<a href="https://www.lunarboogie.com">Lunar Boogie</a> was created by two lost space voyagers: Hekr and Kov.

In 1987 two ex-air force pilots, Kov (a Cosmonaut) and Hekr (an Astronaut), were on a secret mission of peace between the Soviet Union and Western Powers on the lunar space station DMX808.  After the collapse of the former Soviet Union, their mission was aborted.  They were marooned on the moon for many years with only old analog synths, drum machines and stringed instruments to keep them occupied.  Their love of Disco and Electro music from the 70's and 80's era inspired them to compose music.  They eventually combined parts from analog synths and defunct rocket parts to construct a craft that would eventually return them to Earth.

After returning to Earth the two decided to create the label, <a href="https://www.lunarboogie.com">Lunar Boogie</a>, to release their lunar compositions as well as music from favorite artists and newly discovered talent.

Producer ∆ Engineer ∆ Composer 

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Everything sound. Technical to creative its all a blast. 

Singer, Songwriter, Producer
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUDWpJTd6Vg5isutmrjklhA

Recovering perfectionist creating music.
Contact: info@raenemusic.com

While other children were reading comic books under their sheets, Clarence Chu was tapping into late night college radio shows and CBC's Brave New Waves. This early exposure to the emerging world of electronic music was the start of a life long obsession. From 1996-2001, under the moniker DJ Lemon, he was one of the early purveyors of drum'n'bass in Vancouver. Hosting the weekly spot Airtight and making guest appearances at Automatic and HQ events, he has opened for premier DJ/producers including LTJ Bukem and Grooverider.

Since then Clarence has completed a variety of composition, production and engineering work for film, radio and TV. He has also collaborated with vocalists and instrumentalists to produce electronic infused jazz, rock, folk, and hip-hop projects. In 2005, the collaboration Bedroomstudio released a full length album entitled Submissions touted by Exclaim! magazine as being "the most 'now' CD to come out of Canada.

Recently, Clarence has returned to his electronic roots and focused on his own personal sound. Excited to be part of the EVD crew, My Electronic Friends promises to deliver a wide range of electronic from chill out to bass music.

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