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Tzecoatl

le Drennec, France
July 18, 2004
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Hi every body. Happy to present you my group (but I'm alone at the moment), Tzecoatl, makin' music all the time I used to play with a pop/rock band : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NXH9IRK6ng
Band/artist history
Playing piano when I was 8 years old and church organ (harmonium exactly at the beginning) when I was 11, I was frustrated with poor choices of sounds with these instruments, even if I could tweak them. So naturally I was interested in synths. I loved a lot progressive and electro scenes from 70's and 80's, criticized it too, so I decided to give my touch to music creation. I tried on some titles to make kind of electro metal (angel fly, unborn reds skies I & II), and for the rest to touch different styles. I think electro took a bad way with techno and dance in 90's, so I just try to stay nearby the first electro spirits.
Have you performed in front of an audience?
by the past
Your musical influences
Pink Floyd, JM Jarre, Peter Gabriel, that are artists you can listen through my music, but I listen Soundgarden, Faith no More, Led Zeppelin, U2, Devin Townsend, RadioHead, Muse, and ... Laura J Boll?
What equipment do you use?
Korg Karma, Korg Legacy, Korg M3+Radias, Yamaha Motif, and some VSTI, sequencing and waving softwares.
Anything else?
When I was young, I dreamt to put letters in arpeggios in order to let music phrases let talk. For instance in Subtle Remark, at one moment, it seems that piano says (to my mind) "peoplea" (1m46'). That's why karma-labs technology seems to be interesting for this aim. Another objective is to no let music emotion invades our bodies and its beauty our minds.
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