Hey all this is Joey, I am doing well 6 years later after Pace died, My COPD is under control... If you ever fly out of Santa Ana or come in come and see me at the ticket counter at Delta... Missing Pace

With 13 years I got my first home computer, a Commodore 128. Soon I started making electronic music with it's famous SID chip and sound/rock monitor software.

I upgraded to an Amiga 500 and later to Amiga 1200, and was introduced into the 8-bit sampling world. Octalyzer, OctaMed where the most used tools, and a stereo 8-bit sampler module. The results were recorded to a tape recorder and shared among friends.

Then came the Synth and PC period. Bought a GEM Hyperkeyboard (accompainment stuff, with loadable sounds) and later the famous GEM S2 Turbo which is still part of the studio.
Software-wise Open Modplug Tracker was the center of the music production.

Now I'm producing Music and Sample packs using Renoise 3.1, Native Instruments Kontakt 5, Novation Impulse Midi Keyboard and the previously mentioned GEM S2 Turbo, using various VST instruments and effects and a huge library of samples.

Gentle, evolving textures and pads colliding with woozy detuned vibes that suggest Boards of Canada demos left in the sun for too long.

Ambient/Electronica artist, Film/TV composer @yuritomanek

Nuclear Windows is out now on all other music streaming platforms!

All music production and instrumentation completed by Samuel T. Whitehurst AKA Dope Deity unless otherwise stated.

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