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Artist: CMA
Genre: Melodic Dubstep
Software: FL Studio
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/CMA_Music
Facebook: http://www.fb.com/CMAMusic
Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/epzonix

You're Not Alone

JAW - more on https://handaxe.bandcamp.com/album/jaw
Anna Homler - vocals, toys & devices
Joachim Zoepf - sopranosaxophone, bassclarinet
Wolfgang Schliemann - assorted percussions
Recorded live at the 8th Nozart Festival Cologne by Ansgar Ballhorn, April 3rd, 2004

Every year, the legendary Cologne NOZART Festival in the cellar vault under the Christuskirche commented musically on the end of the second millennium (post christum) and the first decade of the third - with the self-image of consistent anti-opportunism, for which the underground location was to be understood as thoroughly symbolic.

Like its practice, its aim was to bring together different radical improvisers from the contemporary music world as well as a mix of continuity, local anchoring and the presentation of new styles and bands and thus to trace the diverse, fundamentally confusing and yet constant development of improvised music - whether acoustic or electric - to some extent.

The tendency to play in fortefortissimo - for some beyond the pain threshold: Nozart! - has always been countered by a conciliatory commitment to chamber music intimacy, manifested in the small form of sound-oriented, sensitively and richly detailed, freely improvised marvels.
One such gem was the first and so far unique meeting of the US-American vocalist and performer Anna Homler with the well-rehearsed duo of fraternal twins Joachim Zoepf and Wolfgang Schliemann.

Blessed with all the qualities of a 'first meeting', the three took advantage of the opportunity and the free space of the NOZART festival to build a bridge not only across the Atlantic, but also - and above all - between NO and ZART.

The audiophile recording of this event has now been freshly unearthed and is recommended as a first-class feast for the ears.

Zart I

WE ARE WHO WE ARE

“Sheps makes a vibrant return with a tech house track infused with a lively Latino vibe, delivering an irresistible groove that radiates warmth and energy.”

Top-level backing from leading global names:
Shiba San, Paco Osuna, Don Diablo, Jamie Jones, Andi Durrant, Fuzzy Hair, Tjerk Coers (Armada), and Ron Slomowicz (Billboard).

Going Nowhere (Extended)

IN PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS

MICKYSTRIKE Vol.38 〜 Tech,Bass,Tribal House Party

focused on long transitions here and a continuously consistent sound without any excursions to other genres



Sumpfhain I | ~145 bpm

Jazzy Deep influenced (rare vinyl)

Music created with LMMS (DAW).
LMMS sound presets are enhanced with customized
instrument and drum samples.
Some parts of the song have been processed by Suno-AI,
using Suno's AudioInput function, and then reimported as
additional sounds into LMMS.


On The Run

“Doin' Time” was a single off of Sublime’s final album. 

It tells the story of an unfaithful woman who makes her lover feel as if he’s doing time in prison. 

This song takes the melody of George Gershwin’s original "Summertime".

The exact sample came from Herbie Mann’s version of the song played at 45 RPM instead of 33.

There is also a repeating sample taken from Malcolm McLaren’s song Buffalo Gals.

There have been multiple hip-hop remixes of this song, featuring Snoop Dogg and The Pharcyde.

I remixed it with a different drum pattern and other instruments.  For the synths I used a Prophet 6.  The result gives off an electro dub house rhythm.

Doin' Time

Syrfffn - G&P (prod. Rollie)

ATB - 9 P.M.(Till I Come)

ATB - Ecstasy

Dance

ATB - Don't Stop

Ecstasy (Radio Edit)

Ecstacy - (Radio Edit)

Your Love (9PM)

The reason I am Who I am is all due to Gods greatest creation......Music. I have Music notes, riffs, bass lines, rhythmic runs, and harmonies running in my blood and in my soul. 41 years of learning the art of mixing, sampling, scratching and creating mixes with the hope of 41 more years to go. God bless everyone that survived COVID-19 and those who didn't. Enjoy the playlists that I have posted and enjoyed creating. Thank you....dj EMaXX

Ecstacy - (Radio Edit)

Tone Traveller

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