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sourmonkey
- producer, performer
sourmonkey
- producer, performer
» genre:
Electronic >
Experimental Sounds
» location:
Gabriel Chance
» label: Terracoustics
» for fans of: Moby, Govinda, Boards of Canada, Brian Eno, Orbital, Delerium, ambient and electronic music
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Produced by sourmonkey
All instruments performed by sourmonkey except:
lead guitar by Carlos (?)
vocals by Rastashaman
a conduit of transition, metaphorically speaking, that will guide you through to the other side.
a score to a sci-fi horror short, though most wasn't used. still, it has a body all its own... mwahahaha...
deep, real deep. version 1.0 is the minimalist mix. this mix makes good background music for, er, focusing on deeper things.
watch for version 2.0: the hyperspace mix.
a film cue to a film that never was.
A song about finding that zone... that one unique vibe which makes life beautiful.
this song is a little off, but in a soft and pleasant way.
the path is irrelevant
version one... Let it take you on one.
A song about nothing. Well, that's not true...
Have you ever wanted to 'hear' a sunrise? Well, I have, and I've done something about that...
a return to source
you see only that which you choose to see
Punk Robot Mix- The idea behind this song is to sketch the pulse of civilization from tribal to urban.
The urban landscape.
This song is about the absurd. This is my ode to Mr. Danny Elfman, the one of a kind film composer who's music inspired my imagination.
This song contains flowers and honeybee stings and a little dirty funkiness...
Clear your mind. Imagine space. Sense the massive gravitational pull of the Earth. Energy tells a story.
Raw techno sounds, blaring synths, sonic darkness.
The mix was taken from an old cassette recording. Nothing flashy, and the sound quality is minimal, but this is one of my very first songs, circa 2000 AD, and this is the only recording I have of it.