Experimenting with Znoise and ring mod effects. Just having some fun along with it. INXS through a Korg MS2000 Vocoder input against a drum pattern and chord sequence on a Sunday afternoon as you do!

Yesterday In Stereo by nice language

A mid week track we made at Thrash Tango Studio, Churchgate Leicester (United Kingdom) around 2000/2001 in winter months with Damien & Nancy Bailey on beats, crate digging, arranging and influence. A smooth through composition session with good people. Please note, the off phase on the Bass Guitar is deliberate!

Damien and Nancy Bailey, Jim Sisson (original Funky Transport crew) - CityTrash (Unreleased)

This track was made at Thrash Tango studio, Churchgate Leicester (United Kingdom) around 2000, Damien Bailey and James Sisson on a summer day exploiting everything we could squeeze from my DW8000 and a Roland JX8p synthesizer and PG800 programmer (courtesy of the late, great professor Garry Garrod of Leicester University, Rolls Royce, 3M and NASA) Very Superstitiously playing Spy Hunter!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leicester

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ilkeston

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heanor

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inverness

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aberdeen

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nottingham

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Derby

Jim Sisson and DeepIain + Damien Bailey - Digital Juice (unreleased) Funky Transport

Made at Forth Floor, Conduit Street Leicester (United Kingdom) with Loz

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Jim and Loz - Go For It

This is the improvised and remixed version on the fly. Me and Damien Bailey (Funky Transport) To this day, nobody understood what we did with the bass line.

Iain DeepIain MacPherson, James Sisson (Keys) & Damien Bailey (Funky Transport) - Down With Love

Recorded in 1996 with the crew on a synchronised high speed 4 Track and Apple running an early E-magic sequencer, SM58, Outboard FX, synths and sampler. Later remixed in 2002 with Logic Audio and higher frequency samplers and extra keyboard parts, mixing and arranging. Stevie Wonder Intro Snare Drum. (Ilkeston is one of several places where the distinctive dialect of East Midlands English is extensively spoken. Ilkeston is referred to as 'Ilson' in this dialect.[4] Generally the name is pronounced with three syllables, Ilkisstun, not Ilk's tun.) parenthesis taken from Wikipedia

Jamie Sisson & Pete Mellors - Good Life. Help from Paul Cliff, Scott Colclough & Brailo

Low Fidelity Cut Disco and Analogue Drum Machines. Hallelujah!

Ooh Yeah **...1000 miles edit

Ketamine dreams, lo fidelity 10k sampling. The Message (Grandmaster Flash chopped up beats) Recorded around 1997 with limited equipment. We had limited knowledge of transient peaks and elimination of resonant frequencies. Fortunately, compensated with high speed 4 track tape, saturating all channels on TDK Super Avilyn cassette with  a high speed Tascam Porta One. Mostly important, we had fun making the music

Listen ft Bex

Lo fidelity cut disco for fun. Hard disco music mixed up

Baby Wanna Party

A chilled day at Stoughton Road, Leicester. (spare room studio)

Jim and Iain's Pro's

This record was made over a period of time, distance, mutual respect and trust between production artists who, consolidated for a tele period in producing. By postal service and before broadband. Keep in mind, 70Mb of data would take almost an entire day to transfer on dial up services if successful.

DeepIain & Spacejim - Lab Music - Ten Lovers Music

Sam Kant - Glassware Crooks

Four Canal Street

The very old recording contract expired a couple of years ago. After the original samples and concept were farmed out to at least one other label, here is the original home grown version. Not remixed and grown from the heart. Uncleared guitar samples from Evelyn Champagne King - Shame. Not used in the official D'Julz releases. Perhaps subliminally but hardly audible.

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