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smokeydelicious
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Smokey Delicious
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Welcome to Smokey Delicious at SoundClick.com.
This site is a vehicle for bring Smokey Delicious music to the masses.
Smokey Delicious brand music is an ecclectic mix of electronica. Eventually, Smokey Delicious will release a series of DVDs with visuals and effects timed to the music to create audio-vidual trips for electronica fans.
Smokey Delicious CDs are concept albums meant to be played from start to finish like a movie.
Smokey Delicious currently has over five concept albums and is currently working on his sixth.
This site is a vehicle for bring Smokey Delicious music to the masses.
Smokey Delicious brand music is an ecclectic mix of electronica. Eventually, Smokey Delicious will release a series of DVDs with visuals and effects timed to the music to create audio-vidual trips for electronica fans.
Smokey Delicious CDs are concept albums meant to be played from start to finish like a movie.
Smokey Delicious currently has over five concept albums and is currently working on his sixth.
Why this name?
Creativity and a desire to be individualistic.
Do you play live?
San Diego, California.
How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?
It gives artists an opportunity to share their music to a wide audience.
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
Sure.
Band History:
Smokey Delicious was founded in early 2003. One man, one vision.
Your influences?
I came of age on Pink Floyd, punk rock, Paul Oakenfold, Van Dyk, Sasha & Digweed, Nick Warren, Christopher Lawrence, Seb Fontaine, Sander Kleinenberg, Deepsky, and the other big-ticket DJ acts. Locally, I like DJ Onyx (Los Angeles) and DJ CRT (Irvine), Kazy (though he moved to New Zealand or somewhere). I haven't heard any good trance DJs locally in a while. Tiesto came a few times, but I'm not as into his new stuff as his mix on Revolution.
Favorite spot?
San Francisco. I used to live there and I miss it.
Equipment used:
Sonic Foundry
Anything else...?
Open your mind, you might learn something.