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nemmo
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Electronica
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Jose Saez
» label: unsigned
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Somos electrónicos, venimos a quedarnos
take a break
Presentation of the Lord - Industrialist Remix
Rythm n' Bullshit
On the radio
homage (tribute to psb)
food
Poema 1 - Something started in my mind
eurobeauty
Protesys
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ENTREVISTANDO A NEMMO
¿Podrías decirnos quién es Nemmo?
Soy yo.
¿Podrías entrar en mas detalle?
Ehr... no.
¿Alguna relación con el pescadito de la película?
Ehr.. tampoco... eh, mira, estoy un poco apurado...
¿Cuál es su grado de participación en el caso Spiniak?
Eh, no, ninguno, nunca le llevé niños al famoso caballero ese. Tampoco conozco a Novoa ni a Gema Bueno. Una vez Neil Tennant me respondió un e-mail, pero ese es todo mi roce con la farándula. Ah, tampoco escribí "i want to be a cowboy" ni soy Emeterio Ureta. Aunque me han dicho que me parezco.
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Bueno. Mejor te pregunto acerca de la música. ¿Qué es para tí la música?
Uhm, eso es dificil... Eh, es como ummm, una, ehr... ¿algo mas fácil?
¿Pero, acaso tienes idea de algo?
Ehr....La verdad es que no... De hecho paso dormido la mayor parte del tiempo. Cuando estoy despierto veo televisión. Veo 31 minutos mas que nada. Y los Simpson. Y Celebrity Deathmatch, e Invasor Zim. Ah, también veo a Bob Esponja, pero por razones sentimentales.
¿Porqué tienes una página en Soundclick?
Eh, en realidad no sé.
¿?
No sé. Te juro. Me gusta hacer música. Es una buena terapia. Me relajo, me saco de encima el stress del trabajo diario. No me creo el cuento. Pero me gusta girar perillas y distorsionar los sintes. No me imagino sin eso...
Al fin llegamos a alguna parte.
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Cuentanos de tus proyectos.
En realidad me gustaría ir a dormir.
Eh, bien, pero me refiero a tus proyectos a largo plazo.
Ehm... no sé. Me gustaría conocer al Papa, a Larry Flint y detener la Caída del Cabello a nivel mundial. Pero nada espectacular. A lo mejor protagonizar la octava parte de Harry Potter.
¿Me estás agarrando para el hueveo?
No... ¡Yo soy una persona seria!
(suspiro) Volvamos a la música mejor. ¿Has tocado en vivo?
¿A quién?
NO A QUIEN, IMBEC... quiero decir, si has tocado música en vivo
¡Siempre toco en vivo! El día que no lo haga voy a estar muerto. Ahora, si preguntas si fue frente a una "audiencia" [signo de comillas con los dedos], claro que sí. El estadio de Wembley lleno era una miseria en comparación con la cantidad de gente que he tocado. Digo, frente a la cual he tocado. En serio. Créeme. A lo mejor exagero...
¿Porqué usas una máscara antigás?
¿Cual máscara? ¡ESTA ES MI CARA!
¡¡¡ AAAAAAAAHHHHH !!!
ENGLISH MOTHERf***ING INTERVIEW
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I think i love synths since i was five years old. I heard Kraftwerk on the TV and i was amazed at the vocoders, the leads, and all that. Besides, i'm from Magallanes, so there were not too much things to do in 1979 but watching TV and listening to the radio.
I'm forever hooked to the 80's pop music. That's a drug for me. Some say it is crap, but i can't but compose music that way.
Why this name?
Short name, easy to remember, and i've registered it. Also, i like Jules Verne's books.
How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?
It has already changed but the music industry doesn't realize yet.
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
Yes, of course, that would allow me to lead the life if a pop star, travelling everywhere, having dozens of chicks each night, and dying as a drug addict, drunk and drowning in my own vomit. Why not ? :)
Seriously, yes.
Seriously, yes.
Your influences?
Well, i like above all, the music that Pet Shop Boys had made during twenty years. You are allowed to think of me as the third Pet Shop Boy. Or the sixth Beatle. Yeah, i'd wish !
Depeche Mode are also a great group. Sadly, their last album (Exciter) failed to excite anything but my brain's sleep center.
Besides that, i don't have any other influences. I just PLAGIARIZE Chemical Brothers, Fatboy Slim, Groove Armada, Hybrid, and any good electronic band that you might hear. You know, if you hear something good on the radio, you may be sure that I WILL STEAL IT.
I miss Information Society. I wish that i could go back in time with all my synths. I'd rock then.
Depeche Mode are also a great group. Sadly, their last album (Exciter) failed to excite anything but my brain's sleep center.
Besides that, i don't have any other influences. I just PLAGIARIZE Chemical Brothers, Fatboy Slim, Groove Armada, Hybrid, and any good electronic band that you might hear. You know, if you hear something good on the radio, you may be sure that I WILL STEAL IT.
I miss Information Society. I wish that i could go back in time with all my synths. I'd rock then.
Favorite spot?
Anywhere near trees, or the beach. I'm a hippie at heart.
Equipment used:
Ah, this is the part that i like. For all those techno-pornographers, victims of the gear lust, and all those people that lock theirselves in their bathrooms with the last copy of the Future Music Magazine:
1) Roland MC-505. The brain of all my setup.
2) Korg X5D: I sold it. Great Sounds, no knobs.
3) Kawai K5000s: I sold it. Great sounds, too many knobs.
4) Korg Microkorg: Kicks ass. It's a violent little instrument.
5) Korg Electribe ER-1. Pure electricity.
6) Ensoniq HALO: a crappy keyboard with great sounds in its ROM.
7) Zoom ST-224 Sampler: It is gathering dust on my desk. There's no way to sell it for something more than the price of a (small) beer can.
8) Novation KS-4. Da Shit. It sounds analog, doesn't matter what analogheads would say. Kicks ass in a more subtle way.
9) Reason (stolen copy): I'm learning to use it.
10) Fruity loops: it came with my soundcard and it is amazing. Not as powerful as reason, but i really like the interface and the integration with every plugin available in the world.
11) Akai S2000: i sold it since i beheld the future and i realized that samplers are crap when you have a 120 Gb hard disk.
12) I need a couple of good monitors.
1) Roland MC-505. The brain of all my setup.
2) Korg X5D: I sold it. Great Sounds, no knobs.
3) Kawai K5000s: I sold it. Great sounds, too many knobs.
4) Korg Microkorg: Kicks ass. It's a violent little instrument.
5) Korg Electribe ER-1. Pure electricity.
6) Ensoniq HALO: a crappy keyboard with great sounds in its ROM.
7) Zoom ST-224 Sampler: It is gathering dust on my desk. There's no way to sell it for something more than the price of a (small) beer can.
8) Novation KS-4. Da Shit. It sounds analog, doesn't matter what analogheads would say. Kicks ass in a more subtle way.
9) Reason (stolen copy): I'm learning to use it.
10) Fruity loops: it came with my soundcard and it is amazing. Not as powerful as reason, but i really like the interface and the integration with every plugin available in the world.
11) Akai S2000: i sold it since i beheld the future and i realized that samplers are crap when you have a 120 Gb hard disk.
12) I need a couple of good monitors.