This is My House (1994)

West Pier Suite: III. Promenade (1994)

Out of my face - Muscle Mix (1995)

some things never happen (1995)

The Price You Pay - Tascam 4-track mix (1987)

I think I must have been listening to The Grid at the time, as this is definitely influenced by their fusion of the sounds of the American Western with 90's electro/pop.

Lone Star (1995)

Worlds Apart (1995)

Pop Song (1995)

Dance Track (1995)

I am the enemy you killed, my friend.
Let us sleep now...

Wilfred Owen

Strange Meeting (1995)

I started to make electronic music at the age of 15 in 1986 (on Casio multi-keyboards) through to 1988 (on a Roland D50, Yahama DX7 and Roland HS101 with a Roland drum machine and a Tascam 4 track tape deck). I was also invited try-out Iannis Xnakis's "Upic" system in 1989 at the Barbican Centre, which was a thrilling experience. After a break, I picked up electronic music making again in 1994 (on a Apple Mac LC3 running Cubase Score with a Roland JV30). I also placed an ad in the Melody Maker for a signer/lyricist, teamed up with a guy who was a massive Smiths fan, so all our songs sounded like Pet Shop Boys backing tracks with Morrissey on vocals. Strangely, I can't find any of our demos (though am sure they languish somewhere on a tape somewhere). Here are some of my early solo tracks that I found on a TDK D60 cassette tape. The loss of bass, therefore, is not entirely shocking.

Mr Lee Daniel

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