Second year composition student @ Birmingham Conservatoire

Rosie Tee forges an innovative, atmospheric blend of electronica, psych and avant-pop amongst the industrial backdrop of the UK's second city.

Through an explorative approach to songwriting Rosie emits joy for the experimental. Her crystalline vocals meander between dark, forceful beats and fragile melodic contours. The sporadic movements of her synth-heavy sound anchored only by the use of striking, minimal structures.
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Rosie collaborates closely with her quartet, touring across the UK with a line-up of vocals & glockenspiel, offkilter synths (Piera Onacko), swarming bass (Dan Cippico) and textural drums (Kai Chareunsy). Together, they ebb and flow between digital and analogue worlds, most at home on the stage of their intoxicating live performances.

colour □ chord □ imagery □ motion

Puro Jekuto is Dan Cippico & Rosie Tunley. An electronic duo from Birmingham, UK.

Non-commercial home composer & mixer from the Netherlands using FL Studio & Ableton Live

Specialty:
Composing: Pop, Electronic, Nu Dance, Dance (EDM), ChillOut and Drum & Bass (DnB)
Mixing: Pop Classics, Disco/Dance Classics, nowadays Pop and Dance

In the 80s I always used to listen with red ears to 'In The Mix' (weekly program) and the 'Grandmixes' (year mixes) by Ben Liebrand, and to every mix what was on radio that time (from '82 and on). I started buying 'Disco Breaks' mix LP's, made by Peter Slaghuis ('Hithouse' from New Shooz's 'I can't wait'). My first megamix ever, was done with a sampling keyboard, glueing samples to together in one megamix (mono recorded on a radio/cassette recorder!). Later on I mixed with a pickup/radio/cassette recorder combination. Two double cassette recorders later (one as part of a HiFi tower, one as a stand-alone), I bought two SoundLab pickups with pitch controls, which I heavily used. The two CD players with pitch controls I bought from a dance school were not used much, for they were not quick starting. I still have the pickups though & I recently have set them up with a new mixer (reliving the good old times!...). ;)

With the coming of the PC, I started mixing with software mostly
(in chronical order): Cool Edit, SoundForge Pro, Acid Pro, MixMeister, MixCraft and finally FL Studio and Ableton Life (samples sometimes edited with Audacity).
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Notes: 
- There is someone called (DJ) ARG (Germany) but that's not me.! I'm "ARG Prodz" (NL), although I named myself "(DJ) ARG" before (when I created my SoundCloud account, there was no other DJ ARG around worldwide with a website). 
- I previously had "DJ ARG Music .com" - a new site is in the making.
- "ARG Productions 1" @ YouTube is mostly used for favorites.

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