I'll do my best to tell you about myself but i kinda hate talking about myself. Well im not sure when i first got into making music, it kinda just hit me one day. I have always loved music who does'nt?

I felt that need to take it much further then that, and at the time my main music of interest was simply "Composers" such as Vangelis, Hans Zimmer, Danny Elfman. They all have inspired me to start making music and no matter how hard i try i cant shake the style they have injected into me. Which i think is a great thing, its what makes my music unique. I like to take this and mix it with my other favorite artists, portishead, tricky, massive attack and so on. I use mainly keyboards, synths, turntables and the computer to make all my music. Im still looking for someone i can get to do vocals on a permanant basis.

Omnifarious is only made up of 1 composer and thats me, i distribute my music under Omnifarious because of its meaning.

adj : of all varieties or forms or kinds

This best represents my music. However for a long time i was known as "Hades" and well, old habits die hard so if you see hades on any of my songs or album covers its Omnifarious. I do plan on spending time to re-do all my album covers and mp3 tags so soon nothing will say "hades" anymore.

•  Dig it! Total Chill.
•  Slick!
•  really like it!
•  Moby meets Squarepusher
•  True Blue Cool

digitalTRAFFIC create heavy electronic music soundscapes with a futuristic / sci-fi / industrial sound. The instrumentation is entirely electronic and the albums feature a mix of dark ambient aggressive tracks to lighter more classical influenced tracks.

digitalTRAFFIC albums range in styles, but feel very cohesive overall. The albums don't fall easily into any preconceived category, but should appeal to fans of heavy electronic / electronica, ambient / space music, orchestral electronica and experimental industrial soundscapes.

digitalTRAFFICs sound takes the listener on a journey through heavy electronic inspired soundtracks to dark ambient soundscapes. There is a distinct live feel to the albums - clouds of sounds over heavy rhythms - unusual in construction and production but with a natural flow. Classic digitalTRAFFIC sound throughout creating a sound palate of discordant layers and rhythms with a sci-fi edge. Perfect for all MP3 players.

Check out the albums egg, foetus, s pa cin g, theatre and id.

Thanks for taking the time to explore the digitalTRAFFIC sound - enjoy the tracks.

all the very best
donaldo
digitalTRAFFIC
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DJ Wings is a young Producer/DJ currently residing in Maryland. As a child DJ Wings loved music and would often spend hours jumping around in her bedroom to techno, dance, and electronica. As the years progressed she began to experiment with music and found her own musical "voice". Now at the tender age of 19 Wings is tackling college, work, and music production.

Often called the next "Tangerine Dream," DJ Wing's music is definitely made for main stream media. Rather it be quirky and weird tunes or dramatic sound pads...this young lady will have you dancing in no time. Her simplistic style is nothing new but yet..its also still so raw and exciting. So take a listen and allow yourself to be captivated by this shy but graceful "kitty."

Clem Gareau Country Music Lyricist/Songwriter Clem has always enjoyed country music, writing poetry and now thoroughly enjoys being a Lyricist. His Lyrics deal with real life that surrounds him. They tell a story. His lyrics are heartfelt.His sense of humour shines through. Starting in 1998, Clem did some co-writes with Morris P Rainville also from Sudbury Canada, and with Marshall williams from Texas, Donna Hunt from England, and Achim Schmid. Out of thirty song, placed on Soundclick.com since 2004, twenty have reached No. 1. The others have been in the Top 5. Special thanks go to the group for their great music and vocals.

•  Classic country blues

I have been playing stringed instruments since I was 5, studied classical cello for 12 years, picked up my first guitar when I was 10. For most of my teen years I was sure I was destined to be a metal guitar god like many of us do at that age, but as life happens, my priorities changed direction. I have been fortunate enough to have a successful career outside of music that has consumed most of my time and energy for the last 20 years, but in the last few years have dusted off the old chops to fuel my need for some additional form of creative expression.

Now much older and hopefully somewhat wiser, I write and record a variety of styles of instrumental guitar based music ranging from soft jazz to heavy rock, and am grateful for the advances in technology that allow a solo musician to write and share his own music from a small home studio with the rest of the world.

If you like my music, please download and share with your friends. I play for myself mainly and am happy to have anyone listen at all. Please visit my website for a full selection of all of my current demo recordings and links to other web pages and projects of mine.

Breck Stewart is an actor and singer who also worked behind the scenes as cameraman, editor, director and producer on many projects over 2 decades. He started his showbiz career on the stage at age 7 and learned his craft until the age of 18 also studying classical piano, trumpet and guitar all the while. He then became a rather successful model for a few years in his early twenties. At some point he decided to quit modeling and started to look for acting opportunities, working consistently through the years with varying degrees of success.

He started his foray into music in 2004 by creating a duo, Frenzia which broke up in 2006 when the other member left the formation. He tried to find another partner but it didn't happen so he became a solo singer instead. He released his first album called Utopia in December 2007 with many singles and videos now available. Utopia is an album based on the concept of this virtual reality we all call the Internet. Although a wonderful tool in so many ways, it has the tendency to create unrealistic expectations about life by flashing in front of us this opulent, synthetic and surreal existence which is only a big illusion composed of pixels and compressed energy. The songs are all related to the subject of fabricated fantasies created by the web.

He also shot several episodes of a new celebrity gossip show called MoonDaze TV where he talks about several cultural icons in a relaxed manner. And he is very active in the fight against DRM technology which can rob customers of their rights of fair use. Digital Rights Management is a process integrated in several digital files, Operating system Vista and Blu-Ray Discs created specifically to control what consumers do with their products. The song Be Integrated and the accompanying video were constructed to promote the fight against that destructive technology which already affects so many of us. Don't let them take away your digital freedom. Say No to DRM.

His managing team includes Gabe Wellington and Calvin Washington at MoonDaze Productions based in San Francisco, California in the United States.

We are LT Henry.

We come from Stanhope so all your threats are empty.

We are fueled by hard liquor and a desire to create.

Eric and Alex make most of the songs.
There are other honorary members that never seem to be around when we want to record, either because they joined the air force or are at rutgers or something else entirely.

We were formed in 2006 in a basement during a night of heavy drinking near music instruments. We started to jam and while it sounded kind of awful we were determined. Later that year we recorded Azariel. It would be our textbook song.

In 2007 we had enough music to throw together an album. Songs for the Criminally Insane, it was called. Because you'd have to be criminally insane to listen.

We never stopped recording, and by September of 2008 we had enough songs to release an EP (That Fight Turned Into a Gunfight EP) and a double album (Night Falls on Sussex County).

It's 2009 and we are working on a new album. I don't think we'll ever stop making music.

A bit of information about myself.

•  Nice Downtempo....
•  TV is made for you
•  900ft Jesus meets Moby

Noiseprint: Noiseprint is the sound of the videogames you used to play as a child, tears before bedtime, violins and silver screens and the soft pulse of projectors.

Debut EP "Noiseprint" out now on iTunes.com, Amazon and www.noiseprint.com

x Aidan and Jamie

Based in London and Brighton Nosieprint is the combined forces of Aidan Neeson and Jamie Dale.
Their self titled debut EP is a rich tapestry of lush production, melodic melancholy and their own eclectic blend of electronica. To simply cast them into the Electro Pop category would not do them justice. With influences ranging from 80s New Wave, Film Noir soundtracks and an avid interest in art supplies it is fair to say they have their own sound which is both as refreshing as it is unique. Noiseprint are a very welcome addition to the overcrowded mantle piece of today’s music.

Stephen Grey - UK Play Magazine

Mind Ctrl, live drum&bass band, brings self-written and -produced tracks in a mixture of voices, electric guitar, synthesizers and of course bass guitar and drums. On stage, these professional musicians turn their electronic genre into a 100% live setting, without any use of drumcomputers or other sequenced loops. Influences of heavy guitar rock and colourful electro are all integrated into a 184 BPM high energy show.
The track list consists of full length songs combined with more tight drum&bass tracks. Even improvisation found its way into the show, mixing everything into one long unbroken set.

I play and record everything myself. I am hoping to find some other musicians who would like to join me in creating a new and unique sound. I listen to a lot of metal and punk, and also like a lot of psychedelic stuff. I see music as a painting of feelings, not just another song, so I am always trying to paint a picture of what I am hearing in my head when I pick up my guitar. The music I play isn't commercial friendly, I play for myself and hope other people like too.

• Trippy mellow guitars float in...
• Most original piece in a...
•  I'm tripped out
•  Late night sci-fi
•  Interesting concept music

Moh wanted to buy a PS3.
._.
He can't get a record deal.
Zea is also sad.
;_;
Can we get a record deal pls?

Gravity Angel is a music project consisting of poet/painter Aaron Osgood Eliad. His self-titled genre called "Slip," is composed of numerous types of underground electronic music such as agrotech, e.b.m, and industrial. His music is ripe with obsessive distortion and overwhelming keyboard modulation in hopes to devastate and recreate the landscape of sound. Gravity Angel has recently released his first album to iTunes, and is currently working on a book of poetry.

From the land of sunshine, in between the beaches, it’s Subsonic Sounds run by Justin Vincent. Always a perfectionist, every little detail regarding Subsonic Sounds is handled by Justin himself, right down to the Biography writing! His genius never fails to amaze as each individual note of the track falls through the speakers like a thousand emotional raindrops pouring into the listeners ears at once. Haha, in most of my songs I actually am usually talking about cars, strippers, money, girls, speeding, not working and going to the beach, herbs, doing doughnuts in someone else's exotic cars, politics, girls, any other stuff I feel like talking about, and girls, and strippers too. People like me! They like my music too! I am not pretending to be anything I am not. I did not have a hard youth, and that was nice. I haven’t had to take a bus ever really. My electric has only been shut off a few times…..haha, Same with my cable too. I don’t care about anybody’s class or color, or what you have or don’t have. I help out who I can and hope for help from those who can help me. I believe that music is just an expression of art and any painter can paint any picture that he or she wishes.

I guess as far as a biography goes, I lived in MA until I was 22 and then relocated to Florida in 2003 when I had decided I needed to stop suffering through the grey dreary days MA had so often. I graduated high school in 2000 and decided not to go to college. I do not regret this decision as of yet, I am doing just fine without a “higher education”. I grew up as a "skater" and a "snowboarder". I then converted to a "speed freak" -the automotive kind, not the twitchy, shakey kind. I like cars, trucks, boats, motorcycles, helicopters, planes, jet skis, and hovercrafts. I also enjoy real estate and currently have my Florida Real Estate License (to “fall back” on, even though I am never falling back). I have played drums and guitar for about 15 years or so now. Now, in Florida, I have a home studio complete with a vocal booth. I run Reason for the bulk of my sequencing and Pro Tools for vocals and final mixdown. The music I make is primarily hip hop based but influences from all over hopefully will be obvious to all. I am capable of creating music from any genre. Subsonic Sounds is basically anything that I produce or projects that I have coordinated and produced. I guess that’s it for now. -jvince

Not a band cause no one plays an instrument really unless the computer counts.

As for the members its only me skitzophranic side Greeneogi and me normal self enrique aka Ricky.

It began with a beat generator program called Fruityloops way back around 2001 (or 2002, I forget). It wasn't much at first; but it was the seed that brought about the flame of music addiction and realization in us. Over time, we discovered other programs that stretched our imaginations to the limit.

We had been jumping from one band to another (and not necessarily bandmates) before this. We were frustrated of the limited expression of music that bands in a small town like Tacloban could produce. Minimal exposure, no sponsors and too much laid-back mentality of musicians were the basic reasons (although not exactly accurate) that the music industry in our hometown literally suffered, if we even have an industry. Local radio kept bombarding us with too much mainstream tunes that it simply and quietly drowned out the creativity that the gifted musicians of this town created.

This is the small town reality. And we intend to change that.

We, M.O.T.S., firmly believe that there is a HUGE potential for artists and musicians in Tacloban.

We realized that we needed a loophole out of this rut.

We created M.O.T.S. for the sole purpose of representing Tacloban and its musical artistry.

We created it because we must.

M.O.T.S. in itself, is a statement.

•  Smokin da chronic?

•  Just a nice track
• Hits home
•  Listen to that saw wave!
•  Hands in the air trancer!
•  I am a house cat,...