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FAQ: About that weird, unfriendly & ominous music I irregularly inflict on dancefloors, and how to quickly empty yours:

Fictional question-asker: "Are you a DJ?"
Me: "No, I sculpt unsafe sounds."

Testimonial from a friend who likes dubstep:
"Strongarming music into your brain since 2004 (c) - the whole shebang BANG BANG BANG BANG wheeaaaaoooooo EEEE IIII1111einz!"

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FAQ:
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YOUR LIBERAL USE OF IRONY HAS TURNED ME ON. WHAT THE HELL IS THIS TRAFFIC ACCIDENT HAPPENING IN MY SPEAKERS THAT YOU CALL "MUSIC"?

My weapon of choice is hard-as-nails, corrosive-as-fuck industrialized techno, played at 133ish BPM (that's totally a genre, I swear).

Sometimes, I switch it up with hot, sweaty, sexy-but-slightly-twisted psychedelic techno with an old-school bent (also totally a genre).

I have occasionally been known to take mercy on less masochistically-inclined dancefloors by playing some friendly neighborhood dark (minimal) techno.

Over the years, several people have ended up with severe, irreversible brain-damage when, at 8am in the morning, I played a mash-up of drones, (dark) ambient, field recordings and the sounds of transformers fucking. I reserve this for special occasions, as it reduces the pool of intelligent conversationalists at a given event.

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CAN YOU PLAY THIS ONE TRACK THAT I REALLY LIKE?

No, I don't have any happy-happy joy-joy music with me. I leave it home specifically because I enjoy saying "no" to people like you.

No, I won't play that one track that you have on your virus-infested USB stick. I don't know what you've been docking that with, and it's going to ruin the flow of the set. Feel free to play it to me AFTER I'm done and if I like it, I might use it in my next set.

Don't ask me to play dubstep. One of these days I'm going to put that on a t-shirt and wear it to DJ gigs.

Rule of thumb: if by some sort of divine intervention all 22 fans of my style of music have converged onto a single location from all the corners of the known multiverse, and they're all dancing except for you -- it doesn't really matter what you're about to request. It's going to suck. Don't do it.

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THIS ALL SOUNDS REALLY AWESOME AND UNDERGROUND. WILL YOU PLAY AT MY BIRTHDAY PARTY WHERE 10 PEOPLE WILL COME?

Are you absolutely sure you want to traumatize your innocent, unsuspecting dancefloor-goers? Then sure, I'll come. I only play unpaid gigs (excepting travel expenses). Two reasons:

- *Personally speaking*, I don't enjoy DJing nearly as much when money changes hands. For me, it's a form of self-expression and autopsychotherapy.

- A significant amount of my favorite tracks, I got for free through netlabels, SoundCloud, as free promos or from producer friends. Charging money for playing sets doesn't feel right to me.

I use my own Samsung netbook and Hercules RMX midi controller, which take about 3 minutes to set up, tops. It runs on battery power for about 6 hours of quality Traktor time. The one thing I really, really need to play on your kick-ass sound system is a connector point for the familiar red-and-white RCA plugs. If you have a non-kick-ass sound system, I do bring my own converters for 3.5" jack-plugs.

Artimus Prime has continued to share slots in the line-ups with top-notch headliners such as Above & Beyond, Paul Van Dyk, Gabriel & Dresden, Sunny Lax, Spencer Brown, Andy More, Boris Brejcha, Giuseppe Ottaviani, Infected Mushroom, Ilan Bluestone & many more at amazing clubs like The Midway, 1015 Folsom, Ruby Skye, Halcyon, The Continental and more!!! 
Contact:
artimus.prime@tbwmusic.vip
artimus@tbwentertainment.com

Biographie:

Die Anfänge fallen auf das Jahr 2008 zurück, als ein noch zur der Zeit unbekannter DJ Namens DJ Gee Q begann seine Musik zu Mixen, dieser Name war bis Mitte 2009 Programm, als er sich nach einer kleinen Pause bis Anfang 2010 nach einem neuen Namen umhörte, hatte er plötzlich ein Geistesblitz, da kam ihn der Name DJ Richie Rich in den Gehöhrgang, er Verbesserte mit seinem neuen Namen auch Zeitgleich seinen Sound und versuchte einen eigenen Stil zu kreieren, er ließ taten sprechen und begann seine Mixtapes & Remixe ins Internet zu stellen um raus zu finden wie Freunde, Bekannte und Leute Weltweit auf seine Mixtapes & Remixe reagieren, die Popularietät um seine Person begann mit jedem Mixtape zu steigen, als ein DJ der schon länger in Geschäft war Angang 2012 auf ihn aufmerksam wurde, und bat ihn ab sofort seine Mixtapes & Remixe auf seinem Label Devilbeat Productions zu Veröffentlichen, so nahm alles sein Lauf, als ein langjähriger Kollege und selbst auch DJ der sich die Mixtapes von DJ Richie Rich anhörte und ihm Vorschlug mit ihm zusammen Kollabo Mixtapes zu Produzieren aus dem Projekt entwickelte sich eine Freundschaft die bis heute anhält, da jetzt der Name DJ Richie Rich Programm war, es aber schon zu viele DJ´s unter dem Namen gab, entschloss er sich wiederum nach einer neuen Namesgebung da Erinnerte er sich an seine Kindheit in der er immer die Serie Transformers sah, und sein Lieblings Autobot Optimus Prime war wollte er sich den Namen zu legen, das war ihm aber zu lang, da entschied er sich für DJ Prime, nun war DJ Prime geboren und da Entschloss er sich das, das in Zukunft sein Name sein wird.

Distant Touch – The Mainframe EP

Title:		The Mainframe
Artist:		Distant Touch
Label:		Morningstar/Geomagnetic.tv	
Catalogue:	GEOEP020	
Format:		Digital Download / CDR
Genre:		Progressive / Psy / Trance / Techno / Full-on
Release:       2011 World Wide	

#	Name				                                Time  	Bpm

1. Shadow Fighter				                8:06	140		
2. The Mainframe				                        7:51	140		
3. Electronic Countermeasure			        8:08	145 
4. Dawn Of The Decepticons			        7:56	145
5. vs Rubix Qube - The Great Cape Escape	6:03	145

All tracks written, produced and engineered by Ashley MacLaughlin apart from track 5, written, produced and engineered by Kieron Grieve and Ashley MacLaughlin.  Track 1 contains vocal excerpt from movie "In The Valley of Elah" Track 3 contains vocal excerpt from movie "Burn After Reading" Track 4 contains vocal excerpt from movie "Transformers 2" Track 5 contains vocal excerpt from movie "Rendition" 
BIO:

Distant Touch is 26 year old Ashley MacLaughlin, a British born trance producer and DJ living in Cape Town, South Africa. Ashley's production and DJ style is a mixture of progressive to full-on melodic daytime through to full-on twisted, mind-bending night time psychedelic trance. His musical background began at the age of 8 when he started to learn to play the guitar. At the age of 17 he was playing trance in London clubs and small squat parties and started to write his own music in 2004 at the age of 19. Since moving to South Africa in January 2009 he has performed both live sets and DJ sets regularly at various parties including The Village, Cryptic Symmetry, regular guest slots at Psynopticz amongst others, as well as returning back home within that time to play at parties in his home country. He has shared the stage alongside some of the premier acts in the global scene including Talamasca, Shift, John Phantasm, Hydraglyph, Biorhythm, Slug, Xatrik and Dejavoo as well as playing various back to back DJ sets with some of the biggest trance DJs in the UK and South Africa including Kristian, Libra 9 and Rubix Qube. Ashley has also worked with various influencial producers on a number of collaborations both in the UK and South Africa and has various side projects also currently gathering momentum.The forthcoming year is looking especially bright with a number of festival bookings confirmed in both Europe and Africa.

LINKS:

Facebook artist page (Distant Touch)

Label Profile: www.myspace.com/geomagnetic 

Goa Records is a new label founded in 2006 based in California/USA. Focused on finding the very best of the worlds leading psy-trance and goa-trance hits and compiling these into a highly commercialized package suitable for mainstream distribution outlets. Expect a steady stream of high quality, cutting edge releases from this already amazingly popular new label.

Morningstar, division of Geomagnetic Records. Uplifting, melodic, full-on, progressive and perfect for those ecstatic moments of sunshine and awakening, we know you want to be carried on a cloud of feel-good grooviness as you welcome the morning light! 

Geomagnetic.tv was established in the summer of 2001 by Dr. Spook one of the founders of the prominent San Francisco 3D FX and Multimedia boutique known as Minds Eye Media (est.1995). www.mindseyemedia.com

CREDITS:

Distribution by Geomagnetic Distribution & INgrooves
(p) and © www.Geomagnetic.tv
http://www.geomagnetic.tv/news/geoep020
info@geomagnetic.tv


My name is Vonsiwel (vahn-swel) and I am a singer/songwriter from Ypsilanti, MI. While I enjoy writing all styles of music, R&B is my vibe. Check out some of my music and follow me!

here.... ugly dude as to mention me in short.... as every one describes me wid it.... heart flowz wid kindness when i go sentimental..... becomes sentinous when i c poors, life down to roads etc... ya many people have been cheated by destiny... we all know the fact... but every now n then i have the feeling to help the distress..... shud say one of the goal of ma life.... when it comes to muzic..... shud like to say that it feels like being a commander of the acoustics when m in the muzic brigade..... muzic ZoooooooooM to computer factors now.... video editing, sound mixings, arranging, graphics, recordins, vfx, sfx, ecetera... i gave my life to it.... juss pluck my 4 yrs out of my life n you will get those dayz when i was severly jaundisized by those stuffs....... you all know our country'z musical background... glad to say i waz immensely interested in it... but nepal didn't give me a single oppurtunity... sorry to say... dun know how many people like me have the same distress for"mula" like mine who gave thei life to the maxim to uplift our muzik system.... guyz wanna share ur feelings den ...... thats it...........
Hometown:Kathmandu, Nepal
Interests:Moto Bykes down the line.... leisure time screws me to..... 500 tonnes of dumdbells with flat body chords, djiing...... and ya not to forget internet surfing at night hours, composing power music tracks fundamentals, arranging.... directing some of the coolest choreographed videos, my life bcomes one of the trampoline when am totally drunk.... bumpy jumpy.........
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Ashes and Dust AKA Michael Paterson - Ba (Hons) Music Production..... Ashes and Dust is now a well established artist in production, advert music and sessional work. Experience ranges from DJing for 20+ years, Hardcore, Drum and Bass, House, Trance, Dubstep and Hip Hop to name a few genres. A Foundation Degree in Music Production and Technology and then a full Ba Honours from the prestigious Leeds College of Music. I am also an Apple certified Logic Trainer and system engineer.
About me.. When I was about 7 or 8, for a year I started to learn how to play the flute but it just wasn't Transformers or plastic soldiers, after much deliberation, yes, even as a youngster, I decided that I then wanted to play the trumpet, and then the guitar, and so this went on until i was about 11.
At this point my family moved into a local town and with regards to music things really went down the pan.. Then, upon leaving school, something special happened---The Rave Scene
I got into hardcore at the age of about 14 (1991) and suddenly found an instrument that i wanted to learn, the turntables. I have mixed for 20 years and during my time i have played in local clubs (Kaos, Zenexis, Bee's etc) but in the hayday of hardcore i played backroom at events such as The Que Club in Birmingham, The Monastery in Torquay as well as many more for promoters such as Dance Planet, Obsession and Dreamscape.
I am now 35 year old and would like to think that I have picked up a wealth of music knowledge from some of the best plus pure experience over those 35 years
In my time studying at Leeds College of Music and also, of course while studying for my FDA Music Technology and Production at North Devon College, I started to play the guitar and also started singing and writing lyrics, i have learnt more about music production, technology, process, theory, basically everything in the last 10 years and it has been very rewarding and stimulating!. Music is my life.. My life is music!

John Roome (pka Witchman) is a British Composer/Producer that has released 2 critically acclaimed albums "Explorimenting Beats" and "Heavy Traffic" (Deviant Records) and produced the likes of Finitribe (Infectious Records). Co-written a remix album with Jammin Unit (of pioneering electronic German artists Air Liquide)as well as beat-heavy side projects such as the Unknown Ghosts. Add to this his programming and production work on Ian Astbury's (The Cult) solo album 'Spirit, Light, Speed', The Jungle Brothers, The Orb and Danish noisemakers Livstrompet. He also contributed beats to David Toop's album 'Spirit World' (Virgin Records), On the remix front he has remixed tracks by Clawfinger, The Creatures, lan Astbury, Gary Numan, Curve, Cornershop, J-lo and Nikka Costa etc, with compilation inclusions running well into double figures. He was also producer and member with the innovative UK chart topping electronic act The Orb.

As Witchman, he also scored the adrenalin fused best selling Sega Xbox 360 game Full Auto, followed by the PS3 sequel Battle Lines. More recently he scored the game Dead Island Retro Revenge.

John has scored various films such as The Channel, Shrapnel, Section Eight, Sad Vacation,  Chariot, One in the Chamber (with Cuba Gooding Jnr), and the Edinburgh Festival favorite Song of Songs. He has also provided material for John Leguizamo's 'Undefeated', Stephen Seagals 'Into the Sun' also Cold Case, The Prisoner, Supernatural, Robbery Homicide, Nip/Tuck, Las Vegas, CSI Miami, CSI NY as well as John Carpenter's 'Masters of Horror'.

Add to this John also works heavily in creating score and sound design for film trailer campaigns such as the smash hit movies DEATH RACE, LIVE FREE, DIE HARD, WE OWN THE NIGHT, PATHOLOGY, SECUESTRO EXPRESS, 28 WEEKS LATER, RAMBO 4, MIAMI VICE, PRIEST, TRANSPORTER 3, CRANK 2, TRANSFORMERS 2, INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS, THE MECHANIC, REPO MEN, THE LAST AIRBENDER, A-TEAM, UNSTOPPABLE, THE NEXT 3 DAYS, HALL PASS, 12 ROUNDS, THE HUNGER GAMES, IN TIME, FRIDAY THE 13TH (REMAKE) NINJA ASSASSIN, IRON MAN 2, DRIVE, SNITCH, THOR and SPIDERMAN: HOMECOMING

His Witchman produced track "First Name Trouble" feat. Marz was recently featured in the movie Neighbours.

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