"the drums are too loud, it's a bit too bassy and I can't understand rappers" (mi nan, aged 83)

All the tracks on this page are demos - with fake strings - an album is in the pipeline - meanwhile if you wanna see/hear it live - come to http://www.junction.co.uk/artist/6061


Producer and DJ since back in the day.  Break beat was my thing, currently making bits some techno, minimal house and some electro.  Machine funk.

Mooji is the eclectic alter-ego of much-lauded techno producer, Kramnik; a new alias that explores elements of acid-jazz, dub, funk, down-tempo and blues.



DK are a punk rock band from St. Neots. That’s a soul destroying little town outside of Cambridge, UK. They play positive songs about life; girls, drinking, politics, addiction, friends and all that good stuff.

In 2005 they self recorded, produced and released their first album, “I’m not asking, i’m telling!!” to rave reviews from the press and went on to score a loyal and much loved fan base.
Regular gigs with other great bands from the scene, large and small (H20, Flatliners, Freak Union, Deadline) fine tuned their sound and their debut single “Doesn’t make you punk” stirred the masses, paving the way for the long awaited second album, "Absence Makes The Music Faster".

Returning with a more polished sound, greater musicianship and deeply introspective lyrics - a mere seven years are their debut offering - Dirty Kirst prove that Punk Rock is still alive in the hearts of those who care.

At Sonora Cinematic, we make carefully curated sample libraries for composers, songwriters and music producers.
We believe in sound as an art form and as the primary ingredient of music.

Our mission is to provide musicians with the finest tools to spark their imagination and creativity.
In every single recording we make, in every single synth sound we program, in every single line of code we write, music is the focus.
Sonora Cinematic: unique sounds, pure inspiration.

Guitarist for the country band Lonestar
Creator of M Britt Profiles -- Professional Profiles for the Kemper Profiling Amplifier

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