SynthR
SynthR is a one man name formed in 1997 who attempts to write Video Game Dance Music.
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SynthR - Cycle of Extinction (Vocal Break Mix)
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SynthR - The Last Prophecy (2011 Reconstruction)
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SynthR - Harbinger
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SynthR - Remnants of Yesterday (Clip)
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Matthew Le Blanc (born December 21st, 1983 in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada) is an independent electronic artist who writes videogame inspired dance music under the name SynthR.
Falling in love with dance music in the early 90s, Matthew began writing in 1997 using Propellerheads Rebirth software, later transferring to Fruityloops Studio in 2001 and Propellerheads Reason 3.0 in 2006 which he still currently uses.
Influenced heavily by music from traditional role playing video games and various Electronic artists, SynthR attempts to fuse the danceability of electronic music with themes of adventure and excitement. Conversely, as an independent artist Matthew Le Blanc strives to take his music to the next level by utilizing his creativity, musical understanding and aspiration to do something different in hopes of writing uniquely enjoyable pieces.
Matthew has met with moderate success gaining local and commercial air play on the likes of McMaster University Radio and CBC Radio 3. He has also had his work featured in an issue of Terapia Musical, a Brazilian therapeutic magazine that features a full length CD comprised of various artists. Using the internet as a backbone for promotion, Matthew passionately attempts to widen his fan base through the use of websites and offering free downloads of his work.
If youre interested in contacting SynthR for FREE use of his work, questions or just to say hello he can be reached through this website or by emailing him at SynthR(at)hotmail.com.Band/artist history
SynthR's Discography
-=Singles=-
Strafing Run [2006]
I'm Raging (Streets of Rage 2 Remix) [2005]
Coral Shore [2005]
Aerora [2003]
Sunseeker [2002]
Tha Anthem Feat. The Prophet of Misery [2002]
Daybreak (Sunrise Remix) [2001]
Wicked City [2001]
Prototype [2001]
SupaFunkyGear [2000]
Daybreak [2000]
Utopia [2000]
Field of Wheat [2000]
Becoming A Zen Master [2000]
Valley of Da Ve-lours 1-2 [2000]
Ultra Cosmos [1999]
Absolute 808 [1999]
Somoflange [1999]
What Da Funk (Monopoly Theme) [1999]
-=Unreleased Garbage=-
Return (The Intro) [2001]
Whisper [2001]
I Guess That's What Dreams Are For [2001]
(NUS-001) Captain Falcons Elite Force of Captains [2001]
(NUS-002) Gotta Mixem All [2001]
(NUS-003) Kinopios Party [2001]
Wheat of Field [2000]
Trippin' Back [2000]
Jupiters Gravitational Pull [2000]
Death Trap Ahoy [2000]
Maximum Zero [1999]
-=Remixes=-
BT - Smartbomb (SynthR & El Zapo's Country Bumpkin Mix) [2004]
Funkstar De Luxe - Ignition (SynthR's Take Me 2 Funkotron Mix) [2004]
Powerman 5000 - Danger Is Go (SynthR's Hair Metal Maniak Mix) [2004]
Robot Kid Vs Intersekt - End of Your World (SynthR's Everybody Samba Mix) [2003]
Surgecore - Luge Crash (SynthR's Hibiscus Rider Mix) [2003]
That's Why They Call Me Spider-Man (70's Spiderman Theme) [2001]
-=Unfinished Projects/Sabotages=-
Blue Moon
Rhythm Lettuce
Magikal Chord
Factory Hits
Handful of Leaky Boat People
Devil Started To Gladiate
Gamgee Run
Damn Tusken Raiders 1-2
-=Live Sets/Mix Compilations=-
Synthetik Airwaves Mix [12,15,2005]
Atomic Laundry Mix [11,14,2005]
Dash of Destruction Mix [09,12,2005]
Sunburn Warrior Mix [07,17,2005]
Elysium Mix [03,18,2005]
Live From The Battle Pit [04,28,2004]
Live From The Battle Pit [01,19,2004]
Live @ Club Syn From The Battle Pit [03,19,2002]
Trancesonic [05,25,2001]Your musical influences
I have many influences both Musical and non. I have a taste for all things eccentric and like working with things that are different.
Artists like Orbital and Slacker both prove that you can take clickity clankin' samples and tastefully put them together to form a fun and entertaining dance track.
Terra Ferma, POB and the Art of Trance (all Platipus artists) take inspiration from nature and everyday life, portraying that in their melodies.
Lemon Jelly and Enigma prove that with the right ingredients you can combine multiple genres of music to form a even greater piece of music through sampling.
Hans Zimmer, composer of many monster soundtracks, is a modern day orchestral genius. The emotion portrayed through the music he writes is so powerful and entertaining that even without a film you'll be able to picture the events unfolding.
I have many inspirations, even the smallest things can make a huge impact on me. I just keep my ears open.What equipment do you use?
Computer which in turn has Reason, Fruityloops and Cooledit Pro.Anything else?
I dance like a Madman on command.READ MORE
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