An ethnic breakbeat kinda ride. This is a newer mix of an older track of mine.

Harel Malka Snow Crash

A vocal tune inspired by Aldus Huxley's Brave New World and is really a production of the Soma song:

Hug me till you drug me, honey;
Kiss me till I'm in a coma:
Hug me, honey, snuggly bunny;
Love's as good as soma.

Produced by Harel Malka

Soma Coma

Cole Porter donated a few sax samples...
Created in San Francisco in a Jazzy afternoon.

Cream Crimes

This track was inspired by an old detroit tune from Technotica, and by the contents of the discussion with the alien, taken from the pilot episode of The Outer Limit (the show that years later morphed into "The Twilight Zone").


Receiving from dimension 4

A tune overlayed on top of  a short Dead Can Dance song.

The Chills (w/ Dead Can Dance)

This is a no brainer funky boom boom. San Francisco, around Y2K.

Hard Hats

My interpretation of a Gershon Kingsley's 1969 overcooked classic.
Created in that red house in London sometime in 2003.

Popcorn (recooked and refried)

Grey Sky

Gaijin

My nod to the end of the 80s, Newbeat, Belgium and Aciiiiiiid....

Rock to the Beat

The 2nd part of the "Outer Limit" trilogy.

The First Signal

One of the last tunes in San Francisco, down in Columbus st., North beach.

Fan-fucking-tastic

I started producing electronic music under the name "RL" sometime somewhere in 1997. It started with psychedelic trance and progressed from there to many other genres. I was DJing in San Francisco with a few stints in Israel and Japan until 2002 (mostly my own tunes), and a couple of compilation releases. From around 2004 I stopped making or playing music, until recently.

These tracks are all from different styles, so don't expect consistency.
The ALL project was the last music I produced and it was created in collaboration with Mark Lawson, a (then) London based Song writer, who wrote all the songs (acoustic versions) which were later produced by myself.

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