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Dirty Fire Project

Hard-edged industrial/ambient breaks from writer musicians M.J.Langley and Mouse.

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Genk Genk

Hard, paced techno track with atmospheric synth lines and severed drums.

Techno

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Examination (2006 remix) Examination (2006 remix)

Savage and atmospheric drum 'n' bass are combined in this experimental track from dFp. This is the remixed, longer version of the original 2005 edition. Enjoy!

Drum n Bass

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Manifest (original mix) Manifest (original mix)

Abstract electronic piece with ambient sounds and big beats. This is the original mix that dFp will be working on to produce a cluster of interpretations. Great headphone track.

Electronica

Hard edged electronic music from writer musicians M.J. Langley and Mouse. Bringing diverse influences to the production process, Dirty Fire Project's tracks include dark-chill ambience and pacey breaks with an industrial sound. With experience ranging from soundtracking and studio production to DJ-ing and having an ear for good breaks, this is steadily turning from a hobby into an extremely fulfilling part of their lives. Passing on that thrill of what this music means to them has become so important. We hope you enjoy our work! -- Mouse:dFp [20040920]
Have you performed in front of an audience?
No live appearances yet. We've both been in a few bands and played mainstream style gigs before though.
Your musical influences
Main influences are industrial, breakbeat and drum'n'bass. Some of the tracks we're working on are kind of ambient/trancey too so it's hard to put a finger on it. The mix between smooth elements and dirty drums raises very satisfactory goosebumps. We're trying to get more work doing soundtracking so that lends a different feel and attitude to the way we work.
What equipment do you use?
Roland synth, VST bits and pieces, Fruityloops and Ableton Live. Mouse: Live is turning into an amazing piece of software that I advise everybody checks out.
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