i could only hear it on my galaxy s2 speaker, but it didnt sound too complicated like you said. My best tip os for you to aks the guy himself on that site - other than that grab a cheeky 303 emulator and get creative

i cant think of a standard way i work... most often a track develops naturally from me noodling about with something. I try to avoid going in for making a track with the mindset "this is it" unless i have a nice idea to play with. I most often just sit down and try to achieve a nice elemen...

in addition to the words of wisdom above, I'd like to remind you (and everyone) to clear the fear - don't go into live recording thinking that it has to be done this or that way, that there is more prestige in mixing live (that it's more detroit, old school, authentic or whatever one might call it)....

this is the most techno soul i've heard in a long, long while. Makes me think of the future.

just had a listen from fabriclondon.com and i second the yawns... i generally like Petre's productions, but this is a snooze-fest both in the musical sense and in the production sense... sounds like Maher Shalal Hash Baz on ketamine played at 50% speed over the worlds most over used beat. Intriguing!

RECORD

this could almost go in the "electronic soul departement", but you know that feeling of "but I do exactly what I did before, only I am recording it now, why doesn't it sound as good this time?" - THAT feeling must be connected to spirits in the room and what not.

nice

austere beauty... someone here likes Russel


i can say one thing that techno is not: techno is not rocket science