Having fun with sketches and ideas that i made between 2021-24 after a pause of 7 years in production, back then i was focusing on experimenting and get knowledge of what im doing but also the ideas i had didn't take it seriously. Now after all when an idea come to mind i proccess it to see how it sounds and then capturing it through Ableton or Reason which i love, but to this playlist is more funmade , its just i don't have bought proper vsts and i work with free vsts and can't proccess too much on quality but do care about how it sounds, in the end is not what you have but what you do. It's archetypal mode self tracks with raw bass & minimalistic sounds and symphonies. and other. just my way. not my signature sound though.

produced and mastered with free vsts and initial ableton instruments and effects (except "Pollution" that made in 2013 and i add some extras at 2022?idk, "cicada" , "Untitled - loop" on 2013 and "wtf" on 2011 ).

Track _3brace mastered by Azem at Zaumfield Studio
and E Nights mastered from George Anyfantis.

pieces and selfies 21-24

i used Reason & Ableton.
Produced, Mixed, Mastered by Jaap.

Jaap - Riddim One *Free Download*

The percussions added later after my father's suggestion. Also the artwork is a painting of my father in a little storage door we have for fireplace wood, i just make it more dark.

It's for free download :)



Jaap - Self-Sabotage

Jaap - Grain Eyez

Featuring on last's month release "Reclassification EP" on bandcamp. 

Buy : https://jaapmusic.bandcamp.com/album/reclassification-ep

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Voices

Part of annual Paranoise Radio VA complilation released October 19, 2024.
check it out : https://paranoiseradio.bandcamp.com/album/va-prns-004

Few words : Omerta is an intense dive into raw energy and old-school 2-step grit, pairing an abrupt kick-and-tom combo with a classic wobble bassline that transports listeners straight to the underground. The hi-hats, syncing seamlessly with the kick, create a relentless groove that propels the track forward, locking the rhythm into a hypnotic loop. Layers of thin, zap-like clicks and breaks weave through, adding an almost electric suspense and enhancing the sense of "omerta"—a code of silence in sound form. The melody drives with an acid-like edge, backed by analog raw oscillations that bring both a nostalgic and electrifying rush. Delays and noise effects swoosh in, skillfully shifting the vibe without ever breaking the track's intensity, creating a balanced blend of controlled chaos and mystique. This one’s a standout in deep uk bass, perfect for those who crave a dark, layered groove with edge.

VA-PRNS-004 - Jaap - Omerta

'about~2.3_none^dancefloor-final

asce%4.6~sit.dam-final

tryinaout-final

_3mbrace

Ain't No Safe

Milk Grime

_~.impacts_22'

cutting_bubbles-(Perc&Glitch_edit)

Resonance

check_it_out_(i_don't_know_version)

Pop Up

deficiencies

unspecified

Become

katsikobeat

Silly Wonka

Go For It

Waiting_Dub

Experimental Jingle For Christmass

Clarity Dub

This track was one of my first attempts to produce music back in 2008. The track was finished back then in Reason daw and rescued through a copy i had on a cd. After so many years i listen back to it now end of 2024 and remake it in Ableton because the first edition was so bad quality but the idea was so good to my ears. So here it is.

Mastered by George Anyfantis

E Nights

Mind The Gap

Pollution

Untitled - loop

Cicada

This track made in 2011 and through some helpful hands fell on Anton's Zap usb and played in https://soundcloud.com/arma17/anton-zap-manday (it begins at 1:13:00)

also intresting info is that back in the day i had some microphones and used to record all my home literaly and the bass on this track is from the free sample pack of Plastikman's Ask Yourself track.

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Last track of 2024

The Papathemelis Law, introduced in Greece in 1994 by then-Minister of Public Order Stelios Papathemelis, aimed to regulate nightlife by imposing strict closing hours on entertainment venues. Bars and clubs were required to close at 2:00 AM on weekdays and 3:00 AM on weekends to address issues of noise pollution, public disturbances, and accidents associated with late-night activity. The law sparked widespread backlash from young people, business owners, and workers in the nightlife industry, who viewed it as oppressive and harmful to the economy and tourism. Despite protests and satirical responses, the law was gradually relaxed over the years. Today, it remains a notable example of the tension between conservative values and modern cultural attitudes toward nightlife and entertainment.

Papathemeli's Law Issue

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Black Teeth Radio (Belgium) monthly 2nd Thursday 20:00-21:00 (EEST/EET) or 19:00-20:00 (CEST/CET)

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