Dark ambient, soundscape, and post-industrial artist, composer, and sound designer.

Rick Dyno Is one of the purest DJs entertaining us in the modern era. He’s a DJ that’s been developing is own unique style and quality since the late 80’s with what was the influx of gabber in the Netherlands. 
Since that period he as moved consistently with the times and progressed into the areas of Tech House and the new breed of Techno. 

ADE in Amsterdam is one of many that Rick Dyno has featured on, whilst he continues to consistently play key electronic clubbing venues in Germany, Ibiza, United Kingdom and the rest of the Netherlands.

As a producer, he’s become quite active in recent years whilst featuring on hot underground labels. His tracks have even been played by artists like Adam Beyer, Umek, Spartaque, Cristian Varela and Koen Groeneveld. 

His DJ style is quite a crafted one and outlines his educated and unique DJ ability.

Het lot heeft bepaald dat twee stijlen zich hebben samengevoegd.

@Michett, voormalig gitarist van Within Temptation en @Pabloa, kwartfinalist van De Grote Prijs van Nederland brengen u het nieuwste geluid van DEN NEDERLANDSCHE BODEM.

Door middel van Skype Sessies, twee studios (Zwolle en Benthuizen) op grote afstand en een trage internetverbinding.

Het is NET NIET rock
Het is NET NIET rap
Het is NET NIET ska

Dát is NET NIET. 

Door het allemaal NET NIET te zijn, is het het NET WEL!

Space Exposure is the stage name of DJ/producer Roel Janssen. He has his own electronic radioshow Space Exposure on Dutch station Concertzender since 2015.

In June 2018 Space Exposure released his debut album 'The Subliminal Serval'. In November 2019 he dropped 'Off The Beaten Track' on Basserk Records. A 2-track EP full of freaky bass music.

The new album ‘Less Is More’ drops on August 14, 2020. ‘Less Is More’ flirts with electronics, IDM, future trap, synthwave, techhouse, drum and bass and soundcapes. Dreamy up-tempo tracks alternate effortlessly with darker, intoxicating productions.

The album features guest contributions from guitarist Gijs Gerrits of Macondo Dust Band (‘Another Time’), DJ/producer DokuSo (‘KOAT’) and saxophonist Julian Main (‘Technology Resistance’), the younger brother of singer/songwriter Gerson Main.

DJ since 1995 / From Sunset House to Peak Time Techno / United Baseline, Club Fuel, Club Sequence, Zenith and CrazyFM

Atushiko Cook, known by the predominant moniker "Modern Music for Funerals”, amongst others, is an innovative and boundary-pushing music producer based in the UK. Under this alias, Atushiko has garnered widespread recognition for his genre-defying compositions, which span modern electronica, ambient soundscapes, cinematic arrangements, and dance music. With a career rooted in a rich and varied musical journey, Atushiko has continuously challenged conventions, forging a distinct sonic identity that captivates and resonates with audiences worldwide.

Atushiko Cook's musical odyssey began in the dynamic and transformative era of the 1990s and early 2000s, where he was known in the electronic music scene as Alan Cook. As a DJ, Alan traversed the UK's musical landscape, leaving an indelible mark with his eclectic and dynamic performances. From the high-energy pulse of hardstyle techno to the soul-stirring rhythms of deep house, Alan's sets captivated audiences, showcasing his versatility and intuitive understanding of diverse musical genres.

During the vibrant and formative years of the early 90s, Alan was an integral part of the rave scene, where he harnessed the explosive energy of the era to create immersive and unforgettable experiences for his audiences. His ability to craft transcendent sonic journeys earned him a dedicated following and solidified his reputation as a trailblazer within the electronic music community.

Beyond the pulsating energy of live performances, Alan's influence extended to the pirate and legal radio waves, where he further connected with audiences, sharing his passion for electronic music and serving as a beacon for musical discovery. His contributions to the airwaves and live streams showcased his keen insight and innate ability to curate compelling and diverse musical experiences, further solidifying his status as a tastemaker and influential figure in the evolution of electronic music in the UK.

In 2010, a pivotal moment prompted a significant shift in Alan's life. With the arrival of his second daughter, Alan, alongside his wife, made the decision to relocate from Amsterdam back to the UK, settling in the Midlands to create a nurturing and inspiring environment for their growing family. As a devoted father of two remarkable girls and a loving husband, Alan draws deep inspiration from his family, infusing his music with a profound depth of emotion and a rich tapestry of human experience.

Under the alias Atushiko Cook, Modern Music for Funerals, Alan has continued to evolve as an experimental music producer, seamlessly integrating his vast musical influences into his work. His compositions are marked by their ability to transcend traditional boundaries, transporting listeners to ethereal landscapes and evoking a spectrum of emotions through meticulously crafted soundscapes.

Today, Atushiko Cook, Modern Music for Funerals, stands as a visionary artist within the global music community, captivating audiences with evocative compositions and pushing the frontiers of sonic innovation. His dedication to his craft, coupled with his unwavering commitment to artistic exploration, positions him as a trailblazer whose influence extends far beyond the confines of any single genre. As Atushiko Cook continues to carve out new sonic territories and inspire listeners around the world, his impact on the music industry remains profound and enduring.

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