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            In 1999, R/D and his former DJ partner were invited to help throw a
            party for the closing of Perry Farrell’s studio in Venice
            Beach, CA. They DJ’d for 6 hours, breaking only once for a
            debut of Perry’s new solo project. Several month’s
            later, R/D was invited to DJ in the Oasis dome at the very first
            Coachella music festival. These monumental events drew him straight
            to Los Angeles and the rest, as they say, is history. He w...ent on
            to throw scores of parties in L.A., Dj’ing alongside Plaid,
            Squarepusher, Prefuse 73, Dntel, Jaimie Lidell, Luke Vibert,
            Nightmares on Wax, LFO, Chris Clark, and many other electronic acts
            of the early ’00’s.
Eventually R/D started making
            his own music on borrowed gear, hammering out glitched up IDM and
            electro on an MPC 2000. Luckily, the first tracks he ever wrote were
            later released on Andrea Parker’s UK label
            ‘Touchin’ Bass‘. As the era of Aphex Twin
            influenced IDM came to an end, R/D virtually hung up his hat,
            turning to film sound as a creative outlet. But, his musical nature
            was re-invigorated in 2007 when he moved in with pals edIT and Ooah,
            just as the Glitch Mob sound was forming. Feeding off the fresh
            energy of his incredibly talented roommates, he went back to the
            drawing board, developing his take on glitch-hop inspired tunes
            aimed at the dancefloor. His new sound fetched him gigs at Coachella
            with the Do Lab in 2007 and 2009, and put him on the West Coast
            festival circuit where he shared bills with Flying Lotus, Pretty
            Lights, Bassnectar, The Glitch Mob, Les Claypool, Cocoe Rosie,
            Caspa, Mala, Beats Antique, Mimosa, MartyParty and a laundry list of
            incredible talent.
Recently, R/D has traded the bleeps and
            bloops of glitch-hop for pure melody and song structure, and as his
            music matures, so does his career. In March of 2010, R/D unleashed
            an un-official remix of Fever Ray’s ‘I’m Not
            Done’, which reached #2 on both Hype Machine charts and reaped
            27,000 listens in 3 days on SoundCloud alone. Several months later,
            he released an original, four track EP titled 'Face Of God'; the
            title track again landed him in the top #3 on Hype Machine's Twitter
            charts. So far this year, he has played live for a crowd of more
            than 2,000 at Coachella 2010 (the Do Lab stage), shared the stage
            with Nosaj Thing & Elliot Lipp at Lightning in a Bottle festival
            and played directly after Bassnectar for a crowd of nearly 5,000
            dusty ravers at this year's Burning Man festival.
Currrently,
            R/D is working on an official Glitch Mob remix as well as a remix
            for Ball Of Waxx records, both due for release in September of this
            year. He's also cranking hard on a new, full-length album, due in
            early 2011.
http://www.rd-sound.com/
http://www.facebook.com/RDmusic
http://www.myspace.com/rd
http://www.twitter.com/_RD
http://www.soundcloud.com/r-d-1
http://www.rdmusic.bandcamp.com/
            
Support by 
Stickem (Titched Records / Lost
            in Bass / Circle) 
and
Professorpious (Music
            Ecology / Lost in Bass / SMGU)
Tonight we sadly say
            farewell to Stickem in his final Boston public appearance before he
            heads to San Francisco. Stickem was the first skweee producer from
            the U.S. He has tracks and remixes on several international skweee
            compilations and two releases on his own label Titched, the first
            skweee record label in North America. Stickem has performed at
            festivals and skweee marathons throughout Europe alongside Eero
            Johannes, Beem, Daniel Savio, Mesak, Pavan, and many others.
Stickem
            has also been a fixture in the Boston electronic music scene since
            2005 representing Circle, Lost in Bass, and glitch.fm. Operations of
            his Titched record label will continue in San Francisco with lots of
            exciting bass music from skweee to juke to future bass slated for
            upcoming releases. Tonight Stickem brings a live PA of original
            booty shakers to Music Ecology. 
http://soundcloud.com/stickem
http://facebook.com/titched
Professorpious has been a fixture on the Boston
            electronic music scene since throwing his first underground event in
            2001. He received his break after opening for ediT at Bassic and has
            since then been invited to play in Boston, Connecticut, New York,
            Vermont and Nevada. With events like Burning Man and Defcon on his
            resume, Professorpious has shared a stage with national acts like
            Bakir, SugarPill and Cacheflow. A founding member of SMGU as well as
            a resident of Music Ecology club night, he also hosts a weekly
            internet radio show called Lost in Bass on
            http://glitch.fm/
            alongside dsub and Stickem
10 PM, 21+, $5, for this and
            future events visit
http://www.facebook.com/MusicEcology
http://www.musicecologyboston.com/
Promotional assistance by
Forbidden Bass
            Crew
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=365770374790
LostinSound Crew
http://www.lostinsound.org/
Photography by Hamza Daoui
http://www.facebook.com/hanzadaouiphotography
          
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