Trust Myself (Demo)

DubStep, Breaks, Glitch &amp; Hip-Hop seamlessly mixed. Bass heavy and uplifting. 





Track listing:1. Toxic - 16 Bit

2. Murder in Jamrock - Cut &amp; Run

3. Sensi Samuri - Widdler

4. BWAV (FP Remix) - Flux Pavilion

5. Angel - Toasty

6. This Way (Agent Smith's Purple-Haze Edit) - Nero

7. Classical - 16 Bit

8. Kingston Town (Bassnectar Remix) - Alborosie

9. Stupid Cunt (Bare Noize Remix) - Ollie

10. CrushCrushCrush (Slofman Dubstep Remix) - Paramore

11. No Names - NastyNasty

12. Still Ballin' (Agent Smith's Micro Edit) - MiMoSA vs 2 Pac

13. Godzilla New Year (Ana Sia Remix) 
 mashed up with

14. Sensi Today - Top Cat

15. My Friend The Genius - Two Fresh

16. Land of the Lupes - Bassnectar

17. Sweatshop (subvert Remix) - ill.Gates

18. Sexual Fire - Ben Samples

19. Fly Away Another Day - Pretty Lights



Whomp Is Better Than Smack

Vocals/Synths - Simon Middleton
Bass/Guitars/Vocals - Eamonn Dawe
Synths/vocals - Andrew Sleightholme

Produced & Mixed by Fortnight In Florida
Mastered by Tim Debney (Fluid Mastering)

Artwork by Nerea Bermeja - www.missbermi.com

Heartbreaker (Original Mix)

pavement

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James Egbert - Isle Of Capri (Original Mix)

downbeat drums with some pads, guitar, and more

things seen and unseen

Cold Reading

Cameo (Original Mix)

Robots constructing and deconstructing. Guitar, bass, cuts, breaks, and chaos. Idmf name: T.W.

Thousand Watt Smile - We will build it

upstream

I started out in music somewhat reluctantly studying classical piano and reading music theory. From there I moved on to playing guitar, and rocking out in a series of bands during my adolescence. A few years ago I purchased an Alesis iO|2 USB interface so I could start jotting down some ideas I’d been having with the guitar. I realised that layering up tracks was great fun and gave me a lot more scope and creative license than I’d previously had strumming a few chords in my bedroom. Essentially, I now had my own band and they did whatever I told them, stayed perfectly in time and never went out of tune. Mega. Sadly my creations lacked rhythm, as recording live drums is a pain in the posterior, so I went online and downloaded a very basic loop machine. Making loops is also fun. Then I found a bass synthesiser and a few digital FX generators. Before I knew it recording a few guitar licks had spiralled into a full on electro project. And that takes me to today, still searching for that unique sound, still trying to craft the perfect beat, still pushing for the grimiest bass, one day……..maybe.....one day.

I'm now on Facebook, so please be commenting and liking and all that jazz, Cheers. All welcome ^_^

Cold Reading

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