Making Mixes to Ride to.

My garage/laundry room is my studio.  Just using basic gear with a basic program.  Not out here for fame or fortune.  Just want people to hear my spin on things.  

Let me know what you think.  Drop a comment, or a like, or a repost.  

The Beast from Ragnaroc
Fredrick Douglass City's Own
Uncle Tom RBG the Spook

Bynd9 is the pseudonym of Hector Arroyo, a Spanish composer and music producer based in the South East of Spain whose work has been characterized by sound engineering and research into original and avant-garde acoustic or synthesized sound sources. His career stems from his passion for evocative music for film or using it as backgrounds in video projections and contemporary artistic installations. He has also collaborated with artists from the world of progressive rock like Quercunian Camerata or other artists of the genre. Among the published material you can find sound experiments, electronic essays with a dance tendency or progressive rock pieces as well as excerpts from his work as a film musician.

Groovin’ from Hungary, Jozsef Bakos

J. Bakos was born in East Hungary, Europe. Music was always part of his life: firstly he started to play the drums in primary school and started to compose, play the guitar and bass in his high-school years.

He spent more than 16 years in Budapest where he played in different bands as a bass guitarist: The Pancakes, Contremarque & Polar Bear Dance.

His own style was influenced by the 90’s west coast rap music, funk, jazz-funk and many other jazz artists. His guitar playing was mainly inspired by Earl Klugh and Paul Jackson Jr.

He has a great relationship with Wesley Brinson (a bass player from New Jersey) who had jam sessions with the members of the Parliament Funkadelic in the 1970’s. He also cooperated with a Hungarian/Canadian female vocalist, Yvette Lakatos.

His own originals were composed, recorded and arranged by himself.

His personal values in life are simple but really important:

Nothing but Peace & One Love!

Hailing from the mystical landscapes of Jerusalem, Israel, PSYDRO presents "WACHUMA," a groundbreaking EP that explores the depths of the human psyche and the spiritual realms beyond our ordinary perception. Known for his unique blend of psychedelic trance, PSYDRO takes listeners on a transcendent journey filled with pulsating beats, intricate rhythms, and ethereal melodies.

Evyatar Levi, better known by his stage name 'PSYDRO', is a psychedelic trance artist
and producer from Israel.

He was born in 1988 in Jerusalem, Israel, and has been producing music since 2011.
His music is characterized by its driving rhythms, intricate melodies, and atmospheric soundscapes.

So those who know him know that he is one of the people who have gone through a long and very complex path to reach this moment. For those who don't know, here's a brief overview: Evyatar began his path in writing and producing music in the capital, Jerusalem. Initially, he wrote the project under the name SON PEDRO, which is based on retro acid trance music. Some people still call him Pedro because of this. While impressively mixing a DJ set of never-before-heard tracks and presenting a unique live performance in Jerusalem's underground clubs where he began, he quickly spread like an epidemic in Tel Aviv and other parts of the country, and in events under the open sky.

In the years that followed, Psydro's music gained traction in the psychedelic
trance scene, and he became known for his unique sound that blends driving basslines,
intricate percussion, and dark atmospheric textures.

In addition to his music production work, Psydro is also a skilled DJ and has
performed at numerous events throughout Israel.
He is known for his dynamic and energetic DJ sets that incorporate both his
own music and tracks from other artists in the psychedelic trance genre.

Overall, Psydro has established himself as a rising talent in the psychedelic
trance scene and continues to push the boundaries of the genre with his unique sound and style,
combining cutting-edge production techniques with a deep understanding of the genre's roots and traditions.

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