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I had a lovely bio here ready to go but my computer crashed & I really don't have the mental strength to go through that again so here's a basic thing instead.
This is my third Soundcloud page which will only include music I've made from February 2025 onwards.
I remain loyal to my 4 track Tascam tape porta studio as it remains loyal to me.  New music to come soon!
My Hospital Corners music can be found here: https://soundcloud.com/julianmarkbrown

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Antonio Marra, known as TWAN, is a multi-talented Italian-British artist, producer, composer, pianist, and DJ based in London. Recognised for his pioneering productions, TWAN is a prominent emerging figure in the electronic dance music landscape. His single "Carry On" secured first place at the prestigious Amsterdam Dance Event's Demolition XXVI, gaining the resounding approval of an esteemed panel of artists, including Joseph Capriati, Kölsch, and Dave Clarke. Drawing inspiration from the vibrant electronic scene in London, TWAN has shaped his sound through exposure to different cultures and the city's buzzing nightlife. The leading electronic music platform, Beatport, celebrated his production style for "crossing bridges of electronic music", while Only Techno defined him as a "sound visionary". One of his standout works, "Entropia", has received critical acclaim from the electronic music community, with Electronic Groove describing it as "masterfully crafted" and guaranteed to have "electronic aficionados hooked". His compositions have been featured on the soundtracks of over a dozen films and Netflix series, exemplified by his energising production "Something Stronger", showcased in the Swiss TV series "Neumatt". He also frequently works on original music for commercials and fashion brands, such as for Hinnominate by Belen Rodriguez. TWAN's academic achievements include a Bachelor's degree in Music Production from the University of East London and a Master's degree in Composition for Screen from Kingston University.

Diffusion an creation of electronic, experiemntal and modern African and diasporic sounds.

-> jokkooinfo@gmail.com

I aim to use this page to showcase my minimal lo-fi electronic home-recorded music projects (Hospital Corners) to an unsuspecting world.

My most recent music can be found here: https://soundcloud.com/julianmarkbrown2025on
Whilst The Archives (Me Mam's Dead Nice & work with Joel as well as with my brother Andy) can be found here: https://soundcloud.com/julianmarkbrownthearchive

The bulk of the tracks on this page utilize a 4-track analog tape Tascam  Porta 02 mini Portastudio.


The songs credited to Julian Mark Brown span varying time periods. 

I may on occasion post music collaborations from the dark & distant past here too.   

There could well be some parody & pastiche projects along the way as well!

Some of things you hear here are eventually recorded externally (using a mobile phone mic) to Soundcloud after initially being recorded on very basic home recording machines which would probably now be regarded as 'vintage' classification!  However after January 2020 I was able to transfer music directly & internally (by cable) from my Tascam Porta2 studio straight to my phone & in 2021 I was 'forced' to upgrade & invest in a UCB Audio Capture device in order to move music from Tascam to Laptop & then to SoundCloud!  So no need for 'Hush!' on recording any more!  What developments! 
I wouldn't say this has revolutionised my methods of recording but comparatively speaking it has improved the sound quality for sure.  I'm nearly in the 20th Century now!

Thanks for listening,
Julian xx

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