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My town is State College, Pennsylvania, the home of Penn State University, where I am a supporter of the local music and art scenes. I am friends with and fans of many dozens of local musicians, bands, DJs, and music creators and producers. And am a VIP at a number of local clubs and venues. 

I gather I've become something of a legend for being a pretty decent club dancer. I think that is safe to say because of all the people coming up to me saying, "You're a legend! Can I get a pic with you?" Thousands of photos and movies have been taken of me dancing at Indigo and The Lions Den Bar. I don't mind, but I'm there to listen and dance. Dancing is a kind of advanced yoga and martial arts for me, a self-transforming discipline that integrates consciousness, emotion, mind, and body. 

I am a very eclectic listener, but tend to be drawn to the edges of music culture. I am currently in a stage in which I am truly enjoying hip hop and R&B. My major focus for years has been EDM, electronic dance music, house, trance, trance, techno, hardstyle (or hardcore, if you prefer), d&b, and electronica.  I appreciate dubstep and trap, but they wouldn't be my music of choice. I do like top 40 club music, wether or not it's cool to do so. In the past I have immersed myself in blues, old blues, reggae, roots, soca, world music, 80s first wave, 90s early house and club, classical, and more.

I'm a beat freak, love percussion and bass. And one interest that never leaves me is primitive music and ancient music, particularly percussion, strings, and vocals.

I have been promoting an idea here, which is to develop a micro-studio based music production entrepreneurial hotbed here in this college town. With microstudios, long-distance collaboration tools, the internet and new media marketing skills, people with fired up creativity can make and market music without the "help" of the corporate music industry. It won't be simple, but it would fun as fuck. 

I've worked in the internet industry for many years. In that businesses I've interacted with young geeks and techs and creatives from around the planet, and talking about and listening to music is part of the internet geek/entrepreneur culture. This is where I was first turned on to modern house, techno, and EDM.

Those genres of music are especially suited to working on the internet, there is something about the combination of beat, tempo changes, periods of melody followed by periods of a-melody, that stimulates the coding, experiment and test, and criticizing mind you depend on to make a living.

And, your body bounces to the beat as you work.



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