One2b1 - DarkTribe

Growing up in Darlington Pennsylvania, David Louthan started out developing his music skills by picking up a guitar at age 13, and this self produced singer songwriter has never looked back.

It seems it took a while for the music production bug to bite fully, but in 2006 David set about stepping up his musical goals, and focused himself on seriously producing and recording the catalogue of songs he had started building up through his formative years.

David cites a diverse range of influences on his life, from the retro sounds of Tom petty, Led Zeppelin, The Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, and The Doors, to the slightly later sound of bands like The Red Hot Chili Peppers. When you listen to David's music the influences are evident, and he handles straight ahead acoustic guitar based tracks such as the Bob Dylanesque 'Just a Kid’ as skillfully as more psychedelic influenced tracks such as 'Misguided Fear'

The term singer songwriter is often used to define a genre of its own, but most artists who classify themselves as such generally want to impart the fact that the songs are telling the story.

Running through David's playlist of songs on his SoundCloud page, he tells a story of humble determination in pursuit of your dreams, with tracks such as 'Family' reminding the listener of the age old adage that if they follow their heart, they wont go far wrong in life.

Something I'm sure we can all relate to is the tale of growing up too quickly and succumbing to the pressures of adult life. Sometimes we'd all like a day off and spend the day in the proverbial candy shop, reliving those carefree days of our childhood. David's message in the song 'Just A Kid' reminds us that there's a higher power helping us out in life, which should give us permission that quitting our worries, and taking time out to get in touch with our childlike side wouldn't do us any harm now and again.

A similar theme runs through the laid back piano and acoustic guitar melodies of ‘There’s A Place’ which arouses a very 60’s influenced feeling, encouraging us to find that part of our psyche that gives us the freedom and serenity to create and visualize our dreams. Going by the creativity contained in his catalogue of sad songs, I’d say that in his music David Lee Louthan has definitely found ‘his place’.   
Review by Simon Adams cranes

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B I O :
Autonomous & Multidisciplinar Artist,  Professor and Curator. Also work in a solo and collective projects like "Dto6 autonomous arts and thought", "El chúcaro multisensorial newspaper", "Nimbus Binario" audio visual improvisation,  "Dto 6 lounge", etc. aka Wasabi, work in sounds and mixes since 1995. Also work in video, graphic design and experimental fine arts. Showed your art works more than 40 solo exhibitions and 60 collective shows in Argentine, Bolivia, USA, Australia, Colombia, and Germany. Your works is in a private and public collections in Argentine, Chile, Brazil, UK, USA; Germany, Colombia and Australia. Your works won a lot of prizes in Argentine, Bolivia and Germany. Your art works was published in a lot of books, newspapers and web sites specialized in art and culture in Argentine, Bolivia, Germany, United Kingdom and Australia. Actually live in Córdoba city (AR), and work in solo and colaboratives projects in Córdoba (AR), Berlin (DE), Melbourne (AU, Sao Paulo(BR), Chicago (USA), Schwarzenberg (Austria), Kiev (Ukraine), Karlsruhe (Germany)  and Bogotá (Colombia). 

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One2b1 tries to condense in a name the act and the work of being yourself (the one), the way to know yourself in order to live the real moment and try to reach the real essence of the world. 
Since 1993 he began to play the electric guitar with a punk-hardcore band. His passion for the '60-'70 music led him to play also psychedelic rock-blues inspired by great masters like Jimi Hendrix and Santana.
At the end of 1999 he bought a PC and he began to compose by his own. His journey through electronic music experimentation takes its start, trying to contaminate it with acoustics music. Towards the end of the 2004 he bought a  Roland JX305 synthetizer and this was a step up for his music. 
During the time he had several influences from many musical genres from the rock-blues to the breakbeat, from the jungle to the jazz, from the punk to the funk, passing by the downtempo, also touching bossanova or afrobeat and landing on dubstep and drum and bass. 
He finds really difficult to say what kind of music he really likes, he likes music in general, even those ethnic musics probably not so easy-listening for common hears. He could say probably better what kind of music maybe he likes less, but thinking about it, at the same he finds also difficult to say it. 
He  really loves music and surely, he prefers some genres to others according to his instantaneous feelings and of course to what things he is doing, while he is listening to that music... 
He hopes you can enjoy his tunes! 
Cheers!

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I repost a ton of different genres. What you get on your wall just depends on the mood I'm in.
Favorite Genres in very rough order subject to change frequently:
-Trap
-Bass
-Future/Future Garage
-Deep House/Tropical House
-Psy Trance
-Hardstyle/Rawstyle
-Electronic
-Trance
-Electro/Hard House

Beloved artists included but are by no means limited too:
-Infected Mushroom
-Eprom
-Claude the Von Stroker
-XXYYXX
-Bleep Bloop
-G Jones
-Mr. Carmack
-The Widdler

If you're still reading, be a homie and PM me an awesome tune or two :)

Dundee-born Paul Fitzgerald and Steve Buxey are DiSCOKiNGZ. Scottish music producers, programmers, songwriters & remixers. Active since the early 1990s. Paul began his early music career fronting local Dundee band 'American Excess', achieving significant financial support from 'The Princes Trust', the band gained front-page newspaper headline stories & TV appearances on UK television, before Paul teamed up with Radio 1 Pete Tong's recommended album of the week producer 'ILS' on the project 'HyperActive', gaining TV coverage on BBC TV's 'Dance Energy House Party'. Then came a name change to 'DV8' and teaming up with Stephen Buxey, which spawned a hit song, the "DJ DADO - DV8 Deviant mix" of the TV show X-Files them tune, turned into a dance track, which went on to become a worldwide chart hit. The disco-duo then recorded a follow-up single with Dundee's 'Alexa' (Mary's Prayer) which was released globally & featured on numerous hits compilation albums, and charted in numerous contries. DiSCOKiNGZ have also collaborated with 'Enigma's (Sadness Part 1) Boris Gregorian (Bozidar Ristic), PWL's Tony King & a host of other stars, including 'STEPS' Claire Richards, Lucy Jules (George Michael), Billie Godfrey (Beverley Knight/'Take That'), 'Sigue Sigue Sputnik' front-man Martin Degville and the original soul diva Angie Brown ('Bizarre Inc.' & 'JX'), even Paul O'Grady's incarnation as 'Lilly Savage' wasn't immune to a teaming-up with DiSCOKiNGZ on a charity single for homeless charity 'Shelter' featuring Denise Van Outen & The Gladiators, Paul Fitzgerald also featured in the promo video for the single which was filmed at the Big Breakfast Channel 4 studios in London. DiSCOKiNGZ have been working on a track featuring the talented Kit Clark of 'Danny Wilson' & 'The Swiss Family Orbison'. And have a NEW 2025 single just out called TOUCH ME NOW (RELEASE IT).