Miracle (Introdeucer Remix)

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TooMuchSoundd is the musical project of a producer, DJ, and sound designer living in Reno, NV known for blending colorful future bass, high-energy dubstep, and hard-hitting trap beats. With a passion for crafting intricate soundscapes, TooMuchSoundd aims to push the boundaries of bass music, combining vibrant melodies with explosive drops and mind-bending sound design.
Since launching in 2023, TooMuchSoundd has captured the attention of bass music fans across the globe with tracks that are as emotional as they are electrifying. Drawing inspiration from diverse genres, TooMuchSoundd creates a truly unique experience that energizes audiences and takes them on a journey through a spectrum of sound.

Devoted music creator specializing in remixes, vocal tracks, and instrumentals. I'm here to share my enthusiasm for music and connect with everyone who enjoys it! Whether you're a fellow creator or a music enthusiast, your feedback and comments are always welcome and appreciated. Let's build a space for all things music!

While I'm happy to chat about music, I am unable to answer questions outside the realm of the music platform or music creation.

Dj and producer. DnB all the time!!! (Maybe some Techno) Tell your friends!!!

A little about me…
Born in 1989 in Portsmouth, I found drum and bass in the late 90’s and picked up my first budget vinyl decks (numark) in the early 2000’s. Unlike most, I wasn’t driven by the dream of playing live in front of thousands of people. Part of that comes down to my weakness for chasing perfection. For me, mixing was a private hobby that I was very passionate about and Drum and Bass spoke to me like no other music. I mixed privately or for friends for many years under another DJ name, and around 2007 I began to follow the trend of transitioning into digital.

Once I moved over to digital (virtual dj at the time) I wanted to start pushing myself onto 3 & 4 deck mixes. Unfortunately finances were still an issue so I had to make the best of what I had. I set up 4 computers (1 computer for each deck due to low grade hardware), 2 mixers linked together and 2 sets of headphones. I reprogrammed keyboards to act as the pitch and bends on each computer. I mixed like this for quite a few years until around 2014, juggling headphones and mixers to create 4 deck mixes. It was overly complicated but it did however fast track my skills in multitasking. Unfortunately around 2014 life took over, work, kids etc and I stepped away from my beloved hobby (although I never stopped listening to drum and bass religiously)

Around 10 years passed before I decided to come back to it. Still on a budget, I picked up the Traktor Kontrol S4 and a copy of Traktor, and that’s where I am today.

Now under a new DJ name with all new social accounts, I’m started from the ground up but with a lot of experience behind me. The name Renaissance is a French name for rebirth, and as my surname is technically French it felt fitting for my new venture.

In terms of my mixing style, I’m known for mixing a huge variety of dnb in my mixes. I don’t like to be confined to sub genres or time periods, so I will find a way to cover the whole of drum and bass in my mixes. 

There’s a lot more to come for sure..

Altornator entered the music scene around 87’ and began collecting records from labels such as Reinforced records, Boogie Beat, Moving Shadow, Production House and Formation records to name a few. He joined up with a few friends calling themselves "Silk Touch." The sound consisted of three main DJ’s playing Junglist, RnB and Reggae with a network of MC’s. They hosted events all over the country. Universities, Clubs, Pubs and house parties. Venues such as The Flower Pot, Palm trees, Diamonds, Bel-air, Ladbroke grove, Pier one, Pegasus, Oxford Polytechnic, Kingsbury High, Stamford Hill Youth Club, Ashwin Street, Arcola street, Trinity hall, Maximus to name but a few, along with other Sounds/Performers/Artists like Glamour Guard, Lady Force and King Matic. He then began playing for a radio station where he would perform a two hour Junglist set on weekends building a name for himself. He studied Sound Engineering at Opaz studios where he went on to produce tracks for many genres.