Every day I play the guitar. No practice, just inspiration. No rehearsed studio recording, but recorded on my phone, sitting on the living room sofa.

Just before midnight.m4a

In this sample pack you find all my passion and effort for creating a concentrate of groovy musical loops to level up your tracks. Take these loops and make them yours.
Out August, the 30th!

DEMO TRACK 6 - EPL by DN

DEMO TRACK 3 - EPL by DN

M.A. - Boy (Distilled Noise Remix)

What piece of music would you write for one of your favourite cities and one of your favourite periods of time? That was the assignment.

Well, I had to take some liberties here. A favourite time in a favourite city already sets the tone for a happy and pleasant tune, and I found it very hard not making it too sugary and sweet.

One morning I was listening in the car to “Malagueña Salerosa”, the song played at the end of Tarantino’s “Kill Bill II”. The song is a rock version of a well-known Mexican song, although usually played in a more traditional way. It is played by Chignon, the band formed by Robert Rodriguez. Then this idea came to me. Flip it around. Make it a gritty place, an unforgiving and raw Mexico inhabited by Machetes and Mariachis. It is madness, mayhem, you have no idea what is going to happen between dusk and dawn, but it can only end up bad.

And that is what it became. Not a place that can be listed as a favourite, but definitely a favourite one to write music for.

Enjoy “Día de los Muertos”, the day of the dead.

The cover is by Tony Hernandez via Unsplash.

Día de los Muertos

This is a song that I have been working on for a long time, and for good reason. Getting something decent proved harder than thought. But I like the genre and the energy it gives you, which is why it kept me going.

Even though I may not have gotten it right -- it certainly cannot compete with an #Armin and its chances to be featured on #ArmadaNightRadio are, well -- it drives a point across: Gone. The song will hit you with all the energy it has packed into those barely 3 minutes. Over and gone before you realise it was even there.

Full of energy with little rest in between -- something that may need more attention in the future -- add to that the two melody lines that, instead of separating into two songs, I stubbornly insisted on having in one song: What could go wrong?

Gone

Laiap

Good Times is about the beauty of lazy summer evenings with friends and the feeling that everything's gonna turn out right. Sending lofi love from Hamburg, new track every month :)

Good Times

When we started the track Dan wrote: "The thought behind the title 'Cat's In The Basket' is the opposite of the saying 'The cat's out of the bag' which means a secret has been revealed, so the idea of 'Cat's in the basket' is to mean keeping a secret or hiding something. So I quite like the idea of the cat being a symbol for something private"

Cat´s in the Basket

Cat's In The Basket w/The Hidden

Morning Rain

Tried to write something calming in these turbolent times. Stay safe <3

Gone

Tom Winckels

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