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RAM Project

 
RAM Project

Hard & Funky Electronic Music

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Picture for song 'TimeBeat (Another Day Another RmX)' by artist 'RAM Project'

TimeBeat (Another Day Another RmX)

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Picture for song 'TimeBeat' by artist 'RAM Project'

TimeBeat

Bekende sample, maar togh... wel lkkr!!!
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Picture for song 'FlatLiners' by artist 'RAM Project'

FlatLiners

Experimental Shit
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Picture for song 'Anksuratusam' by artist 'RAM Project'

Anksuratusam

Gaan met die banaan...
Techno had its roots in the electronic house music made in Detroit in the mid-'80s. Where house still had explicit connection to disco even when it was entirely mechanical, techno was strictly electronic music, designed for a small, specific audience. The first techno producers and DJs Kevin Saunderson, Juan Atkins, and Derrick May, among others emphasized the electronic, synthesized beats of electro-funk artists like Afrika Bambaataa and synth-rock units like Kraftwerk. In the United States, techno was strictly an underground phenomenon, but in England, it broke into the mainstream in the late '80s. In the early '90s, techno began to fragment into a number of subgenres, including hardcore, ambient, and jungle. In hardcore techno, the beats-per-minute on each record were sped up to ridiculous, undanceable levels it was designed to alienate a broad audience. Ambient took the opposite direction, slowing the beats down and relying on watery electronic textures it was used as come-down music, when ravers and club-goers needed a break from acid house and hardcore techno. Jungle was nearly as aggressive as hardcore, combining driving techno beats with breakbeats and dancehall reggae essentially. All subgenres of techno were initially designed to be played in clubs, where they would be mixed by DJs. Consequently, most of the music was available on 12-inch singles or various-artists compilations, where the songs could run for a long time, providing the DJ with a lot of material to mix into his set. In the mid-'90s, a new breed of techno artists most notably ambient acts like the Orb and Aphex Twin, but also harder-edged artists like the Prodigy and Goldie began constructing albums that didn't consist of raw beats intended for mixing. Not surprisingly, these artists particularly the Prodigy became the first recognizable stars in techno.
Band/artist history
Heard my first house track when my mom bought me my first cassettes (Techno trance 4 & Thunderdome 3) been hooked ever since.... In 1998 i first came in contact with tracker based music production, so i've been tweaking around of and on for almost 10 years. I thought it was time to let the world hear my sounds.
Have you performed in front of an audience?
"A true artist is recognized by his or her ability to perform live" So hell yeah I like it, only need 10.000 freakz to dance to it!!!!
Your musical influences
Especially TECHNO, the mother of all music!!!!!! But it can also be a pop record or a rock song. If it's got the groove....
What equipment do you use?
Drugs & PC (nothing shocking) But M-Audio's trigger finger is coming (check it out..... must have for all you tweak freaks) owh yeah www.m-audio.com
Anything else?
Like my mate says: 'Ik verkies een kort en intens bestaan boven een lang en saai leven' (Michel Pot, 2004) & also "Sex, Beer & Techno"
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