Unleashing sonic creativity. Shaping the future of software instruments with creative excellence.

8dio is a company specialized in advanced deep-sampling of music instruments - developed by Academy Award Winning composer, Troels Folmann. 

8Dio products are featured in the majority of current blockbusters (ex. Avatar, James Bond, Interstellar, Dark Knight Rises, Transformers, District 9), TV-shows (ex. Game of Thrones, Dexter, CSI, NCIS) and video games (ex. Overwatch, Diablo 3, Madden, Starcraft 2, Mass Effect 3, Need For Speed series) and used by many of the highest profile artists, composers and top 40 producers in the industry.

8Dio is the largest deep-sampled instrument catalogue in the world from the new generation Orchestral Products, Hybrid Scoring Tools to the best sounding Epic- and Angelic Choirs, from industry standard Epic Percussion series to beautiful Solo Voices from around the world, from gorgeous Tuned Percussion to custom made instruments.

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The musical portfolio of James Ruehlmann.

Also known as @mutrix and @luxpacific and @acemarino

Contact: Jamesisreallycool@gmail.com

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Championing the new wave of electronic art.

The Manila-based trio formed in 2011, and released “First Sighting”—an independently-produced EP containing four dynamic tracks of layered riffs, hypnotic percussion, and atmospheric samples—in 2012.
	
They play instrumental rock that infuses expert instrumentation and attention to detail, some of which have derived images from other art forms like Richared Donner’s “The Goonies” and philosopher Bertrand Russell’s interview about the Future. 

Since their inception, they have not stopped playing shows and providing diversity in the country’s thriving rock scene. They have regular shows in humble venues all over Metro Manila, but have also performed in large-scale events—they played at the Sinulog Festival in Cebu, scored Spanish silent film “El Abuelo” in the 7th International Silent Film Festival, and, just recently, performed alongside foreign acts And So I Watch You From Afar and Caspian. 

The type of music they play is relatively unknown and quite rare in the Philippines, and this makes their mission of providing fresh sounds more welcome in a country of certified music lovers. 

The band is only roughly three years into their career, but their persistent exploration for bigger musical challenges shows that there are more things in store—instrumental rock that infuses pathos and pleasure, balances the heavy and the gossamer, rises above and inspires.

Earthmover is Daniel Garcia on guitars, Gerald Guerrero on bass, and Dru Ubaldo on percussions and samples.


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