A forgotten track from a couple of months ago, which I found while digging around my hard drive...
Short and sweet, not much else to say!
Connect with it
Ok, so for ages I avoided joining facebook, since I was already on a few social networking sites, and didn't want yet another to worry about. But after basically everyone I know getting into it, I've kind of caved in, and now I've added a fan page too.
Should I go the whole way and join twitter too?
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Should I go the whole way and join twitter too?
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It lives!!
Been a while since I posted... Things went crazy at work for a bit, but that's all done with now, so for the last couple of weeks I've just been recovering and relaxing. I'm finding it hard getting back into writing tracks after a three month break, so I've just been playing around with some other ideas.
They are kind of a bit different sounding to my usual thing, but sometimes you just have to clear this stuff out the way so you can crack on with it.
They are kind of a bit different sounding to my usual thing, but sometimes you just have to clear this stuff out the way so you can crack on with it.
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RE Nothing
A few months ago Jordi Cabestany got in touch with me asking to use a track of mine in a video he was producing.. I got sent a copy of it, but didn't hear much else about it, until I randomly found it uploaded on the net today.
re nothing from kbs on Vimeo.
From what I can work out, I think it was shown at Lekuz Leku 2008, but that's about all I know. But anyway, it's an interesting piece, with an almost kalaediscopic look. The track used is called Kleine, from my album Where There Was Nothing.
re nothing from kbs on Vimeo.
From what I can work out, I think it was shown at Lekuz Leku 2008, but that's about all I know. But anyway, it's an interesting piece, with an almost kalaediscopic look. The track used is called Kleine, from my album Where There Was Nothing.
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Album news and current happenings
My current project is almost Beta now, so time to work on music projects is becoming more and more rare. In a couple of months it should all be over though, so I'll be able to concentrate on things properly again, and maybe that third album will finally be finished! I was having a spin through some of the shortlisted tracks for it over the last week, and I think there's some really nice tracks to go on there (although I would say that I guess).
While taking ages to get a new album out can feel a bit frustrating at times, I think it probably means a better end product. I've thought I was close to finishing this album about three times already, but then I get sidetracked with other stuff, make some new tracks, go off a few old ones, and the album takes a new shape again. I think I have around 30 something tracks to consider for the next album, and the longer I leave it, the stronger the whole thing sounds. At the minute it's looking like being about 12-14 tracks, and around 50mins, which leaves a lot of left over material, which I will probably add here for free as a left overs EP, and maybe keep a few tracks just for live shows (always nice to save some fresh tracks for that).
So what exactly is it that I've been spending so much time on? Well, I guess I can reveal it now, since it was announced this week at GDC. Since moving to Germany I've been working with Keen Games to create the PSP and DS versions of G-Force. Sadly, not based on the old anime (that would have been too awesome), but based on what is more than likely going to be every 9 year olds favourite blockbuster of the year. Here's the trailer..
and here's a first look at the game over at IGN. (The screens obviously aren't from the PSP or DS versions though!)
While taking ages to get a new album out can feel a bit frustrating at times, I think it probably means a better end product. I've thought I was close to finishing this album about three times already, but then I get sidetracked with other stuff, make some new tracks, go off a few old ones, and the album takes a new shape again. I think I have around 30 something tracks to consider for the next album, and the longer I leave it, the stronger the whole thing sounds. At the minute it's looking like being about 12-14 tracks, and around 50mins, which leaves a lot of left over material, which I will probably add here for free as a left overs EP, and maybe keep a few tracks just for live shows (always nice to save some fresh tracks for that).
So what exactly is it that I've been spending so much time on? Well, I guess I can reveal it now, since it was announced this week at GDC. Since moving to Germany I've been working with Keen Games to create the PSP and DS versions of G-Force. Sadly, not based on the old anime (that would have been too awesome), but based on what is more than likely going to be every 9 year olds favourite blockbuster of the year. Here's the trailer..
and here's a first look at the game over at IGN. (The screens obviously aren't from the PSP or DS versions though!)
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