Started making music about a 5 years ago but playing guitar for around 10.  It's just something I do to relax and by no way am I planning to going pro anytime soon.  I haven't really honed in on a particular style yet, but I have a pretty eclectic taste in music.  Current gear consists of a VAIO 2.8, an Axiom 25, Alesis M1 Active Mk2 P, Sennheiser HD280-Pro's for mastering and proud to say I use Ableton Live 8 as my DAW of choice.                        share music = share thoughts 
        
        

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☑ Tell people how interesting you are.

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Abcence is an American rapper/lyricist of Dominican Republic descent. Deep into his Dominican culture/heritage, born and raised in the Fordham Road/Bedford Park area of The Bronx, New York City. Abcence is the core of Hip Hop, he engaged into the culture at an early age as a graffiti artist and lyricist. His style is a mixture of comedic non sequiturs full of slang and his own conscious narratives of everyday situations and personal feats.
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AIFF are in long terms Afro Influenced Funk Federation. The Dutch musicians around DJ and producer Phil Martin and musician Ton van der Kolk play an enormous groove establishing their own version of afro-funk. Influenced by classic afro funk like Fela Kuti, they try to bring afro-funk to a new dimension. Like other actual afro funk projects, they integrate all their musical influences in their tracks. The favourite styles they melt to their unique sound range from deep-funk, soul and jazz to reggae and afro music. They just love all kinds of roots music... 

AIFF give proof to the fact that young musicians can make music in an afrobeat way. The percussions are breathing in a wide space, the guitar simply forces you to dance and the horns change from mellow to rude style. You can feel the “endless groove“ rising, which is when a base rhythm of drums, muted guitar and bass are repeated like the groove will never end.

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