It's just a silly name, for now, which I choose after I started recording bird sounds a while ago. I'm amazed by the awsome little synthesizer these creatures seem to carry with them in their little throats.
Maybe I'll incorporate some nice bird sounds into new compositions in the future.

Don't know about that, but it's a great way of discovering some musical hidden jewels (check out my 'Rock & Blues - Radio Birdyman' (see link below))

I listen a lot to late 60's/early 70's rock/pop/soul, worldmusic (flamenco, arabic, qawalli) and classical music, but also to techno/dance/house; in short: I like a lot of styles and I guess it all might have some influence here or there on my own music.

La Isla Graciosa (tiny desert island of the Canary Islands)

An ancient Atari STf with an old version of Cubase and some soundmodules, synths, samplers and a drumcomputer. Oh, and of course my neat Mackie mixer.

recent addition (May 2004):
. Zoom PS 04 - tiny, portable, versatile, digital multi-tracker/drum/bass/effects studio (with hi quality inbuilt mic, which I'll be using to record new vocal tracks and which will also allow me to record interesting sound-samples just about anywhere 'in the field')

. all drum/rhythm patterns composed/programmed by Birdyman
. thanks to Soundclick for this free webspace

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Check out some great Rock & Blues songs from SoundClick artists at:
Rock & Blues - Radio Birdyman

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reviews

. Birdyman's "Okay" reviewed by Ian Simpson at:
Ripping Tracks

. Birdyman's "Okay" reviewed by Steve Gilmore at:
SoundClick Board

. Birdyman's "Okay" reviewed by Robert Lauer at:
Distant Words
( also available at Funender and SoundClick )

. Birdyman's music reviewed by One Angry Swede and OAS board members at:
The OAS Board: "Musicians Reviewing Musicians"

thank you reviewers!