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I am a quite young artist, christian, and I like creating electronic music. I think God wants me to create music. I make different kinds of electronic music, so I didn't specify a sub-category. Why I registered to Soundclick? I want to share my music, and maybe earn something with it. And I would like to receive feedback, to learn from other people.
Why this name?
Well, as I think God wants me to create this music, I thought a name of this kind would fit.
Do you play live?
I don't play live, and there's a very small chance that I ever will. If I manage to get popular I might get broadcasted on Digital Radio though.
How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?
I think it sets artists and listeners free. This has both it's advantages and it's disadvantages. For example, the budget you needed to release a CD was too big for many small artists, but at the moment many artists could earn a lot more if the people who get their music in a not-so-lawful way just bought their music. I wonder if sites like Soundclick are ever going to be more mainstream than illegal P2P music downloading.
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
I don't know, it depends on the offer. I wouldn't like to discard a lot of songs I made because the label doesn't think they are good enough, but on the other side... Well, as long as I don't get an offer, I don't have to decide.
Band History:
When I was young, I made some music with a free version of E-Jay I got when opening my bank account. I actually made a cd at that time with some friends and sold it to my neighbours. It was just fun.
Some years later, I became more and more interested in music. I went to my uncle, who had a soundcard with Cubase LE and a MIDI-keyboard, and well, that did it for me: I wanted that, too! My uncle advised me to buy a Tascam which was on sale at that moment. After weeks of earning money and then weeks of waiting because the store hadn't received it yet, I bought it and started making music. That's pretty much where I am now. I hope you will enjoy my music!
Some years later, I became more and more interested in music. I went to my uncle, who had a soundcard with Cubase LE and a MIDI-keyboard, and well, that did it for me: I wanted that, too! My uncle advised me to buy a Tascam which was on sale at that moment. After weeks of earning money and then weeks of waiting because the store hadn't received it yet, I bought it and started making music. That's pretty much where I am now. I hope you will enjoy my music!
Your influences?
Well, I was a trance lover some time ago, and I guess the band in which my father played also influenced my music style. My father's band made "trippop" music, which is a combination between trip hop and pop. I like it if music is a little rough, but not very rough. What I made so far (at the moment of this interview) consists of Drum and Bass and some Trip Hop. I am planning to make more kinds of Electronica music, but my inspiration will decide.
Favorite spot?
My own good old house.
Equipment used:
Cubase LE, a Tascam US 122 and lot's of free VST's, soundfonts and samples. I don't pay for my software, I just use free stuff, though I might change that in the future.
Anything else...?
I hope that you will like my music! May God bless you all!