The productions thread - Part III!

We are working at fast pace at the moment it seems.

We are proud to present Divinorum by Electro Jar:

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Which can be listned to and downloaded for free here:

https://electrojarjar.bandcamp.com/album/divinorum
 
Randy Seidman - Blazing Star (Incl. Remixes by Luiz B & Ido) [Weekend Music]



My new progressive house tune, “Blazing Star”, is out now on Weekend Music. Luiz B offers a groovy hypnotic interpretation, while Ido comes full force with his signature tech sound. Hope you enjoy!

Beatport: http://btprt.dj/27k9SHp
Soundcloud: http://bit.ly/24QOur7

Randy Seidman - Blazing Star (Original Mix)
https://soundcloud.com/randy-seidman/randy-seidman-blazing-star-original-mix-weekend-music

Randy Seidman - Blazing Star (Luiz B Remix)
https://soundcloud.com/randy-seidman/randy-seidman-blazing-star-luiz-b-remix-weekend-music

Randy Seidman - Blazing Star (Ido Remix)
https://soundcloud.com/randy-seidman/randy-seidman-blazing-star-ido-remix-weekend-music

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Randy Seidman - Fix it (Incl. Remixes by Future Robots & Incognet) [Noise Control]



Excited for this big release from Noise Control, a sub-label of Peak Hour. Included in this package are remixes from a couple of my favorite artists. Incognet flirts with the lighter edge, full of pads & housey piano hits, while Future Robots come out swinging with a moody house vibe leading into electro elements that take the original in the direction of a peak hour banger. Early support from: Ferry Corsten, Thomas Gold, Liquid Todd, DJ BL3ND, Richard Fraioli, Patric la Funk, and Torio.

Beatport: http://btprt.dj/1TSd2bp
Soundcloud: http://bit.ly/1rP0Ly0

Randy Seidman - Fix It (Original Mix)
https://soundcloud.com/randy-seidman/randy-seidman-fix-it-original-mix-noise-control

Randy Seidman - Fix It (Future Robots Remix)
https://soundcloud.com/randy-seidman/randy-seidman-fix-it-future-robots-remix-noise-control

Randy Seidman - Fix It (Incognet Remix)
https://soundcloud.com/randy-seidman/randy-seidman-fix-it-incognet-remix-noise-control

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This sounds great been djing for 18 years producing for 4 years. Can't wait to hear everyone's music
 
Oh! I'm going to check this out as soon as I'm at my home machine.
 
That second one is a right smasher, eh?

The third sounds like an interlude between tracks or parts of a track.

The first one would be dope with some crazy variety on the hats.

...very cool overall.

:)
 
thanks for the input, noodle. the second one will definitely get more attention. will report back when it's a finished track on its own.

kittycat5, i can hear it too... now that you mention it. perhaps on a sub conscience level there was a connection. who knows how creativity works =/. a lot of times i find when you arrive at a conclusion you think independently, it was really a twist on a previous influence.

does originality exist...
 
Oh I agree. We dont hear pros say they were influenced for no good reason. I was just kidding around a bit and really do think its good work. The first one especially. Im thinking more vocals for some reason though. But you the maestro, I just listen. Again, real nice job. I wish I got into it when I was younger as making the sound is far more interesting than playing it to me.

To answer the originality part. I think in music it still does but we may be in a bit of a down period. Im thinking pop music mostly but electronic may be suffering a bit too. But I think electronic musics issue as people label an artist trance or minimal or pick a genre and expect it from them. Many musicians will stick to what worked to the detriment of their creativity.

Thats probably a farther out view than you meant though. To each of us, I would say it is exceedingly rare to be completely original. Life is experience. We use what we know and like in everything.
 
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Hey fellow knob twiddlers, I'm looking for strangers to give honest constructive feedback about some new tracks. Here is the first. Very experimental with different time and rhythmic structures and flows. Im gonna perfect it, but it's almost there.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bzn...w?usp=drivesdk

I'm gonna be dropping a least 8 new tracks over the next few weeks and probably give myself a couple months before releasing as an album just to make they are all sitting where I want them to be, but that's what I did last year when I started many of them, and they ended up on the backburner for a year. I almost forgot about them because I thought they sucked and would be better to start from scratch. Whatever, I may be right, but they are all very unique, colorful tracks nonetheless.
 
Oh I agree. We dont hear pros say they were influenced for no good reason. I was just kidding around a bit and really do think its good work. The first one especially. Im thinking more vocals for some reason though. But you the maestro, I just listen. Again, real nice job. I wish I got into it when I was younger as making the sound is far more interesting than playing it to me.

To answer the originality part. I think in music it still does but we may be in a bit of a down period. Im thinking pop music mostly but electronic may be suffering a bit too. But I think electronic musics issue as people label an artist trance or minimal or pick a genre and expect it from them. Many musicians will stick to what worked to the detriment of their creativity.

Thats probably a farther out view than you meant though. To each of us, I would say it is exceedingly rare to be completely original. Life is experience. We use what we know and like in everything.

hope i didn't come across as defensive in regards to the "ed lover dance" that comment really put a smile on my face. a sound so familiar i can hear it play in my head with just a mention. you opened my ears up to the similarities, as well as thoughts on creativity i briefly rambled on.

really connect with what you said here "Many musicians will stick to what worked to the detriment of their creativity."

taking me years to break out of the same formulaic approach. partly cause of laziness, needa work on discipline.

thanks for the thoughtful reply and taking the time to listen to the sounds.

* let me just say i am now thinking of finishing the 3rd one, ripping the ed lover dance off youtube and making a mash up... time will tell ;)
 
No man. I would expect you to defend your work. As other artists have said, each work they create is their baby. Everyone defends their children to the death. I know this was more of a brainstorming or exercise to get the creative juices flowing type thing, but you still took the time to make it and were satisfied enough to let others hear it. Even if the process and not the product that was useful, I completely understand you standing up for it. What I was hoping is you didnt get dejected by my attempt at humor. Like, shit all I hear is Ed Lover dance now and so will everyone type shit and abandon it. Especially since I really do think its good. You never know. A little tweak here and there and you may have the beginnings of the next hit. You can call it Kitty Lover. :)

I would be lying if I said I didnt think of the mashup. But I cant get a machine to make a beat. Video is out of the question.
 
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