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Tag: ambient
Proem
Richard Bailey has been releasing electronic music under the pseudonym “Proem” since 1999. He has released a sizable collection of full lengths, ep’s, and various artist appearances for underground electronic labels such as n5md, merck, hymen, and toytronic.
Droopzilla
Droops was a writer and former music editor for various music magazines back when electronic music was still mostly underground. He’s based in Chicago, and was a DNBID co-founder and Soul Foundation DJ. These days, he’s a friend to animals and houseplants; a product manager; avid reader; cyclist; and casual gamer. He’s always looking forward to sharing shelves of records, stacks of CDs, piles of cassettes, and hard drives full of tunes with you.
Ahpook
Portland Oregon based ahpook works for Big Tech by day, moonlights as a live sound and lighting engineer, promotes a quarterly synthesizer event called INVERSION, and occasionally even plays music himself.
Sonic Warriors United
Sonic Warriors United Bunker Purveyors Ov Underground Electronic Music. Real World • Virtual World ⊙ Mixed Reality Music Events. S.W.U. Bunker Resident Dj’s are Denard Henry aka Sonic Architect ⊙ Jana Clemen aka Abstract Soul.
Ryota Maekawa
A Japanese person is a rarity in the community. Not good at English? But don’t worry, I speak with electric signals, so that’s no problem. Wait, the most easily understood word is, yes, Cheers!
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TotoRobyn
TotoRobyn loves all things synths and swords. Based out of Boston, MA, she loves the exploration of electronic music. Primarily composes ambient and downtempo music, but can be found dabbling in various other genres like dance and chiptune.
Noxmoderato
Noxmoderato is a PNW based multi-instrumentalist who likes to create haunting sounds and music. Nox uses guitars, synthesizers, drum machines, and piano to craft these sounds. ƪ(`▿▿´ƪ)
effin_izzy
effin_izzy has been trained, so he spent many years un-training. Now off his leash, he creates music in many styles, genres, ranging from modern concert music- chamber music, solo instrumental, soundtrack, avant-garde, graphic scores; to singer-songwriter stuff; to electronic dance-influenced music.
Destroy With Science
New Zealand based Matt McKegg’s journey into fully live electronic music started in 2011 upon discovering just how difficult it was to perform music written on a computer in front of an audience. After a short detour speaking and performing internationally at tech conferences, he’s been keeping it local, playing many a house party and the odd summer festival. These days, using a modular / hardware synth setup sequenced by custom software running on a Raspberry Pi, he performs eartingle-infused analog techno bangers and the odd dancefloor nostalgia remix, created right there in the room on the spot.