my spirits up he’s so negative all the time and pissed off and angry and now that I listen to pretty much everything in the electronic music department I I mean it’s all good every little bit of it  just depending on the wave length I want to be on that day. I dabble in a little bit of everything in the arts department though as well plus I’m a decent mechanic by trade I like to learn things and no things which is led me to who I am today. Going to continue working on making more music I’m just gonna continue to put it out Sometimes in small sections I’m working on a song now which is roughly around three minutes and 54 seconds hopefully at the end of next week. Also if anybody has equipment that they don’t want or need I can definitely use more equipment. Otherwise those things that you got a buy one piece at a time.

WOSSI is a musician and journalist, filmcritic, editor, entertainment reporter based in Munich, Germany, who also loves to compose filmscores for films which aren't even greenlit yet and pieces which transcend the borders of filmscores and electronica! His latest endeavour is progressive rock and metal - his first love in music when he saw Genesis live back in the eighties. His instrumental prog album "Dare" will drop in late summer of 2023.

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Turning The Tables

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