"Widely recognized for his work as a member of renowned electronic music super-groups, Pendulum and Destroid, KJ Sawka is undoubtedly one of the most illustrious and respected figures in the industry today, with a unique ability to push the boundaries of dance music and foster innovation in the scene. To supplement his remarkable career, KJ has just made another noteworthy move with the launch of his very own label, Impossible Records. With a focus on Bass music, Impossible Records will be working to promote and showcase some outstanding tunes from burgeoning producers, as well as enable them to grow and develop artistically." - Zakiya Abdullah

Bossman @ Impossible Records https://soundcloud.com/impossible-records


General: contactkjsawka@gmail.com
Booking: Contactkjsawka@gmail.com

Planned rhythmic figures strive through space and time towards a single goal - to become an unchanging absolute, a retribution that bears reverence and passion for a genuine feeling of drive.
Presented sonic colors originate from within the aesthetics of a gallant and strict chivalry to carelessly carry on flowing into velvet neon noise.

Some old and new demos&sketches here.
mailbox: philchekalin@gmail.com

Моя музыка доступна для лицензирования в ваши проекты:

→ Кино / сериалы / реклама  
→ Подкасты / YouTube-каналы  
→ Игры / арт-инсталляции  
→ Спектакли / Медитации
→ Джинглы / Личный Бренд

Как получить трек? 

1. Пишите в Telegram: @Elena_Kyubbarsep   
2. Или на почту: kyubbarsep@gmail.com  
3. Канал Audio_Ресурс в Telegram:  https://t.me/kyubbarsep_resource 

Цены и условия здесь https://kyubbarsep-composer.taplink.ws/  и индивидуально. 
Возможно адаптировать трек под ваш проект

A repository of tracks, some new but most are from the 80's and 90's, recorded solo or with others. 

The older tracks are here in case past collaborators want to download them.  These older tracks are still being added as I get a chance to remaster the ones that are salvageable.  Most of the tracks are quite old and digitized from multi-generation cassette dubs; many had begun to shed oxide.

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