Spinzo & Bobby Danger's Bootleg Version of Weiyu Shen's Alien Language. Vocal's are from an Original tune by Bobby Danger and Spinzo titled Livin' Better (VIP). Happy with how this one tuned out after recording & mixing the vocals all in my own studio. I really hope you guys like it too. 
Cheers & Much Love Bass Fam !!!

Weiyu Shen X Spinzo X Bobby Danger - Livin' Language

Spinzo

Calgary, AB, Canada

B. Nasty Beats / Rapid Fire Records (RFR Digital) / Southern Swagger

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Ever since his first mixtape at the tender age of 6, Spinzo had no idea that recordings were going to play such a huge part in his life. Although these mixtapes were just 2 old school hip hop tracks played over and over and random interviews of family members, Spinzo had no clue he way paving his way into the underground Hip Hop and Rave scene in Western Canada.

Spinzo the 19 year self-taught master of the steel wheels loves his time making beats in the studio and mashing it up hard during his live performances always giving the dance floor a nice thick rub down. Spinzo's sound pulls from Electro, Breaks, D&B, Glitch, Dub, Funk, Hip-Hop, Reggae and Anything In Between. He has an obvious sense  of working around the music, always ambitious and looking at the picture getting bigger all the time. Spinzo does impressive studio work in production and mash-up arts with some of his tunes getting radio play, featured on mix-tapes with world wide recognition even getting support from Beats, Bass and Breaks heavyweights like Nick Thayer, Unlimited Gravity, Freq Nasty, It Takes Two To Tango, Datsik, Subvert, Ill Gates, Krafty Kuts and more than a few handfuls of top billed Canadian dj's. In Dec. 2011 Spinzo did well with his debut release on Rapid Fire Records (RFR Digital) with his track entitled Gibberi5h with Canadian Underground Hip Hop Artist Eazy Mac (LCP). The original and both remixes (Artem Zlobin, Rusty Bridges) made some serious moves on Beatport's Top 100 Glitch Hop chart. 

This Man has been killin' it all over Western Canada during the past decade, mashing up party's from Victoria, B.C. to Edmonton, AB. Playing radio shows, club parties and many high profile events, some being the largest music festivals around including Motion Notion, Astral Harvest, SYNC, EdFest and Subculture with his sets / live performances being reviewed as EPIC and Festival Favorites. Spinzo's mix of club drums, street vocals and outlandish synth bass have been a big hit for some time now. Which has also landed him slots to warm up stages directly before some of music's hottest acts like NAPT, Samples, Funkanomics, Serial Killaz, Parker, R.E.L. 1, Atomic Hooligan, The Autobots, The Breakfastaz, Boogie Army & Smash Hi-Fi's Marten Horger, Eprom, and The Freestylers to name a few. To Spinzo it doesn't matter if he is performing before one of his favorite Djs or rippin' it up during a headlining set, Spinzo always pushes the riddims as far as he can ever since the first day he put the needle to the groove.

Currently interested in collaborating with other artists and promoting their work, while ultimately striving towards a career in audio engineering and sound design :)

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Message from 12th Canvas,

12th Canvas 11 Jun 2011 at 18:13
Thanks bruv, means a lot. I actually started out on FL years ago. I would say the best way to learn is just to educate yourself on the basics. Read the forums, soak up knowledge. A great source is the production bible available on Dubstepforum.com.

Also, writing music requires patience and understanding. The best way to gain understanding about your synths and sound design is to just play around with them, trying different things and learning what each knob does. It won't sound very good at first but once you have a good grasp on what you are doing, you will be able to fine tune the sound and shape it how you like. I think that this can't be taught very easily though, it has to be learned and the only way to learn it is to do it, a lot.

Hope this helped.

Cheers,

12th