The fourth release from new Toronto techno/techhouse label Spliced Vinyl hit the stores August 8th. This one is in a more deep, melodic vein with a lot of synth action and deep basslines throughout. http://www.beatport.com/release/mood-lighting/1129324 http://geo-media.beatport.com/image_size/500x50...

Here's a silly little number I created this weekend. Downloads enabled. I did a quick sloppy mastering job, so apologies for any lack of sound quality. A bit of a suspect sample in there too, so get it while you can.

https://soundcloud.com/phurniture/lovegroove

Not to blow my own horn, but when I started producing tracks in the late 90s (Yes, I'm getting up there!) I loved house, techno and 80's electro. So most of my tracks had a house feel with bouncy, 80s style synthesizer basslines. One of my friends said "it's like electro mixed with house....I'd call...

Hey there. Yes, post them in the Members forum. I'll probably give them a listen. Cheers.

Thank a lot Michael! I will be adding a couple more tracks shortly, both of which I think are quite decent! Look out for the post here on mnml.nl.

Also, two more weeks until the release of my new EP. Cheers.

Here's a new track I just finished this weekend. Deep, techy, housey and melodic (as typical of me!)

https://soundcloud.com/phurniture/night-market

I agree with the comments above as well. For me the interest in a track comes just as much from the arrangement as from the sounds/patterns. With this type of music it sometimes means modulated sounds building up and down into buildups and breakdowns. In terms of the drum sounds, I think the somewha...

Thanks for sharing. I agree with some of Michaell's comments. For something along the housier side I would try to get more groove and swing in there not only with velocity but perhaps some degree of shuffle. Also for my tastes I think the bassline is somewhat dissonant (clashing) with the pads, but ...