2019.09.13 second album 「cosui 」release

Time Rival is the ambient music project of Illinois native Michael Southard.  At a young age, Michael became interested in music production and recording engineering, creating countless albums of esoteric, cross-genre music.  He earned a bachelor’s degree in music business from Southern Illinois University in 2007 and has continued honing his production and songwriting skills.
The music of Time Rival is ambient in nature and has been described as “music for dreaming”.  Mostly piano and synthesizers heavily effected by computer wizardry.  It’s generally warm and pleasant with tiny hints of tension.  Music to help the listener decompress and provoke deep thought in this digital age.

Michael also creates technical, beat driven electronic music under the name @SupplyFi, is one half of the duo @Amberglow-3, and collaborates regularly with @runninginslowmotion and @belial-pelegrim.  He is a co-owner @triplicaterecords,  has a monthly radio show on Threadsradio.com and curates mixes and playlists for TRIP FM
For inquiries: msouthard.music@gmail.com

A mirage-like sound system, a multi-directional diffused reflection type label. International Sound & Art Collective.

Just a couple of aspiring producers, get at us latest beat here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vD4XdfvJDno

Label showcase inquiries: gregoire@houseum.fr

Our shops: 
- https://houseum-store.com
- https://houseumrecords.bandcamp.com

Our website: https://houseum.fr

For any contact, Premiere or host on the channel: houseum.yt@gmail.com

The label does not accept demo.

It releases by beat port. 
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Kobayashi was born in 1979. He currently resides in a suburban town of Tokyo. He started making music 1997. In the beginning he mainly produced Hip-Hop. Kobayashi creates House and Techno tunes since the early 2000. He produces wide variety of songs from Deep House to Detroit-style Techno. In 2006, he began his own sound system project. He organized parties at various locations including campsites and mountains. In 2010, his sound system backed up a "sound demo" in Tokyo which had 15,000 participants who protested against the post-3.11 situations in Japan. From 2011 Kobayashi also does live sets using Akai APC40 and Ableton Live, playing his own songs. 


Fumikazu kobayashi is following