Influx - Razorblades and Ice Cream 5 tracks, 43.06 James Bernard on April 15, 2013 16:46
- 1. Blurb 11.34 175 plays
- 2. Certifiable 8.25 109 plays
- 3. Yup Yup 6.59 136 plays
- 4. Black Lung 8.03 176 plays
- 5. Notton 8.03 119 plays
New Dubstep tunes - Free DL! 6 tracks, 39.37 James Bernard on August 25, 2012 12:52
- 1. Closer to Closure 6.31 2455 plays 140.0 BPM
- 2. Completion 8.32 1277 plays 140.0 BPM
- 3. Down Down 7.05 1035 plays 140.0 BPM
- 4. Manipulated 6.37 1047 plays 140.0 BPM
- 5. My Inspiration (Swing It mix) 5.31 719 plays 140.0 BPM
- 6. Themes 5.19 769 plays 140.0 BPM
My Beautiful 12 tracks, 1.04.59 James Bernard on October 06, 2011 04:14
- 1. 2 Weeks To Go 5.14 589 plays
- 2. A Good Day 5.20 314 plays
- 3. My Beautiful 5.26 482 plays
- 4. Found 6.04 201 plays
- 5. Sun Rises 5.49 148 plays
- 6. Baby Asher 4.51 507 plays
- 7. Hope Love and Joy 4.47 355 plays
- 8. Just Let Me Have A Moment 4.59 348 plays
- 9. Next Steps 4.26 217 plays
- 10. Rebuilding The System 7.34 243 plays
- 11. Diagnosis 5.17 229 plays
- 12. Beach Dreams 5.07 200 plays
Guidance 2 tracks, 11.30 James Bernard on August 09, 2011 15:05
- 1. Guidance and Courage 6.17 3850 plays
- 2. My Inspiration 5.13 2230 plays
About
James has been producing electronic music since 1993 under many different monikers.
His earliest releases were on the legendary UK record label, Rising High Records, where he was label-mates with artists like Luke Vibert, Mixmaster Morris, The Black Dog, Union Jack and Hardfloor!
Some of his releases as Influx such as "braineater" (on Sapho Records) are considered classics in the early hard trance and acid scenes, but still sound fresh today. His ambient album, James Bernard - "Atmospherics" (originally released in 1993) is considered by some as one of the most ground breaking albums of it's time.
As the trance scene evolved and became more commercialized, James started to experiment with producing other types of electronic music. Soon, Influx had changed it's sound into a more IDM, syncopated style and more releases followed on a slew of other indie labels (Isophlux, Analog Records and more) and resulted in him signing to TVT/Wax Trax records in 1998 as the primary member of the group "Expansion Union".
A song that was written in his bedroom, named "Playing with Lightning" as a working title, had gotten the attention of someone with New Line Cinema who chose to use the song for the movie "Blade" (with Wesley Snipes) and include it on the companion soundtrack CD. Over 700,000 copies of that CD were sold and James received a gold record for his achievement.
In 2005, after many years of not releasing any of the music he was creating, he started to put his music up online for digital distribution.
Fast forward to 2012 and James is still producing lots of music and his sound has matured greatly. One minute he might be working on some epic bass style track, the next an ambient/electro-infused texture.