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Hi there, I hope you’re all looking forward to the weekend, which would be the perfect time to enjoy my new musical release.
Because today is Bandcamp Friday, the one day each month when all proceeds from music sales on the site go straight to the artists with no admin fees.
Check out the sonic maximalism of String Virus via the player below and grab yourself a very reasonably priced copy to keep and play whenever you like.
Stay tuned for more music in the not too distant future
Good evening, I hope your week is going well, I’m here to announce the release of my latest collection of musical projects; Synth Asylum.
Over the last few months I have been getting to grips with some new synths and sequencers, while expanding my music production techniques and exploring ever more peculiar sounds.
But in a good way, obviously.
So here it is, play for free via the embedded player below, or purchase the album or any individual tracks at my Bandcamp profile.
Also, here are some videos which I made to accompany tracks on the album.
Have a great Christmas and a fabulous New Year.
Yes, it’s time for more strange electronic noises, created in my garden studio (oh alright, in the shed) over the bank holiday weekend.
This new release is a single extended piece, which took two days to produce and continues my recent run of slightly more chilled out, atmospheric sounds.
As usual you can listen for free via the embedded player below, or purchase the track for yourself on my Bandcamp page.
I hope you enjoy Project Atlantis.
Hello there, it’s time for another burst of musical creativity, this time in the form of some upbeat, reggae and dub-themed dance mixes I’ve called the Psonic Psunshine EP, I hope you enjoy it.
As usual you can listen for free via the embedded player below, or hop over to my Bandcamp page if you’d like to buy these or any of my other music to play at your leisure forever.
Hello again, I’m back with yet more new tunes, with my second new album release in less than a week!
No, I haven’t been on a manic two day recording spree, these are tracks which I’ve worked on over the last few months, alongside my crash course in rack synths, patch cables, ring modulators, sonic envelopes, audio generators and all manner of musical geekery.
This collection has more of an eclectic EDM vibe to it, featuring my own peculiar mashup of styles and genres. From techno and glitch-hop to electro and house, with a pinch of drum and bass and a soupçon of Twin Peaks, it’s a tasty mix of sonic tomfoolery for your ears to devour.
Listen for free via the player below and don’t hesitate to purchase the album in its entirety, or any individual tracks which take your fancy, from my Bandcamp page for a ludicrously low price. (Also don’t forget to check out the dalecooper57 YouTube channel, to see videos for some of the tracks featured on the album)
Thank you for your attention, now without further ado let’s enjoy some Sounds from the shed.
I have finally found the time to lovingly compile ten of my most recent modular synth compositions onto their very own album, which is released today on Bandcamp.
I’ve spent most of today tweaking, uploading, rearranging track listings and creating artwork for the project I’m calling M0DUL8R, so I hope you like it.
You can view and listen to the album in its entirety via the embedded player below and you can purchase it and/or browse my whole back catalogue on my Bandcamp page.
Good evening to you, I hope you’re having a good start to the weekend, even if it isn’t the extended one we’re enjoying here in the UK for the queen’s platinum jubilee.
That isn’t the only thing worth celebrating today, however, because he time has finally come for me to air a new collection of original music, in the form of my new album, Process of Elimination.
Listen for free or purchase one or more of the album’s 15 lovingly crafted tracks via the Bandcamp player below.
As if that wasn’t enough, I’ve already created videos for a few of the new tunes and here are three of my favourites.
My Bandcamp profile continues to grow and you can explore it in full by clicking on the image of my back-catalogue, but you can also get a taster right now in this post.
If you caught yesterday’s audio visual spectacular, you’ll have already heard one my two latest compositions, Grid Muzik, but if not you can listen to it here
However, I only completed work on the second of the weekend’s peculiar electronica projects this afternoon, so this will be it’s first public airing.
I’d like to present to you, an up-tempo little number called Planet X, check it out, it’s never quite what you expect it to be…
Today I have some new and original musical compositions to share with you, in the form of an album and a remix EP.
First up are these lively and occasionally noisy tunes; featuring genre-mangling experiments with rock riffs, electro-tinged melodies and techno rhythms, each one available individually or complied into the Xamidimura album (which also includes a bonus remix of an earlier, ’80s-inspired track)…
And that is followed by a three track remix project called Interkonnekt, which began when I couldn’t find quite the right sound for the final layer of a mix I was making.
Eventually, I used one of the components from a completely different mix and the unexpected success of the arbitrary juxtaposition got me thinking; what if I mixed and matched the two main components of several mixes, what would that sound like..?
Well, no need for you to wonder, because it sounds like this.
These fabulous new releases can be listened to for free via the embedded Bandcamp players in this post.
You can play the track displayed and if you click on the title you can view the track list, which can be purchased individually or in whatever combination tickles your auditory fancy.
This weekend’s musical project was conceived when I heard Tom Tom Club‘s Genius of Love on the radio during the week. That’s most often the time I think “Ooh, that sounds like it has potential for some mucking about” and file it away for future experimentation.
Well yesterday the experiment began.
I started by establishing the BPM and key of the song, (102.9 and B Major, if you’re interested) then I proceeded to assemble an eclectic range of samples from online archives, which I carefully sequenced, after re-tuning them to match the pitch and speed of the original track.
And as usual when I embark on these sonic adventures, I got a bit carried away and ended up making an entirely new and somewhat extended piece of music; one that stands up perfectly well on its own and with which I have to say I was pretty impressed.
But, since I’d made it, I thought it was still worth splicing together with Tom Tom Club’s bouncy, post-punk pop song and the freely playable and downloadable result appears below in all its extravagant glory.
Enjoy.
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