released November 16, 2020
Three sound worlds, created in early 2020 Austin. East of Airport, in the back of a metalworking studio.
Each track is just that: a single chosen path through a landscape. Continuously circling a body; different aspects revealed with each revolution.
"Late Austin" is three live recordings, made direct to a stereo recorder, to add an element of intuition to a form that is often planned out on a timeline and edited after the fact.
What you hear in these tracks are the Analog Rytm (drum machine) and the Octatrack (sampler and effects), playing together in real-time. The sounds on the Octatrack are mostly samples from the FS1R and XV-5050 synthesizers, designed using software made by the artist.
released December 3, 2019
It's dance music made for listening on your headphones, or in a car.
You could play it at a party in your living room, too.
If you like late 90's IDM, then this EP is for you. It's not particularly complex, but that stuff is definitely an inspiration. A couple of the tracks are also the result of exposure to freestyle and Miami bass music at a young age.
The EP is an exploration of intuitive track structure using a hardware sequencer, two synthesizers, and a drum machine.
Recorded in a small back room in Austin, Texas. There was no computer in that room, but there was a refrigerator: humming.