It’s been a minute since I’ve released music under my own name. I’ve spent most of 2020 working on tracks for my drum & bass avatar Orbr, and now it’s time to turn my attention to the darker, less structured side of my musical efforts.
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Orbr sat down for an interview with jungledrumandbass.co.uk. Check it out!
Recently I had the opportunity to remaster some of my old drum & bass tracks from the mid 90s. (See the Oak St Bluesman remasters.)
Here are 4 more songs from the same era, clarified through the power of modern audio magic. Hope you enjoy!
In 1998 I had the insanely exciting opportunity to get signed to an independent record label in San Francisco. The label, Cosmic Flux Musiq, released a handful of my songs before closing up shop a few years later.
I remastered some of those old songs, starting with the Oak St Bluesman EP from 2000. Here are those remastered tracks. I hope you enjoy! (Also see the Jeweler’s Dive remasters.)
A few months ago I joined forces with Divider Line and The Creeping Man to form the local experimental supergroup Thrill Behind Barks. Today we released our first full-length album.
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Enjoy!
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Divider Line was kind enough to remix my 2016 single A Private Investigation, and in turn I remixed his nifty new track Going to North Dakota.
The resulting split single — happily titled A Private Dakota — is unsettling enough to bring most members of Throbbing Gristle back from the dead to complain about how much they hate it LOL.
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Enjoy! Or don’t. 🤣
Check out this dark experimental collaboration with Divider Line.
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Enjoy!
In 1998 I recorded a song called Jeweler’s Dive. It was one of only a few jazz-inspired drum and bass tracks I made during my loungy, loungy period of the late ’90s. An edited version enjoyed a mini-celebrity on Terminal Beats, a compilation released by indie jungle Chicago outfit Forte Recordings. (Old school ruffians will remember Midwest legends 3D and Snuggles.)
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Around the year 1997 I graduated from my awkward ’90s electronica phase and started producing truly polished, professional sounding dance music.
Between 1997 and 2004 I recorded tracks for a few national record labels, and even heard a few of my own songs on internet radio stations and once, unbelievably, in a department store!
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