Renissant
Justin R (aka Renissant) is an underground music producer from Jersey whose command over multiple sequencer-sampler units, including the MPC, ASR X-Pro, and Korg Triton, stretches across many scopes of music, and has brought him some degree of local fame and admiration. He's been known for writting hip hop, rock, dance and experimental music that is sure to capture and bind the imagination. Though anything audio is possible with this guy, including audio skits, orchestration and movie scores. Renissant (Justin R) also sings and plays guitar in an unsigned rock band that is generating noise throughout New Jersey and New York. Sure to pop his head up soon and rake the industry for billions, the man has skills baby . . .Band/artist history
Renissant has worked or continues to work with artists such as Cubanichi, Fase, Fort Knox, D wholigan, Jaga, guitarist Omar Alarcon, Joon Beats, Steely Neal, Nicky, and many, many more. With many live shows under his belt and a formal recording studio in NJ that was once known as eXPERTmENTALsOUNDS, he's been around the block many, many times.Your musical influences
Everything and nothingWhat equipment do you use?
Korg Triton keyboard, Korg D1600 16 track recorder, Ensoniq ASRX Pro sequencer/resampler, Shure and Oktava mics, Behringer mic tube preamp,Gibson, fender, Ibanez, and ovation guitars, sony monitors . . . much more, pedals, amps, effects processors, etc . . .Anything else?
Renissant is available for all sorts of music production and music related services that includes beat creation, recording, mix and master, cd duplication, video production, and website design. Contact him if you wish any of these services provided. When money talks, he's all ears.yoo wats good fams im feel wat u doin here keep bangin those tracks out iim out fams i got to do the same my self 1Whats good!
Hittin you up for that message board love! Keep doin it up for hip hop, like the unique perspective you're takin! Respect
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Whats up my dude feelin that flow u got on them tracks but im really feeling that renissant beat it gots a good melody to it did u sample that joint.