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XXXY
Having spent his youth in various bands xxxy
finally decided to hang up his guitar and mic and began producing
electronic music fuelled by his love at the time of drum and bass
and techno. Through the influential record shop Pelikan Neck he
picked up on the early forms of dubstep and began focusing his
productions on bass heavy garage influenced tracks. This led to
his first release as "forensix (mcr)" on Revolution music in 2006
with one of his first productions.
After the release of
his first record, he took a break to tighten up his production. He
came back in 2009 as xxxy which led to the releases of
"Reflections ep" on the influential Manchester label Mindset and
"Science Fiction/651" on Formant Recordings. By late 2009 he had
begun to become more and more influenced by house music which had
begun to take up a much larger section of his record
collection.
2010 saw the release of a split of the very
well received 12" on Infrasonics. Comprised of the Baltimore
influenced "Blue Flashing Lights" and the Funky Roller "Know You"
which was included in FACT magazine's tunes of 2010 list.
Later
in 2010 he released the critically acclaimed garage influenced ep
"Every Step Forward" on Fortified Audio.
The January
2011 release of "You Always Start it/Ordinary Things" on Ten
Thousand Yen increased xxxy's burgeoning reputation with Pitchfork
picking "ordinary things" as it's best new tune of the day "What's
so special about "Ordinary Things" isn't its parts, though, but
how impeccably they are put together...This rush comes complete
with a joyous "Whoo!" sample to let you know that, yeah, while
you're getting the chills, this is still body-moving music."
2011
will see releases on Orca, Well Rounded, Infrasonics & All
City together with Remixes for Tri Angle and the Count &
Sinden.
As a DJ xxxy has produced well received mixes
for FACT, BBQ & URB as well as playing dates all over the UK
and Europe.
http://triplexy.co.uk/
https://www.facebook.com/triplexy
Jaminic
"Over the past few years, Boston based
DJ/Producer Jaminic has been playing under his main project N.E.
Tempo. For this young producer, music is a lifestyle, and he is an
inspiration to other young artists who have seen him take a dream
and run with it. His interest in playing music started in his
early teens when, inspired by the radio, he wanted to learn to mix
tracks himself. He started his music career spinning records and
soon became immersed in more technology like CDJs and midi
controllers. Influenced by artists such as Orchard Lounge, Dirty
Bird Records, James Zabiela, and Modeselektor, Jaminic's deep bass
and melodic house beats create a feel-good Tropical atmosphere,
where everyone wants to be. Currently a student, he has taken
classes at the New England Institute of Art for Audio Production,
such as Audio Technology--where he studied waveforms and
frequencies, and Audio Recording, in which he recorded and edited
a band in the studio. He is also largely self-taught though
countless hours in the studio working on original production.
Jaminic started playing at local parties and clubs in
Massachusetts including Goodlife, Middlesex, Phoenix Landing,
Rise, and Umbria. He soon went on to play to bigger crowds at
venues like Santos Party House in New York City, Lupo's and
Therapy in Road Island, Curve Ultra Lounge in Maine, and
Castaway's in New York State. Jaminic has played with some of the
hottest artists including Nasty Nasty, Big Gigantic, Benga, Steve
Porter, Zeds Dead, Orchard Lounge, Clockwork, Nightriders, Alex B,
Two Fresh, Beats Antique BioDiesel, EOTO, Nit Grit, Sub Swara,
Walter Jones and last but certainly not least Chas Bronz. He has
affiliations with groups such as The Brain Trust, Mass EDMC, True
Crew, and CreateSpace Collab (CSC). Ranging threw all genres of
electronica Jaminic's main style of sound is tropical bass, as it
has many natural elements of global island vocals and crunchy bass
lines. Presently, he has a monthly residency at An Tains in Boston
called Bass Oasis, which features many local up-and-coming and
headlining artists. He is also involved in the production of a
music festival located in central Massachusetts called Camp
Coldbrook, held in late June, which features live bands, DJs, a
silent disco, and performance groups. "
"http://soundcloud.com/jaminic
https://www.facebook.com/jaminicbeats
Ames Henry
Ames Henry is a producer and Dj based out of Seattle, Washington.
He started producing in the summer of 2010, influenced by
the West Coast Low End Theory scene and by electronic pioneers
such as Richie Hawtin. Ames Henry can never be boxed in by one
style or sound as he is always trying to explore the emotional
nuances carried by each genre. His latest collection of beats can
be described as driven, eccentric, and cinematic. Ames Henry hopes
to explore outside the West Coast beat driven scene, taking cues
from Detroit techno and give Seattle its own character of
electronic music as LA, Detroit, Chicago, and New York have done.
Ames Henry states, "Today is one of the most exciting times to be
alive, hopefully our generation will not be overshadowed by the
baby boomers as we will have a rugged, honest sound to track our
experience through tomorrow's hectic world."
10 PM, $7, 21+
Wonder Bar
186
Harvard Avenue in Allston
"Harvard Avenue" stop on Green line
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Music Ecology is a Boston based event production
collective formed in the summer of 2009. Our weekly Tuesday night
residency at Wonder Bar a well as numerous events throughout the
city have exposed Boston audiences to numerous local, national and
international talent. Our upcoming events include
Filastine
(3/27 - Wonder Bar)
Bird of Prey (4/3 - Wonder Bar) - as part
of Together Boston (http://www.togetherboston.com/)
Photek w/ MC Armanni Reign (4/7 - Machine) - as part of
Together Boston (http://www.togetherboston.com/)
For this and future events please visit
http://www.musicecologyboston.com/
or find us on Facebook at
http://www.facebook.com/MusicEcology
or follow us on twitter at
https://twitter.com/music_ecology
check out live recordings from our Tuesday nights at
http://www.soundcloud.com/music-ecology
Promotional assistance by:
LostinSound
http://www.lostinsound.org/
and Forbidden Bass Crew
https://www.facebook.com/groups/forbiddenbass
UnheardUV
http://unhearduv.com/
BeantownBoogiedown
http://www.beattownboogiedown.com
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186 Harvard Avenue
Allston, MA
02134-2806
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