I produce electronic music. If you want to contact me, just inbox me on here, and I'll get back to you. Or, if you don't have a Soundcloud, then email me at <a href="mailto:floopdubstep@gmail.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">floopdubstep@gmail.com</a>. Thanks.

Lydia Low is an indie rock singer-songwriter who has darted from Texas, to Singapore, and back to Texas again. The whiplash of changing environments birthed a blend of macabre storytelling with sardonic introspection, topped with unfettered ferocity and haunting melodic lilts. Her debut album, Wrecked Till Further Notice, crept into the top sellers on Singapore's iTunes Rock chart. Her signature ghost story single, “Mad Mad Maggie” has haunted local airwaves including DFW's iHeart Radio. Between her solo work and session involvements, she has played at numerous festivals spreading across DFW, Kansas, And Arkansas. She is currently working on recording her sophomore album, Undertow, with Flint Creek Records.

Taxi Jack is like when you go to a restaurant and order the chicken tenders, because you are unsure how good the steak is, or how long it's been sitting. To your surprise these Taxi Jack tenders are actually really crisp and delicious. Taxi Jack is unsure of his presence in the EDM scene, jumping all over from trap, to dubstep, to bigroom to chill out, surprising listeners with what his perception is of what we call music. He's also a bit weird and compares himself to chicken tenders.

Currently in France from México for a PhD!

I encourage anybody who likes music to make a good effort and do something on their own. It's an amazing journey everybody should experiment at least once! Give it some time. Whatever is put as a final work most of the time doesn't represent what somebody had to go through to get there, and that doesn't necessarily involve a tortous process, in fact it is exactly the opposite. In my opinion, anything that is worth mastering requires time, technique and perseverance, the rest will come naturally.

Anyway, I started to play the piano some time ago and to keep myself motivated I decided to make at least one song from scratch. This is something in which I definitely would spend all my life doing but for that I'll need to earn some money with this and currently I don't see how.

I'll try to avoid putting titles to the songs that predispose what they make you feel, if they make you feel anything of course. I think it's better to let the listener get inspired by him/herself.

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