detroit
soul music
underground resistance
gabber
acid
ska
backbeat
indie
synthesizer
jazz
reggae
retro
trance
philza
genre
juan atkins
record producer
tempo
tech
acid house
electronic
detroit techno
giorgio moroder

01 INTROXP ARTANIAN2025 - 02 - 06 23 23 04

This is personal medley for two tracks of two musicians that made my music passion grow through years.

Medley

Giorgio And Jarre Tribute

Subscribe to my music and audio videos on YouTube: https://bit.ly/AND-ORwelcome

The tribal energy of Afro house. Funky disco vibes. And the hypnotic synth mastery of Italo Disco God Giorgio Moroder. A journey from deep, organic rhythms to euphoric house grooves. Underscored by cinematic tension. An unexpected fusion of past, present, and future.

Mashup:
1. #Djeff, #BouleMpanya - Lelo
2. #RichardGrey, #DavidHarris - #TheWeekend
3. #GiorgioMoroder - #TheChase originally from Midnight Express (1978) (OST) (#Jaia Midnight Remix)
4. #GiorgioMoroder - #TheChase (#Jam&Spoon Club Mix)

Djeff-Lelo x The Weekend x Giorgio Moroder-The Chase (Jaia/Jam&Spoon Rmx) Midnight Express (OST)

Story Of takeshi

(Getting this out of the way--NO, this is STILL not the track I'd planned on dropping a few days ago...and, like Shadeur Sanders, it keeps getting passed over again and again.  However, I did promise I'd drop it this weekend--so, I guess I know what track I'm dropping tomorrow!)  

"I'll take 'References Only I Get' for 300, Ken."
The answer is:  Before this Phil Collins hit song begins, this music video features a discussion between Phil and a snobby, pretentious music video director--based on Russell Mulcahey--and, instead of having a conversation, they simply toss names of Western movies and actors at each other until they agree and say the same name, "MAL CRAGGS!" at the same time.  
"What is 'Don't Lose My Number?'"  

(Mal Craggs, by the way, was Phil's tour manager--from what I've read.)  

So...let us play the same game that Phil and the video director did in that video.  I'll say a bunch of song titles and you try to narrow in on the sound I was going for with today's Interbay track.  

"Planet Earth"
"Quiet Life"--(*)
"Angel Eyes"--(**)
"The Damned Don't Cry" 
"Flying North"
"Yellow Pearl"
"Vicious Games"   
"I Love You"
"The Perfect Kiss"  
"We Take Mystery To Bed"  
"Fade To Grey"
"Dancing On My Own"
"Jukebox"
"Oh L'Amour"
"Love is a Stranger"
"Always On My Mind"(***) 
"Dancing With Tears In My Eyes"
"Two Tribes"
"Bring Your Love Down (Didn't I?)"  
"The Walk"  
"Smalltown Boy"
"All Stood Still"
"Jerkin' Back and Forth" 
*Temptation" (****)
"Do Ya Wanna Funk?"  
"Fascination" (*****)
"Love Song" (******)
"Gimme Gimme Gimme"
"I Feel Love"   

...the last one gives the game away.  What I was trying to do was create a song that reminded me of the late 70s/early 80s New Romantic/New Wave/Synth Pop songs that were influenced by Georgio Moroder, specifically "I Feel Love".  (The list gets fuzzier as it goes down, until you get to "I Feel Love")  

By adding guitars to hi-nrg/disco/synth pop...you get Ultravox...and you get the kind of music I've always wanted to make.  

"European Man" definitely paints with an Ultravox-y brush.  (It still ends up looking like a Jackson Pollack painting of Interbay, but...the intent...should be clear.)  

I could use your help in getting the word out about this crazy Interbay music project.
Listen to it!  Like it!  Repost it! Share it!  Comment on it!  Add it to a playlist!  

...and, most of all, please follow this page.  New, never heard before, tracks are being dropped EVERY SINGLE DAY (so far!)--and we're getting closer to a full year...(and, if you combine the tracks that were posted only on Facebook, we're also getting closer to 500 total tracks!)  

...and I'd love to have you jump aboard this trolley as it keeps going to new places!

And now, for the first time, an Interbay description has a footnotes section.

(*)--To be fair, I already took inspiration from "Quiet Life" by Japan in the Interbay track "Discontinuity", which can be found by digging through the Interbay back catalog.  Might be interesting to note the differences between this track and that one...)

(**)--Specifically the single/dance remix that can also be found on their greatest hits, and in the music video.  

(***)--The Pet Shop Boys cover version.   

(****)--I was thinking New Order, but I suppose, if you squint, you could make the case for Corina.  (Not really, though...)

(*****)--This time, I was thinking Company B and not, surprisingly, Human League. 

(******)--This time, I was thinking Simple Minds...not The Cure (though I love that, too!)

"European Man" *SoundCloud Exclusive*

 I remixed the theme of the radio show "Coast to Coast with Art Bell" and the movie "Midnight Express."

Giorgio Moroder - The Chase (JenX Remix)

Giorgio Moroder - Push It To the Limit (Mariani Bootleg)

"It's a twister!  It's a twister!"  

It certainly is--and it is the last track to be produced and uploaded while on this year's summer adventures.  The Phantom Laboratories West mobile unit is getting packed up and I'll be flying back to Seattle late this evening (possibly even early in the morning.)  Because of that, I thought it prudence to publish this track now, rather than risk messing up my consecutive days posting a brand new Interbay track.  

(It is almost 6am here in Lakeville.  I should be trying to get some rest, but the Interbay work never really ends.)  

So, we have a rather pleasant synth pop tune that gets harder and harder as it goes along, until we're somewhere between acid house and hard house--all with a distinctly digital edge.  

In this you'll be instructed to get down...and to stomp your feet.  It would be wonderful if you did as you were told, but only if you're feeling it.  

There's definitely tornado activity in the region of the Phantom Laboratories West mobile unit, and those cyclonic winds definitely make their presence known on this track...which swirls in all the right ways.  (And, to celebrate the power of dance music to drop a house on a witch, somewhere over the rainbow, this track includes some vary memorable moments curated from a classic.  Even without Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon, you should be able to pick up on the idea fairly quickly.  

Peversely, as is so often the case, the thumbnail image suggests a theme or a central perspective, while the samples in the song itself point to a slightly different target, just off center.  It makes it fun (I think, at least.)  

OK.  I'm hitting the upload button now before catching a few more bites of sleep.  It has been a fun trip, but I will be happy to get back to where I once (and hopefully always will) belong and to put everything in its proper place.  

In the meantime, it would be very much appreciated if you gave a listen to "Blows Me Away" by Interbay...and if you gave it a like, reposted it, shared it, commented on it, added it to a playlist and if you click the button to follow this page--you would be extra special in my book.  

(Yes, I have a book.  Are you telling me that not everybody has a book?  I find that very hard to believe.)  

More Interbay on the way!  Don't miss a moment of it!

"Blows Me Away" *SoundCloud Exclusive*

Back, safe, home...again.  However, today's track is one that was crafted while on the road, using the Phantom Laboratories West mobile unit--so, if you don't like this one...blame Wisconsin and/or Minnesota.

But, if you tend to like Interbay tracks, you should like this one.  (I know, I do.)  

"...after adjusting for sex."  

I think all of the typical influences on Interbay tracks are on display here--an 80s synth vibe with house beats and break beats, harsh industrial tones, Prince-like synth horns, oddly inhuman spoken word vocals presenting sample phrases to help someone understand an underused word better.  

Oh, like yesterday's track, a Giorgio Moroder-y italo robo disco bassline section drops in out of (seemingly) nowhere.  (Seemingly?  I mean, it comes from my brain--my neurodivergent/ADHD riddled brain. ;) )   

...and dj scratches (just for some sprinkles on top of the ice cream.)  

So...yeah, pretty standard Interbay stuff here.  

"...volumetric metering...of the outflow."  

I think this is a fun, upbeat, energetic track...perfect for getting ready for a friday full of nocturnal adventures (or, even, just driving around--as I did get the chance to listen to some Interbay tracks in the car--thanks to Bluetooth and a rental car that didn't have SiriusXM available for it...and Interbay can make an evening drive a lot more fun.  (Although, I may have a personal bias and your mileage may vary.  Still, couldn't hurt to try it!  :) )  

As always, I would ask that you give "Volumetric" a listen--and a like, a repost, consider sharing it or leaving a comment on it or adding it to a playlist (if you do, I'll consider going back to using Oxford commas again)...and, my BIGGEST ask, would be for you to follow this page for more Interbay.  (Did you know that never-before-heard Interbay tracks are posted here EVERY SINGLE DAY--so far!--and have done so for over a year consecutively?  That sounds really impressive, but it also means that it would take 17 days--my favorite Prince song, actually--to listen to every Interbay track here on SoundCloud...that's probably too much...)  

Seriously--if you listen, like and follow...that would be a big deal, and would be much appreciated!


"Volumetric" *SoundCloud Exclusive"

If Giorgio woke up in Detroit, playing a Dusty Synth from Space with Dirty Beats.

Giorgio to Moroder (Detroit Dust Mix)

Genre: Techno | Ambient | Industrial | Soundtrack
Location: UK / Poland
Services: Music Production • Live Performance • Video Game Soundtracks • Sound Design

Contact: techspec22@icloud.com
Biography
IronHertz447 is a techno and ambient-industrial producer whose sound fuses the melancholy of post-communist silence with the electrified pulse of the future. Born in Poland and forged through years of underground exploration, IronHertz447 builds raw sonic architecture that speaks of defiance, survival, and spiritual evolution. Initially introduced to the scene through a grassroots concept under the alias Techspec22, the artist honed their craft with limited gear but limitless drive. That phase served as the foundation. IronHertz447 is the transformation — a rebirth with sharpened sound, elevated vision, and full-spectrum production capability.
Driven by deep roots in analog culture and an obsession with dystopian aesthetics, IronHertz447 crafts music that resonates through the body and burns into the mind. From immersive soundscapes to dancefloor detonations, every track is a story of resistance, rhythm, and rebirth.
Artistic Vision





The name “IronHertz” symbolizes power and pulse.

“Iron” stands for strength, legacy, and inner fire.

“Hertz” reflects the frequency of sound, connection, and revolution.



Together, it becomes a signal — one that blends ambient sorrow with industrial rebellion, giving listeners a raw emotional charge.

Offerings
🎮 Video Game Music Production – Atmospheric, cinematic, and tension-driven scores for immersive gameplay
🎛️ Techno Live Shows – Electrifying live sets with modular energy and dark elegance, tailored for underground spaces or digital stages
🎚️ Sound Design Services – Original textures and beats crafted for visual media, installations, or collaborations
🎧 Custom Tracks – Commissioned works for labels, filmmakers, or artistic projects

Ambient depth meets techno aggression
Strong Polish cultural influence, evoking a post-industrial landscape
Music rooted in authenticity, never filtered, always felt
Ready for both club stages and conceptual sound exhibitions

Motto
“Same fire. Sharper edge. Heavier impact.”

She was Wraith – built for speed, broken by betrayal.
Now she returns as Rosa Spectre:
a glitch in the system, a ghost in pink chrome.
Unforgiving. Undying. Unapologetically Queer.

The story continues...

Producer/DJ from Long Island, New York.

Send me anything - Marianipromo@gmail.com

https://linktr.ee/mariani.music

🔥 Subscribe to my YouTube channel for music and audio videos: https://bit.ly/AND-OR-on-YouTube 🎧🎬

Hi, I'm @ OR! DJ & Producer from Amsterdam | Mashup Artistry | Cinematic Soundscapes | Music videos and AI art.

Like & follow if you’ve got my tracks on repeat ♥️ 

House. Afro House. Electronica. And the unexpected magic of film scores. Each mashup is a story—sometimes fun, sometimes dark, always danceable. Drawing inspiration from trending tracks, 80s/90s/00s nostalgia, and deep cuts, I look to bring cinematic energy and joy to the dancefloor.

Follow me, repost, drop a request, or send a message—let’s create the things that make your day.

IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt27197127/
A speaker of seven #languages, 2021 #Eisteddfod Winner (2nd and 3rd prize) at North American Festival of #Wales, entertainer JenX (also credited as "Jeni Rizio" and "Jen Rizio") is a learner and speaker of #Welsh helping new learners. Articles published in Bylines.Cymru, interviewed by #BBC Radio #Cymru, Radio Glannau Dyfrydwy, The #Utica Observer-Dispatch and St. David's World. Remixed for German #EDM group B.P.M. Creator and former webmaster for Caroll Spinney, Jen has been credited in "I AM BIG BIRD."

When imagination meets music, dreams become melodies.

Post-punk, dance, indie, electronic, and mutant pop in various styles (seriously!)--new tracks being posted daily (every day for over a year, so far!)

Interbay is the new project of Peter Greyy (previously of Cremation Dance and DangerScience), based out of Seattle and Phantom Laboratories West.

New tracks tagged #Moroder