Flood (Scotland)
Glasgow-born producer Flood began making music in his early twenties and continues to do so, taking onboard new skills and techniques along the way. The style c
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Glasgow-born producer Flood began making music in his early twenties and continues to do so, taking onboard new skills and techniques along the way. The style created is somewhat influenced by other Hardcore Techno artists but also considers those in different genres such as IDM, Techno, Drum and Bass and Hard Dance. In April 2007 Flood launches his own online record label/Website - Noize Violation - and hopes to increase exposure (cheeky) of his music to those outwith the confines of his wee studio.
Originally thought up as a name for the new label, 'Glasgow Scum' became the alias for Flood in his productions of Speedcore. Incorporating some more experimental elements to the genre standard, this take on rapid beats has led him to some interesting recipes of sound and emotion. Of course, nothing beats the odd 'messy-as-fuck' 300bpm banger. ;)
Flood also produces non-Hardcore music under his 'Aquaman' alias.Have you performed in front of an audience?I've played live at a few events.
What equipment do you use?
My ears, eyes and some spoons.Anything else?
Check www.noizeviolation.com for loads of free mixes, and tracks by various Hardcore/Gabba artists.
United Kingdom
ID
298707
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Comments (4)
hey im on soundclick2
hi flood
Ho Mister Flood.
You will find Flood has produced U2 under the name Flood. On the scottish home front he is listed as the engineer on the 1981 sleeve of "Tell Me Easter's On Friday" by The Associates.
Flood continues to work alongside top artists producing under his name Flood, and working alongside William Orbit and Daniel Lanois.
Just thought you might wanna know...
I thought I'd posted a msg here before, oh well.
Good stuff Mr Flood.
I really like your work...When you get a chance, check out my page, Let me know what your favorite tracks are...
