I live in Seattle the 206 and that's my name :)

It makes more music more accessible to more people. It's nice.

Of course...

I started djing and throwing rave parties in the mid 90's. The deeper I got into the music the more interested in writing music I became. Now, I do more writing then djing and promoting. I'm still up for a gig or two though.

So many artist have that "sound" it's too many to list.

Vivace coffee on Capital Hill in Seattle

Ableton Live and a variety of plug-ins.

I'm just trying to add something to this thing we call techno - the music, the culture, and the vibe.