I Have been making music since 2006 properly and ive came out with alot of stuff and different kind of styles and now im moving onto more glitchy ambient stuff with elements of my old styles. Ive been influenced by Boards of canada,ulrich schnauss and autechre alot recently and I hope you guys can enjoy the new sounds of shammen delly
I've got 1992 in an igloo (my forthcoming ep) up for stream , and individual track downloads too ( free of course ) - just need an artists description and a couple other small details for retronym and I'm set to release it officially if you will.
Going to check out what you've got up! I haven't been on twoism much except for while I'm at work, these oldschool beige speakers will have to do for now!
I'm working in my room with the lights off seeing what comes to me - and starting work on some demos that I may send to labels/weblabels (anyone interested?)
Tonight i'm playing a gig where I score poems, and project abstract images for a local poet named Radames Ortiz. He runs his voice through my computer with a Ringmod on it and I play synth/loops with Ableton live. I've never quite done anything like this before, but this is from our last live recording in my bedroom:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/rryhdt
It's a poem called "postcards from june". We'll be recording the whole event tonight on dvd so ill post it here soon.
Well its certainly dark and brooding, but may a bit understated? Its so airy (reverb?) that it feels like a background element - I could see it maybe be an underpinning to some scattered hits shaped out of white/pink noise, like bursts of static. I like the concept but as it is the texture doesn't grab me the way it might.
Yes, yes, I sampled the infamous "I love you". It's not staying, I was just playing around with it.
The track still needs a lot of work though, I'm aware.
This one is I think much different than what I've posted here before. I shelved it earlier this year in frustration over a soundcard/rendering issue, but pulled it out to finish it as someone I know wants to cut video to it -
I think the time to age it allowed my production skills to come along to where they need to be for it to come out well, although I still want to tweak the mix some. Suggestions?
Bryan wrote:This one is I think much different than what I've posted here before. I shelved it earlier this year in frustration over a soundcard/rendering issue, but pulled it out to finish it as someone I know wants to cut video to it -
I think the time to age it allowed my production skills to come along to where they need to be for it to come out well, although I still want to tweak the mix some. Suggestions?
Very nice tune Bryan, it seems a bit different from the other tracks you've posted definitely - I love the percussion choice too. I don't have much for suggestions but I'd say you could bring out that melody for sure.
feeling depressed. made this while thinking about the future and how it's going to get worse and worse. so much emotional pain waiting ahead for me, and all of us. i wish there was such a thing as a suicide booth.
"grand mistress of the grace note freedledeedee melodies" - Cupz, 2026
feeling depressed. made this while thinking about the future and how it's going to get worse and worse. so much emotional pain waiting ahead for me, and all of us. i wish there was such a thing as a suicide booth.
I realy like this tune, the chords are awesome and I love the drums. It sound huge in my headphones, like the little rythmic melody is playing behind my ears, and the chords are strait in from of me like driving me forward and the drums are flapping up and down, almost inside my head. Im not high by the way Just sounds like cool mixing.
i used a lot of panning effects on the major channels in that song, as well as reverb to give it a sense of big space. the drums are a sped-down DnB break with a special pattern filter
"grand mistress of the grace note freedledeedee melodies" - Cupz, 2026
feeling depressed. made this while thinking about the future and how it's going to get worse and worse. so much emotional pain waiting ahead for me, and all of us. i wish there was such a thing as a suicide booth.
Really like this. Ironically it makes me feel pretty happy. It reminds me of that completely overwhelming sense of awe, mystery and helplessness you get when you are able to absorb just how insane life is.
EDIT: Now that I think of it, recreating that feeling is all I have ever really wanted to do with my music.