Random beats I've made during  the last couple of weeks 

Samples used : 

Thrupence : Thoughts / Tape 03
Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence ( Opening theme )
Opa - Pieces (Tombo, La Escuela, Tombo, the Last Goodbye)
Henry Mancini - Lujon

Some Floating Beats ( Tape )

Tropical chillout dj mix from a 4th of July gathering in Mount Shasta.
Featuring songs from El Buho, Chancha Via Circuito, Barrio Lindo, Nicola Cruz, Matanza, El Remolon, The Knights of Jumungus, ElMayonesa, Crussen..

Artwork by: Ben Ridgway - https://benridgway.com/

Tropical chillout Dj mix (summer 2015)

Deep, dark, dirty dub from @DiademBass

Download the entire compilation
odrdcollective.bandcamp.com/album/compilation-004

DOWNLOAD

Diadem - Obese

Created during 3-day ACT Festival workshop, demo of 2-track sequencer (no MIDI) w/ interactive scale-locked transpose control. Sine oscillators only for more minimalism

Sign up for more workshops: http://workshop.thi.ng

stm32f401 - 2-track sequencer (sines only, ACT workshop)

http://www.ofluxo.net/fluxograma32-control-your-algorithm-by-renick-bell-artwork-by-leander-herzog-2/

Mix: Renick Bell https://soundcloud.com/renick
Artwork: Leander Herzog https://leanderherzog.ch/

Tracklist:
Yen Tzu Chang - Self Luminous
Renick Bell with Analchang - Control Your Algorithm A
Calum Gunn - Ard
~ON - Tencho
Anny - Piston III (draft edit)
Shelly Knotts - Algorave 101015 (excerpt)
Emeidos - Iambic
Renick Bell - Fractal Beats 1511052216
Emotional- Hawaii (Renick Bell algogarage remix, rough edit)
Alexandra Cardenas - Rescate
Martin Speake vs an autonomous algorithm written by Matthew Yee-King -
Live on BBC Radio 3
Icarus - Colour Field (version number 397)
Renick Bell - Beats for Traditional Dancing in 4 at 160 bpm, 151105
Yaxu - Drums
H.AL.I.C. ICLC Bd Fm Exercise1
Calum Gunn - Fixed
Kepla - Selfplex
Norah Lorway - Clorox
Yearning Kru - Bent Under Rushes (2lön zalt VVood remix 002)
Kindohm - Ring Surfing
Rosen - Live Extract 102016
Ornine - Horselover VIP
Renick Bell with Analchang - Control Your Algorithm B

OFluxo. Jan, 2016


RENICK BELL - 'Control Your Algorithm'

Improvised Jam at Ten Pins up north in Montreal

May Cheung AKA Scorpion Mouse - Vox
Marc Matatya - Keys, Synths, Pedals
Jason Levine - Livecoded Beats

Enter The Scorpion Mouse

Did this June 15, 2016, only because I'd promised to record a guitar piece by mid-June, after suffering a hemorrhagic stroke April 26. that left me partly "paralysed" down my left side.

As you can probably make out, I'm much, much better now, even though It took days of struggle before I could play just this single minute of pure improvisation today.

Fighting 'paralysis'

Scorpion Mouse performing live at the Sunnyvale Algorave in Brooklyn. Nov 28, 2017

Live at Sunnyvale

From the album "Venetian Snares x Daniel Lanois" out 4th May on Timesig.
https://venetiansnares.bandcamp.com/album/venetian-snares-x-daniel-lanois

“An appetite for the unknown" - Daniel Lanois

No collaboration is unlikely when the end goals are the same. A meeting of two artists who illustrate different corners of the musical landscape, come together to create a new statement that takes their collective strengths to higher elevations and encompasses new terrains.
 
So it is on the first collaborative journey of Canadian musicians Venetian Snares and Daniel Lanois. What started as mutual respect for one another’s work, led to several years of a creative germination resulting in an eight-track full-length exploration released May 4th on Timesig/Planet Mu.
 
The path began in 2014, after Lanois reached out to Venetian Snares (Aaron Funk) as a fan of his work. The project started to take root in Summer of 2016, after Funk hung around Toronto between shows. Taking his gear to Lanois’ studio, the two began to play for the first time together in what would prove to be a formative moment in their creative journey together.
 
“I love making music with Dan, he has a real understanding of how to create a world and build what may exist within that world. Bassdrums are trombones and they are a colossal whale which floats on clouds of leaves speaking to the blast furnace feeding the mammoth. A small painting of forest horses hangs in the cranium of the sea horse.” – Aaron Funk
 
Recorded live in a former Buddhist temple-turned-studio in Toronto, 'Venetian Snares x Daniel Lanois' travels to new zones in what Lanois describes as “a body of work driven by exploration”. Like all the best collaborations, it's brought something new out of both musicians. Equipped with their production acuity, they let their natural workflow guide them through uncharted waters. Funk laid the groundwork with drums while Lanois rode the pedal steel, weaving their sounds together in a new sonic tapestry. The two ultimately landed at their destination, their work ready to be shared with those willing to explore.
 
In Daniel Lanois ’own words:
 
"To come upon a new form reassures the head that frontier lives on
  The unlikely pairing of Venetian Snares and Daniel Lanois may very well have provided us with a nice new pair of shoes to walk to new sonic frontier
A melange of gospel and electronics
As madness of the world trips over its heels these Canadian sonic innovators prepare for travel 
  A body of work driven by exploration, brings to us in our modern times what we remember and admire from the Jazz explorations of the 50s 
A splintering 
An appetite for the unknown"

live dates:

29/04/2018: Donaufestival, Krems, AT 
03/05/2018: Funkhaus, Berlin, DE 
04/05/2018: Village Underground, London, UK 
14/06/2018: (Le) Poisson Rouge, New York City

Venetian Snares x Daniel Lanois

Venetian Snares x Daniel Lanois - Mag11 P82 (TIMESIG008)

track written in code (gallium) in realtime with absolutely NO POST editing.
enjoy.

brainiac

"This mix, following on from Instantium Hardphace last year, is the second of a series of what I call 'horizontal slices.' The idea is that there are several long running 'themes' in my work -in other words, groups of pieces across time that partake of some kind of stylistic commonality. So whilst any given group will draw from nearly twenty years of releases, it will have an aesthetic unity that individual albums have often shunned. Of course, it's up to the listener to make sense (or otherwise) of what that aesthetic may be!" - Tom Jenkinson, March 2013

"Rotate Electrolyte" / Hello Everything (2006)
"Planetarium" / Hello Everything (2006)
"Ultravisitor" / Ultravisitor (2004)
"Welcome To Europe" / Hello Everything (2006)
"I Wish You Could Talk" / Go Plastic (2001)
"PSultan (Squarepusher remix)" / Chaos A.D. (1998)
"Port Rhombus" / Port Rhombus e.p. (1996)
"Tetra-Sync" / Ultravisitor (2004)
"Tommib" / Go Plastic (2001)
"Theme From Ernest Borgnine" / Feed Me Weird Things (1996)

Squarepusher - Ufabulum & Enstrobia EP out now on Warp Records
Ufabulum Live - March 30th, Roundhouse, London

http://www.squarepusher.net
http://www.warp.net

Enter The Scorpion Mouse

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