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Yemooda
» genre:
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Industrial
» location:
E-Hook
» label: unsigned
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E-Hook and Dragon
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E-Hook and Dragon create music as live as possible. All tracks are "one takes" and recorded live to 2-track.
The Hague residents..
The Hague residents..
Why this name?
Coincidence....
Do you play live?
Yes. We are quite busy with other stuff as sidemen, but we try to make time (at least 10 gigs a year) for this project.
How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?
Music will evolve into shareware and recordlabels have to reconsider their position as monopolistic multinationals...
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
Yes, under certain conditions....
Band History:
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Your influences?
Breakbeat, Hip Hop, Jungle, Jazz, Funk, Techno, IDM, Warp, Big fans of: Squarepusher, Amon Tobin, Aphex Twin, Nils Petter Molvaer, John Coltrane, Miles Davis, Weather Report, Jaga Jazzist, etc....
IDM sucks (Intelligent Dance Music..:-( blabla), so let's change that into IJM (Industrial Jazz Music)
IDM sucks (Intelligent Dance Music..:-( blabla), so let's change that into IJM (Industrial Jazz Music)
Favorite spot?
North Sea Jazzfestival in The Hague
Equipment used:
Akai SU-700 kg, Korg MC-505% , Yamaha MPC 100.000, Roland RM 1X-tralarge, Roland Space Echomator, Reversed Rhodes seventy-two, Music Man Stingraycharles '77, 3-string fretless Steeldrum, Yoko Finalizer '64, lots of Behringer, tons of recordables/rewritables, Pentium III, G 4, Atari (Cubase), pedals pedals pedals......
Anything else...?
No quantize please.....