A collage artist and sculptor in a former life, electronic music artist Revise melds and shapes different genres and sound sources into his own art form. Imagine if Amon Tobin and Prefuse 73 got together to remix Boards of Canada, with DJ Shadow and Cut Chemist looking on as producers. Palettes to Burn, his debut album, showcases the variety of colors and concepts of this meticulous producer and DJ.Referencing both the bush parties of his youth and the wide variety of colors in his arsenal,Palettes to Burn is a cinematic experience featuring sounds from the wide spectrum of electronic music and collaborations with Vancouver artists Adaline and Michael Ackhurst. Sequenced with the flow of a mix tape, it is a Technicolor journey that gains momentum and energy as it progresses. Palettes to Burn was released on Revise's record label, Re:create Records on March 5th, 2010. The album’s single, “Don’t Look Down” was licensed to a CBC Television Pilot which aired in the spring of 2010, and the song "WildThing” was featured in the National Film Board “Test Tube” project, featuring David Suzuki.

Palettes To Burn

Max Ulis dubstep remix of Without A Trace featuring Vancouver vocalist Adaline, off of Revise's debut album Palettes To Burn.  Referencing both the bush parties of his youth and the wide variety of colours in his arsenal, Palettes to Burn is a cinematic experience featuring sounds from the wide spectrum of electronic music and collaborations with Vancouver artists Adaline and Michael Ackhurst.  Sequenced with the flow of a mix tape, it is a Technicolor journey that gains momentum and energy as it progresses. 

Revise - Without A Trace (Max Ulis Without Mix)

Track off of Palettes To Burn, Revise's debut album.  Referencing both the bush parties of his youth and the wide variety of colours in his arsenal, Palettes to Burn is a cinematic experience featuring sounds from the wide spectrum of electronic music and collaborations with Vancouver artists Adaline and Michael Ackhurst.Sequenced with the flow of a mix tape, it is a Technicolor journey that gains momentum and energy as it progresses.

Pardon My French

Referencing both the bush parties of his youth and the wide variety of colours in his arsenal, Revise's debut album Palettes to Burn is a cinematic experience featuring sounds from the wide spectrum of electronic music and collaborations with Vancouver artists Adaline and Michael Ackhurst.  Sequenced with the flow of a mix tape, it is a Technicolor journey that gains momentum and energy as it progresses. 

Ever Since (Present Mix)

Track off of Revise's debut album Palettes To Burn.  Referencing both the bush parties of his youth and the wide variety of colours in his arsenal, Palettes to Burn is a cinematic experience featuring sounds from the wide spectrum of electronic music and collaborations with Vancouver artists Adaline and Michael Ackhurst.  Sequenced with the flow of a mix tape, it is a Technicolor journey that gains momentum and energy as it progresses. 

Re:create

Chaos Trusted Is A Dancing Star

We Approach Light

A collage artist and sculptor in a former life, electronic music artist Revise melds and shapes different genres and sound sources into his widescreen cinematic downtempo music.

Revise - Without A Trace (Max Ulis Without Mix)

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