Henry Strange, using gear of his own design, performs and mangles originals and remixes of gltich hop, trap, and tech-house tracks. He has performed his electronic madness at festivals such as Glastonbury, Coachella, Ultra, and Electric Daisy Carnival.   A veteran music producer and film composer, Henry has worked on remixes for Michael Jackson, worked on films such as Wes Craven’s ‘Red Eye’, and television shows such as Bruckheimer’s ‘Cold Case’ He is has toured as a DJ or music programmer for artists such as Kanye West, Lady Gaga, Drake, Trey Songz, Mike Posner. 

a high-energy and passionate singer/songwriter drenched in rock n’ roll

Music from the city about the beauty of the mind and country.

Contact: pivotalmovementmusic@gmail.com 
Pivotal Movement (Ryan Mitchell) is a homo sapien sapien that has, along with his hu-wo/man peers and counterparts, benefited from years of evolutionary recalculations enabling him to cognitively process and reevaluate sound resulting in orchestrations and productions that borrow from human technological advances while not forgetting the abundance of organic influences available on earth and abroad.

Pivotal Movement's music has been used on NPR's Snap Judgement, featured on BBC's Friction with Bobby Friction and Indonesia's Prambors Radio (courtesy of DJ extraordinaire Adia Prabowo), and featured on the album New York Remixes by Bombay Dub Orchestra which reached the top 20 on iTunes World Music Charts. He also scored an independent film from the University of Michigan that was nominated for and MTV Movie Award and Amalgamate Dance Companies (NYC) "Put Charity On." 

He has played live from Florida to New York.

Some select tracks are currently available through Crucial Music Licensing.

Ryan Mitchell has collaborated with many different artists including echostream, Tony Grund, and Shahida Omar to name a few. Along with his solo project that is showcased here, he produces music with The New Math and Force of Change.
 
Most all instrumentation is produced, sequenced, and beats excavated by Pivotal Movement unless otherwise noted in the song description (such as is the case with remixes). All tracks are subject to evolution until their official release. I'm open to constructive critique and have made most everything, in it's current state, free to download. 
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- PM

"They really blew my fucking mind...chamber-ish music with a punk-rock fury" -Baynard Woods, Senior Editor, Baltimore City Paper

"Haunting, gorgeous, encompassing, and intense." -MixtapeMuse

"Their musical style has been called "scrape rock," but as much as it's edgily experimental, it's also melodic and sweepingly beautiful." - Mountain Express, Asheville

"Venturesome... Opting for drama, melody, and spontaneity, they're testing the bounds of pop music." -The Orlando Weekly


"A sexy, sinister sound... [Teach Me Equals] is willing to walk the line between catchy, crafty, and cathartic." -This Week In Sarasota 

Since meeting in 2010, Florida native Erin Murphy (guitar, violin, vocals) and Jersey-boy Greg Bortnichak (cello, vocals) have had a thing for testing the limits of impossibility. Together, they formed their first project (Bard and Mustache), played their first show, and recorded their first release in a (mostly) sleepless 48-hour binge. Between building an all-analog studio to accommodate their ever-increasing interest in sonic experiments, releasing 2 more EP’s, and touring consistently, the pace hasn’t let up much for them in the last few years.

Nowhere is this playful disregard for the laws of nature more apparent than in their music. In a 2012 interview, WMNF radio host Alastair St. Hill coined the term “Scrape Rock” to more adequately describe the duo’s affinity for exploring the shadow side of string instruments. This Week In Sarasota describes Teach Me Equals “scrape rock” as “A sexy, sinister sound… willing to talk the line between catchy, crafty, and cathartic.” The Orlando Weekly called it: “Venturesome,” adding, “opting for drama, melody, and spontaneity, they’re testing the bounds of pop music.”

The duo moved onto the road with a camper in July of 2013 and toured through June 2015 on their first album, "Knives in the Hope Chest," officially released 9/2014.  They began collaborating with Vern Rumsey (Unwound) via his solo project, "RedRumsey," and recorded a collaborative split in Seattle with Steve Fisk.  

After taking a year off to write and record new material, TM= refurbished their then-rotting camper and hit the road again in October 2016, releasing the split 12" 45RPM, "RedRumsey / Teach Me Equals," in December 2016 via Exotic Fever Records. 

For more information, contact the band: teachmeequals@gmail.com

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