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You're The Coolest

I listen to English language music but since it's  my second language, I rarely understand the lyrics.  Over the years,  I developed a taste for vocal melodies and tones but not so much for story/message/meaning.   This track is a reflection of that, I think.

Machine Learning

Available Everywhere:

Buy 2$ on Bandcamp:
https://roxtonfone.bandcamp.com/track/artificial-intelligence-2

Buy on iTunes:
https://music.apple.com/ca/album/artificial-intelligence/1610873945?i=1610874399&app=itunes

Buy on Amazon:
https://amazon.com/dp/B09SX6SRSZ

Stream on Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/track/3F4QJPCFlXpwV7popsIHlV?si=5794f940924b4c60

Stream on Apple Music:
https://music.apple.com/ca/album/artificial-intelligence/1610873945?i=1610874399&app=music

Artificial Intelligence

Released this one a while back.  However, it seems to be gathering traction right now around the web, so:

Buy on Bandcamp:
 https://roxtonfone.bandcamp.com/track/pickle-man

Buy on Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07MMBG3Y9

Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/track/2TLI8PMIsCiwUr1cL9tVEF

Youtube:
https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=ahawHuhOff8

Pickle Man

This track was born after weeks of playing around with the RD3 GrooveBox app. This app replicates (very convincingly) the famous sound of the Roland TB-303 Basse line synthesizer that was used in the ACID House craze of the 90s. One of the most famous tracks would be Daft Punk's 'Da Funk'.

Knobb

I'm testing this one out to see if I should include it on my latest Bandcamp album or not.  Thanks, as always, for all the love :)

I Think About You

Re-Upload (Hope to get a few more listens on this one).

Short little track. It's got a melody! (Not just rhythms and riffs).
It's got some lyrics too. 

It's a little bit weird maybe, but complete I think. Sounds like something that could
"Maybe" play on radio ???

Chika Pow Pow

Just a simple scratch to be used by the OP-1's Drum sampler, enabling you to use the OP-1 like a DJ would, if he/she were scratching with a turn table.

Use the Drum sampler.  When you chop it up, make sure to change the frequency (pitch) on some of the parts, using the Blue knob. This will give a more realistic feel.   Also, change the direction (play in reverse) on some others, again, to make it more natural.  (Shift+Blue Knob)

My Demo Youtube Video here: https://youtu.be/fkoyTGuPxTs

Scratch Sample For The OP-1

Part of the "Cross Talk" Album
Available on BandCamp:
https://roxtonfone.bandcamp.com/track/fire-up-the-subwoofer-4

Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/track/7sjtiiby2Xa8FFgwVkGOxV?si=aEYFOYzRRyiXl99xrtfzxA

iTunes:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/cross-talk/1449348912

This song is a combination of two styles that have influenced me the most: 90s "Electro Rock"  like Beck, Chemical Brothers, Fat Boy Slim, Beastie Boys etc and "60s Blues Rock" like CCR, Kinks, Beatles, Doors, The Who and Led 
Zep.  I wrote/played/sang and produced it myself.  It uses real guitar, sampled based drums and 3 different synthesizers.  Current bands I like to compare myself to include: Tobacco, Jaguar Ma, Battle Tapes.  

Like (Inspiration) Battle Tapes, Tobacco, Jaguar Ma, Beck, Chemical Brothers, hip hop Trip hop Canada SOLO musician Electronic ROCK house EDM sometimes instrumental, I don't always sing, but when I do: EFFECTS City FX Computer DAW synthesizer artist keyboard piano and Guitar. BASS also. Speakers stereo headphones software. Addicted to music addiction Vinyl collection MP3 download trap. producer production indie beats art design audio sound unsigned musicislife now playing new MONTREAL

Roxton Fone

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