Xpel Muzik, Abducted, LOT49, Dim Mak, Polydor
Sometimes I do music n stuffz.

Beau Damion is a producer and creative technologist who builds music the way most people build memories: layered, emotive, and always in motion. Classically trained but shaped by the electronic underground, Beau started releasing music in the mid-2000s and developed a reputation for blending genres and rethinking how electronic performance could work.

For years he toured, performing with custom software, real-time visuals, and controllers he programmed, creating shows that sat somewhere between DJ set and live improvisation. His label Xpel Muzik became a home for boundary-pushing artists across house and progressive styles, and his own work has appeared on labels from the US, UK, and beyond.

Today Beau creates primarily under his Japan-based @projectdai (ダイ), a space built for experimentation with genre, software, and new audio workflows. The project acts as a creative playground, shifting between Vocaloid, Synthesizer V, and Beau’s own production techniques.

Beau’s work continues to evolve, but the through-line remains the same: curiosity, emotion, and a drive to create something honest.

All Inquiries: contact(at)xpelmuzik.com

“Our music represents how we live every day in Cuba; it is a lifestyle that we wanted to attribute a soundtrack to."
- PAUZA

booking info
pauzamusic@gmail.com

​​​​​​Avid vocal composer, Matthew Recio recently finished his post as Vanguard emerging opera composer with Chicago Opera Theatre. During his residency he developed operas with librettists Royce Vavrek (2021) and Stephanie Fleischmann (2020). The concert presentation of his work with Royce, “The Puppy Episode” was premiered in March of 2021 through the Chicago Opera Theater and is pleased to work on a co-production with Opera Columbus and Oberlin Conservatory for the staged premiere. While at Oberlin he worked with the composition and poetry students as well as gave a lecture entitled “When Words Meet Music: The Collaborative Process”. He is a resident artist with the West Edge Opera Aperture Program developing his new opera with Stephanie Fleischmann, L’autre Moi. This May he looks forward to his Carnegie Hall debut with the MYO choir, performing his newest choral work, Bone Cathedral (poetry by Jenna Lanzaro). Most recently, he collaborated with Chicago based choir Stare at the Sun on an immersive choral cantata, The Hollow, performed at the Linne Woods forest preserve that explores themes of isolation, depression, emergence and renewal with a libretti by Alejandra Villareal Martinez. This past Spring he was thrilled to present Touch the Water with the Chicago Fringe Opera Series “A City of Works” that featured text by Chicago based writer Anna Gatdula. This collaboration was written for Chicago based artists Keanon Kyles and David Sands. As a performer/composer his collaboration on How We Hush (poetry by Jenna Lanzaro) with tenor Michael Day earned him a winning prize with Fourth Coast Ensemble’s 2021 Chicago SongSlam. He looks forward to a new collaboration with Chicago based librettist Jerre Dye on a new song that will be produced on a new album, 40x40  by Grammy nominated soprano, Laura Strickling, featuring the work of 40 different leading composers of the art song genre. This Fall he will be collaborating on a unique project by Queer In(n) to create a vocal work inspired by the life of trans Chicago icon Mama Gloria. This will feature an adaptive libretto by Dr. Marquese Carter and featuring the talents of upcoming trans singer Jalissa Spell. In addition to his work with COT and West Edge Opera he was selected as the first commissioned composer for the Cincinnati Song Initiative 2018-2019 season. He is a published artist under the Dale Warland Series and the Craig Hella Johnson Series under G. Schirmer/Hal Leonard. As the 2018 Georgina Joshi vocal prize commission winner, Recio received a premiere of his work “In the Desert” for mezzo-soprano and sinfonietta with the Indiana University New Music Ensemble. Recio was recently named the 2017 American Prize winner in choral composition and was a featured composer with Beth Morrison Projects as an operatic composer at the National Sawdust theatre in Brooklyn, New York. The New Voices Opera Company commissioned him for his one-act opera, “In Memoriam” in 2017 (Libretto: Molly Korroch). Recio is a humble winner of the Cincinnati Camerata Competition, two-time winner of the NOTUS Composition Competition, finalist in the Young New Yorker’s Choral Competition, and a finalist in the Morton Gould Awards and BMI Awards. William Stowman's CD, A Timeless Place (Klavier Records Label) features Recio's song cycle Chronology of Storms, with poetry written by Jenna Lanzaro.

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... Caracterizados por reemplazar la limpieza, valores comerciales o estándares musicales preponderantes por un sonido sucio y opaco en sus producciones musicales y DJ sets, buscando un clímax hosco y crudo utilizando siempre técnicas altamente armadas en su mesa de trabajo.
Crean diferentes combinaciones donde emerge un producto muy denso e inusual que han clasificado como su género particular, llamándolo EconTechno o Techno Económico. 
Con pocos recursos tienen un sonido muy peculiar y exigente donde tratan de recrear su cotidianidad en ondas sonoras buscando el típico groove en una pista de baile donde tejer y trasferir al Dance Floor una energía infinita.
CEOs en ETechno Records su propia etiqueta discográfica y, colaboradores en diferentes sellos discográficos alrededor del globo relacionados con la música Techno

... Characterized by replacing cleanliness, commercial values ​​or prevailing musical standards with a dirty and opaque sound in their musical productions and DJ sets, seeking a surly and raw climax always using highly armed techniques on their work table.
They create different combinations where a very dense and unusual product emerges that they have classified as their particular genre, calling it EconTechno or Economic Techno.
With few resources they have a very peculiar and demanding sound where they try to recreate their daily life on sound waves looking for the typical groove on a dance floor where they weave and transfer infinite energy to the Dance Floor.
CEOs at ETechno Records, his own record label, and collaborators at different record labels around the globe related to Techno music.

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