No songs uploadet yet. One day, yes! Did some Dj´ing and arranged parties first half of 90´s. Made electronic music from 1994-2007, first with hardware, atari& cubase then more and more digitally. Pretty busy since then. Damn, where are my old DAT´s ?

http://thomasedwardemail.wixsite.com/thomas-edward-art

Around the time my parents bought their first pc, a Pentium 100 with 64 mb ram running windows 95, I switched from protracker on the Amiga to fasttracker II for my music. 

No more one megabyte songs in 8 bit sound quality and four mono track limit, but the luxury of enough tracks & sample memory to use in 16 bit stereo :) . Of course I abused this newfound freedom, lifting a lot of loops from the Hip Hop music I was into at the time with often questionable results. Creating sort of like party jams, reminiscent of early Frankie Cutlass or watered down Fatman Scoop/Crooklyn Clan instrumentals. Basically a mix of unobscured familiar loops playing in succession without worrying about copyright. 

As there weren't cd-burners yet, and the tracks were too big to fit onto a 3.5 inch disk, a lot of attempts at music have died with the harddisk of the machine, but some have been recovered as I sometimes recorded tracks to decrepit cassette tapes, like this compilation of hip hop'ish & jungly tracks made between 1997 - 1999.

Samplebased Boombap electronica: 
@jonas-from-nijmegen

Glitchhousebreakbeatdance: 
@oelek

Arty-farty cinematic sounddesign:
@r_jonas_arty_farty2 (*newer)
@r_jonas_arty_farty

Remix selections:
@plugexpertremix2 (*newer)
@plugexpertremix

Plugexpert:
@plugexpert2014left (2014/left-overs)
@plugexpert201213 (2012/13)
@plugexpert2011 (2011)
@plugexpert201011 (2010/11)
@plugexpert010203 (2001/02/03)
@plugexpert2001 (2001)
@r_jonas_2000 (2000)

93'-95' Jungle gabber tracker music:
@richard_jonas_trackers

Welcome to Nordischsound.

I'm a certified digital music producer.

Do you remember the music from games like Final Fantasy, Super Mario, Zelda, Deus-Ex, Gothic or Monkey Island? If so, you will know how important a good soundtrack is. Good music is an essential part of a successful game.

I compose catchy and unique songs which you can remember for a long time.

Many of todays music seems to be uninspired and bored. I bring back the old spirit for your project.
 
I'm able to create many different kinds of music. It's my passion to be creative and to create something that can be called music in any conceivable way.

Here is a selection of genres I have allready composed:

- ambient music / soundscapes
- caribbean music
- casual / funny music
- orchestral / epic tunes
- dark / scary tunes
- worldmusic / ethnic music
- rock music
- synthesized music / future music

In short, I'm open for every idea.

If you have any project for which you need some awesome music do not hesitate to contact me. I will be the right decision for your job, that's for sure.

I Write music to fight anxiety and depression.
Let me know if you enjoyed any of it.  Thanks x
I write music using Logic with some racks.. Roland JV1080, Yamaha A5000, Roland S750, Roland XP50 and sometimes an old computer for beeps.

Max Hall vs TPX a place where tracks get Re written from the bottom up, Max Hall teams up with Trev Parsons to do just that, with "Magic Fly", "Bladerunner" and "Pump up the Volume" sourcing original synthesizer sounds and the original samples to re sequence and mix the track how they would have been done originally. (all purely for fun you understand) - also on this page are a couple of original tracks we wrote as the TPX project, "Miner Manic" - a old skool track with samples from the game's "Manic Miner " on many systems and the "Swedish rhapsody" using samples from radio Am "Numbers Stations"   - LATEST - SID's Messij - Is entirely written on a modified duel SID Commodore 64 (6581x2) - with a MSSIAH cartridge, all sounds are programmed and recorded directly out of the rear end of the Commodore 64 with NO processing whatsoever! so basically you are listening to a 6 channel SID C64 raw and oldskool! with a extra channel using volume register for the 4bit speech!

Max Hall vs TPX is following