making music is better than talking about making music

Spreading elements across the universe - exploring electronic music.

Doug Lynner, a.k.a. synthesizerman,  was editor/publisher of the seminal synthesizer magazine, Synapse. He attended the California Institute of the Arts where his primary mentors were Harold Budd, Morton Subotnick and Leonid Hambro.

He is a founding member of the synthpop bands Invisible Zoo, Moebius and LEM and is a radio host on FlashbackAlternatives.com with his monthly show, Doug Lynner's World of Noise.

Multi instrumentalist and music producer 
Emile Hoogenhout a.k.a. behr received his 
Ableton Certification in November 2013 and was selected to attend the Red Bull Music Academy in Spain 2011.

Emile has studied at many different institutions including the National School Of The Arts (Contemporary Music)
The University Of Cape Town (Jazz Composition, Theory and Performance) and with many private tutors (Performance Technique, Music Theory, Sight Reading, Wold Music Styles, Composition)

Emile has been a music teacher for the past 12 years since and has helped many students receive accredited Royal Schools and Trinity distinctions.

Emile composes and performs music under the alias “behr” and has played extensively at various electronic music festivals. Constantly forcing himself to redefine his music production process through field recording, sampling, using live drums, guitar, piano and sequencing melodic and rhythmic ideas.

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