Producer, I offer the energy to make your speakers vibrate, your bodies move, and hearts beat.

I started on guitar and worked my way through different styles—electric, acoustic, classical. I spend most of my time now working with hardware synths and beats, usually outside the box, and I can't seem to escape the desire to build songs with space for improvisation. I try to create each new sound from the ground up and let the music take shape in real time.
 
Most of what I make falls somewhere in the realm of experimental electronic and IDM, but I don’t really think about genre until the platform asks. Even if I'm only entertaining myself, I'd rather focus more on the character of the sounds, the movement, and finding something interesting in the process.
 
I’m figuring out how to bring more structure into my ideas without losing that instinctive, in-the-moment feel. We’ll see where it goes.

Zerophase is the techno project of Denver artist Josh Baldwin.

Proshus is the techno project of producer Brian Feeley, a long-time contributor to the Northeast electronic music scene. His journey started after stumbling into a legendary Catastrophic Rave in Washington, D.C. back in ’91/’92—an experience that set the trajectory for everything that followed.

By 1994 he was DJing across the tri-state area, playing clubs and raves and shaping his own sonic identity. Alongside fellow DJ, friend and collaborator Dan Ostroff https://soundcloud.com/dgomixer, he co-founded Integrated Recordings https://ra.co/labels/12915, a label that would go on to feature releases from respected artists including Mike Parker, Shawn Rudiman, Adam Jay, Voidloss, and Szeb. Brian also contributed production to the label’s first release around 2000 under the name The Process.

After a 20 year hiatus to focus on a career in creative direction and software development, he’s returned to his roots—once again producing techno as Proshus, driven by the same energy that hooked him in the early ’90s.

Contact proshusmusic@gmail.com

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