I love electronic devices and also electronic music so albantronic is something I love creating which in this case is my MUSIC production and DJing.

It gives the possibilty to people who cant afford buying CD's (albums/singles) to listen to what they like, and maybe for free.I think its a good idea to promote music, but can be unfair to artists.Music industry it's a job for the musicians,it's not fair to work and don't get paid.

If it's a fair contract, I would consider it.

AlbanTronic started out in London, UK in 2002 when young producer Alban was at a Secondary School studying GCSE Music. His music influences at the time ranged from techno/dance to alternative rock and metal. In 2004 he studied a 2 year BTEC Music Technology course at a College where he gained most of his experience and developed his knowledge about the music industry and sound synthesis. At the same time Alban was producing/engineering and playing electric guitar for his Metal band project "ForcaContra" where he experienced his first live performance playing at The Garage - London in late 2005. AlbanTronic produced tracks until late 2006 and took a break working on other band projects, making his biggest comeback in 2009 with his song "Groove Anthem" the tune that would change his life episode towards psy culture where's he's found himself falling in love with. 2010 it's all about the blasting tunes, energy,wobbling basslines, dirty noise madness, loads of emotions can be heard through his first official single release ("Crazy Rivers of Gods") available on iTunes & other major music online stores. His most recent song his a chill-step(chillout dubstep) song called (" Living") where the chilled/psybient side of AlbanTronic can be found!

Daft Punk, Infected Mushroom, Rusko, Chemical Brothers, The Prodigy

London

Macbook black 2Ghz 2GB 667 Mhz DDR2 SDRAM running Snow Leopard, Logic Pro 9, Reason 4, Abelton Live, M-Audio FastTrack Pro soundcard, M-Audio BX5a Monitors, Behringer XU-Control UMA 25S KEYBOARD, Shure SM58 Dynamic Microphone, 500GB Firewire 7500RPM G-Drive hard drive, DigiTech Death Metal Distortion Pedal, Ibanez Gio, Numark CD Mix1 decks, Yamaha 50W Amp.

Devry Institute