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interruptor

Posted on Monday, June 14, 2004 - 04:46 pm:

Fellow Dub heads..

I updated my music page with some fresh Dubs and Vocals. Here are the direct links:

Dub in Moonlight: listen realaudio unreleased
vocals by Andrew Robinson
lyrics: "The moon appeared behind the clouds and shed his light upon the beach. I walked through the sand towards the fisherman's boat. I looked inside and to my surprise it was filled with two feet long metal fishes."

Dubbin' the Native Code: listen realaudio unreleased
Dub based on a Dancehall beat

New Release on 7" Vinyl: "Jah is my Strength" & "Open your Eyes"

vinyl

distributed by Sonic Sounds, Kingston Jamaica,
Tel 926-2204, 926-2036

Jah is my Strength: listen realaudio
vocals: Andrew Robinson & Ras Charmer
music: Tempo Riddim, new version by The Interruptor

Open your Eyes: listen realaudio
vocals: Andrew Robinson & Leonie
music: Andrew Robinson, Douane, The Interruptor

Eyes Dub: listen realaudio unreleased
Dub remix of "Open your Eyes"

I hope you like the tunes. I'd be glad about feedback

respect,
Daniel aka The Interruptor

Mike Zee

Posted on Friday, June 18, 2004 - 10:53 pm:

Nice! What's the deal with LP? I mean what's the story, how did you 'close the deal'... - VERY cool!
I personally very tired of boom-whopin' electric bass sounds. I don't know what happened to me, but only can sort of musicly appreciate a nice more natural sine-like bass, something close to a bass-guitar string. And so ... EYES DUB is a winner... exellent! Not just for bass, but for the whole variety of reasons.
As for the rhetoric.... arghhhh,

.... just shut up already ....

, heh heh
yeah, well... tradition???? not really...., just lazyness of mind in my view.... keep spitting out old baseless cliches over and over again. Plain boring. But in reggae/dub there is nothing else to 'sing about'... you know.

/respects

/Mike Zee aka Dr ZEE

interruptor

Posted on Wednesday, June 23, 2004 - 12:30 am:

About the Vinyl: It's just a 7-Inch single with two tracks not an LP. Andrew the singer went home to Jamaica and made a production/distribution deal with Sonic Sounds.
In fact the bassline on "Open your Eyes" and the dub was played by Andrew himself on a real bass. I did some cut&paste clean-up work on the hard-disk recording system after he played the bass to kick out a few occasional sloppy notes.
The bass on "jah is my strength" is derived from the typical mid-eighties square-wave basses (same as the original tempo riddim).
I tried to give the riddim a new twist by fusing it with niabinghi style hand drums and using handclaps instead of a snare drum.

Mike Zee

Posted on Saturday, June 26, 2004 - 08:32 am:

ahhh, so that bass was actually your baby-creation from your synthetic bio-lab

heh,
the sound is cool...I am not really sure where the hell I was 'leadin' with my comment... it has nothing to do with your track objectivelly speakin'... it's just my current mind-set ..or what ever the heck is going through my brains. I guess I am just in general more and more sort of naturally moving away from 'sound-design' and more into 'traditional composing/playing', and there you simply ending up trying to avoid more-complex and less controlable bass sounds... simply because harmonics of low-end is a monster itself...

anyhow.... cool! You've got some of your creations on plastic! Did you at least get a copy of the record? It's just so cool to hear your own production playing on turn-table ..

/respects,
/Mike Zee aka Dr ZEE

interruptor

Posted on Saturday, June 26, 2004 - 09:07 am:

i also noticed recently that the music i actually listen to for my own enjoyment is mostly "hand-played" and not "programmed" music. So sometimes I feel that I should put more effort in learning to play an instrument and less into recording technology and electronic music..

i'm actually thinking about picking up the guitar now. let's see..

yeah i got a copy of the vinyl myself, feels nice

Mike Zee

Posted on Saturday, June 26, 2004 - 11:00 am:

i'm actually thinking about picking up the guitar now
DO IT!

even if it may not make much sense ... do it anyway ..heh heh
i actually listen to for my own enjoyment is mostly "hand-played" and not "programmed" music
that's it!, Daniel... that's exactly what I was experiencing for some time... and realizing it did not let me sleep well..sort of speak, it was bugging my mind.... question why? And I don't know why. Maybe because you do it yourself for so long lime, and nothing exites you anymore. More to that, when you hear some very sophisticated and creative synthesized/programed production, you get sort of opposite reaction, saying: "So what, just a very skillful and creative usage of technology... nothing more to that." ... that's a very sad feeling, in a sense. If you never produce music yourself, then you maybe still enjoy everything you hear very much

...
I guess, it may be compared with playing chess with computer or playing against another chess player... heh heh

To beat The Computer, you must be a very good player, but What's exiting in such victory? Good question?

well, I don't know... it's all blah... stuff,

later, man
/respects
/Mike Zee aka Dr ZEE

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