Frayed Circuits & Mixed Signals

Heres a new track for reaching 1k likes on Facebook,I really wanted to thank everyone who liked my page and shares my track. 
I dont do this for the money so I always give my tracks out for free instead of releasing it through a label.
Thanks for supporting my tracks!!
Next milestone 2k likes ;)

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Electrostep
HDdubHERO
King step

Adrenalized (Complextro Free Download)

Space Dandy Music - (Ep 13) ANATATO

Hellsing Ultimate - OVA 7 - Zakuro

Gorillaz - Dare.
Gorillas - On Melancholy Hill.
Daft Punk - Da fu.
Bootleg Remix.
Oravla Dj

130 - Gorillaz - Dare Vs Daft Punk Da Fu (Deejay Oravla) Bootleg Remix

Cyberia theme from Serial Experiments Lain

Serial Experiments Lain - Cyberia Theme

From SPACE☆DANDY O.S.T.2 BOOBIES WONDERLAND

☆Taku Takahashi - Old Edition

Made this for a contest! Thought it wasn't too bad!
Remix for Galantis!

I Wanna Run Away (Snely DnB)

This is the full version of the music that plays during Steven's dream in Lion 3: Straight to Video. Joe and I were scheduled to pitch our storyboards one day, but something came up and we had to postpone the pitch. I stayed in the conference room and started making up a silly song in GarageBand while I waited. Later on I thought it would be fun to use that song for the scene in Lion 3! It turned out to be weirdly appropriate for Dogcopter's speech. I had a lot of fun writing the dialogue for this scene with some assistance from Rebecca. There's some ideas in there that I feel really strongly about and it's really cool that they could make it into the show!

The Pitch Got Delayed

Steven Universe - Alexandrite

Give Heart Back To Music - Shounen Of Nazareth (Daft Punk & Justice X Eureka Seven)

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MIXED EMOTIONS 15 years later. 

A long time ago, in another lifetime, i had a big nightclub in Montreal called Sona, and i djed at that night club every friday night from 3-7am….
it was about a hundred times less glamorous than it sounds. yes i was an owner and a dj but i was also playing techno to a big room that mostly wanted house, and i had already had my glory years as a young rave dj, and all in all i was starting to wonder where it was all heading. Musically i was playing less and less inspiring music to less and less inspired people, myself included. Inspiration has a cycle to it, and around 99 i was at a low point. But slowly in the background , gaining momentum….there was a new sound creeping in (as is always the case, you have to listen very carefully to hear it) ….. those strange records you secretly love, but for some reason feel afraid of playing. they feel too weird, or too challenging, so you put them on a tape…. or you listen in the car, building up a whole fantasy of how glorious the world would be if you could just play THOSE tracks.The tracks i was slowly building up could be loosely called electro. Not the classics really, not straight 808 or Miami bass,  but a new strain with a heavy 80’s influence…. Dutch records from emerging masters like I-F, and german ones introducing Kraftwerk inspired kids like Anthony Rother: crucially a generation of techno and house kids looking for something more. they were small records, B-sides, delicate, hand picked. I felt nobody cared…. but i was in love. 

Turns out it was my turn to do a mixcd, which was a big deal at the time, at least for me. Because i owned the label, and the club, i could indulge in the classic textbook indulgment move: a DOUBLE album. i wanted to hedge my bets. I also wanted to introduce myself to the world. CD1, since forgotten to history, was the sound of what i was playing at Sona at the time…..good techno, early Swedish stuff, some classic bombs, solid late 90’s techno. it was “good”. i’d give it a solid 7 on 10. at best. 

But the second CD….. this was my baby, my labor of love, my manifesto….. i took all those special records i had been saving, and put them together. hiding in the musical shadow of the “safer” mainroom CD, i did what you should always do anyway— i just played what i truly adored. 

i called the second disk “electro-funk” and the whole package was called MIXED EMOTIONS, a reflection of my state of mind at the time (at a key moment in the artwork process, i heard Michael Douglas prophetically say ”mixed emotions” in a movie, sealing the deal). I was really happy with the results, which even included some very basic stabs at production (an intro)…

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Frayed Circuits & Mixed Signals

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