I have created a video channel for my remixes on YouTube. You can find it here I would recommend “watching” the videos at 480p resolution. You can even view it at 720p if you like!
I will be adding more content to the channel over the next few weeks, so watch out for that.
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For the last 12 months or so, I have been working on 4 tracks for an American band called “ABiCA“.
“ABiCA is an independent music group from Algonquin, Illinios. The group is comprised of two members: TAC & HASH. Although they don’t like to confine their music to a specific label or genre, their sound can mainly be defined as hip-hop with heavy rock and industrial influences. The duo pride themselves on their ability to cohesively blend catchy hip-hop rhythms and guitar riffs with deep, emotional lyrics. And unlike most modern groups, ABiCA’s music draws directly from REAL life experiences – something their fans truly appreciate.”
The 4 tracks that I have produced can be found on their new album “Numb”. The record is available through iTunes, Amazon and My Favorite Band. Myself and Janne Jarvis, who was my writing partner for the project, created all the musical elements of the tracks, whilst Abica focused their creative powers on the lyrics and vocal production. The tracks were produced by Binary Audio, with strong input from TAC & HASH. Track 2 on the album, “Tell Us Why” features chorus vocals from Janne, Jarvis, who took time out from his own amazing band “Hate Gallery” to contribute to this record.
Numb also contains 3 tracks produced by remix wizard TweakerRay, who is well known for his excellent Nine Inch Nails remixes, as well as prize winning works on FiXT Remix.com.
You can find a taste of all four Binary Audio produced tracks in the player below. If you like what you hear, then follow the links to the various online retailers and get yourself a copy of the tracks today!
Some of the artwork that has recently been created for my remixes. Click on the images below to view them.
Here is my latest remix of “A Drowning” by “How To Destroy Angels”. The remix was created using the vocals and some piano parts from the original. Everything else in the mix was created by me. All the drum parts were played by myself, using samples created from my own library. The synth parts were created on my Access Virus Ti. The track was mixed and produced using Cubase 5.
Binary Audio on Reverbnation
Here are some tracks that I’ve worked on from the Binary Audio Reverbnation player.
