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jcmegabyte
Technician (CA)
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Bio
Technician composes a wide variety of musical styles with a common emphasis on melodic, rhythmic and warmly orchestrated tracks.
The compositions range from ambient chill with real world nature sounds ("Bio") to *almost* techno using fast-paced synth melodies and tribal rhythms ("Tech-Know").
The compositions range from ambient chill with real world nature sounds ("Bio") to *almost* techno using fast-paced synth melodies and tribal rhythms ("Tech-Know").
Why this name?
Back before synthesizers were mainstream, you had to be somewhat of a technician to use one!
Do you play live?
No live performances yet - studio work only at present.
How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?
The net allows listeners to find and hear a vast array of material that would never see the light of day in the traditional filtered radio and record store pay for promo music-meat-market world.
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
Yes, but for existing compositions only. In no way will big money ever be allowed to control or dictate creativity in Technician's future.
Band History:
The Technician project had it's humble beginnings in the very early 80's with experimental electronic compositions, somewhat resembling music.
An electronic groove style slowly evolved into a unique mix that still defies placement into any specific genre.
A complete discography available here:
http://technician.jcmdi.com
An electronic groove style slowly evolved into a unique mix that still defies placement into any specific genre.
A complete discography available here:
http://technician.jcmdi.com
Your influences?
Any quality electronic artist gets playtime on my jukebox. Enya, Enigma, Kraftwerk, Turtle Bend, Angina P., Jan Hammer, Circle of Mansions, and many others.