- Erykah Badu - Didn Cha Know (Biscope Boot) Artwork
Erykah Badu - Didn Cha Know (Biscope Boot) Uploaded bybiscope Start following on November 30, 2009 11:41
Two-stepping Dubstep remix of Erykah Badu's most soul-searching track. Surnuage Live Lounge Session Uploaded byframecontrol Start following on September 25, 2009 21:55
Vocals: Pavel Burakov Saxophone: Anastasia Boguslavskaya Music by Surnuage, DJ Koze, Jimpster, Les Jumeaux, Joris Voorn, The Juju Orchestra and morekanpai! syopai bushi/Akainu remix by milch of source Uploaded bymilch of source Start following on August 22, 2009 14:47
Madhouse (Forss vs Borg Interlude live 2005) Uploaded byForss Start following on August 13, 2009 18:30
Crazy interlude we used to play live back in '05Uncowpromising your life Uploaded bymilch of source Start following on July 03, 2009 13:24
Overlord Street Fighter Uploaded byRubba Sinka Start following on July 24, 2009 07:46
Sumo Tip-Toe & Friend (Liquid dub) Uploaded byRubba Sinka Start following on July 24, 2009 07:46
Explanation Uploaded byphilgerus Start following on June 01, 2009 06:32
phil gerus techno idm other max/msp glitchFlouncing Uploaded byphilgerus Start following on August 09, 2009 14:08
Irregular Heartbeat Uploaded byKrts on August 06, 2009 18:59
Heavy on the bass line, heavy on the drop, and heavier on the jazz tip. Not what's expected from someone that delivers to you a remix of a Buju Banton track made for girls to grind their man up against the club wall. But, it is what it is. An Irregular Heartbeat. Enjoy.
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I have been trying for the longest time to navigate the terrain between sequence and improvisation. I like drum beats, accordions, guitars, beatboxing, and singalongs. I especially like the magic that can sometimes result out of the musical relationship between two or more people.
I started making music with an ASR X-Pro in 1999. I sampled vinyl for beats and other sounds, using the ASR to edit and arrange. I graduated to computer arrangement sometime around 2001 and started using Ableton Live around 2007.
I'm at the point now where I want more than anything to collaborate with other like-minded artists and make music that captures the imagination.
