afterhourpower
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- Aug 26, 2023
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Moogwai was pretty good. Also I miss Starecase.
that's very true, quite some older days guys are back recently but their new tracks are rather meh..It's not the producers I miss but the way the tracks sounded and the way they made tracks back in the golden days of trance.
I would say all of them are meh. All of them have lost practice I would say.that's very true, quite some older days guys are back recently but their new tracks are rather meh..
I recently spoke to Jonathan he is now working for myloops and he intends to not come back to producing because he now works for myloops.Jonathan Blakoe a.k.a. Static blue
Nikola Krivokapic a.k.a. Krivi
works for myloops? or runs his own business? looks like he might well be the ownerI recently spoke to Jonathan he is now working for myloops and he intends to not come back to producing because he now works for myloops.
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Same shit different colourworks for myloops? or runs his own business? looks like he might well be the owner
Working for implies working for someone elseSame shit different colourOwns and works what's the difference?
Not necessarily, it just means you either operate a machine and take on a task (whether it physical or mental) and finish it.Working for implies working for someone else![]()
yes but then you work for yourself. not for the company. The company is not the thing that employs you (to work for it) as opposed to say: a boss that hired youNot necessarily, it just means you either operate a machine and take on a task (whether it physical or mental) and finish it.You can be a sole trader and do work just by yourself.
I tried to contact Krivi recently on Facebook. No response.. :/Jonathan Blakoe a.k.a. Static blue
Nikola Krivokapic a.k.a. Krivi
My name is Hans Willem Mallon, working in the music industry since the early 90ties. Mainly as a composer, producer and keyboard player in my studio, good news is that these days you won't need a big studio any more like I had in the beginning of my musical Journey.
In the year 1997 I met Tijs Verwest (Tiesto) as a friend in my studio and fair enough he had a full agenda for playing as a DJ, we both decide that my studio would be the place to create the tracks to be coming.
We started in the shadow, but strongly after we made a remix 'Silence - Delerium' it was the kick-start of a big journey, I worked together with a genius sound engineer producer, this daily working effort results in many early Tiesto mainstream hits, like' Traffic, Lethal Industry, Adagio for Strings, Love comes again, Flight 643, Just Be, and many more tracks on from my point of view, still 2 very classical albums In my memory and Just B
Greetings Hans Willem Mallon
Galen Behr. I remember when I was still somewhat new to the trance genre discovering his music on the ASOT 2006 year mix. Carabella, Shift Of The Ages, In The End(under his Ave Mea guise) his work under Passiva etc. Although he did move away from the uplifting sound toward the end of his career opting for a more Progressive/Progressive House style, I still quite enjoyed his releases. He then just vanished in 2010. I still wonder what happened to him.