music producer - incidental music, segways, beds

fissionchips303

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Hello,

I just joined this board and thought I should introduce myself. I'm a 22-year-old musician living in Seattle, WA. I produce primarily electronic music, though I am open to all kinds of music. I perform regularly in a few jazz/funk bands as a keyboard player, though my primary focus is on production. My electronic music project is called Revolution Void and the website can be found at http://www.revolutionvoid.com.

I would love to get some feedback on some of my productions, both from professional music directors out there, and from fans of soundtracks in general. I have an online portfolio of soundtrack-related works at this address: http://www.jonahdempcy.com

The difference between this link and the R.V. link is that this one is showcasing a number of different styles, whereas the Revolution Void project is pretty much all 'Electronic Breakbeat Jazz' (which is, incidentally, also a mash-up of different styles, but oh well). In general, you'll find dancefloor-friendly electronic beats at revolutionvoid.com and more ambient, incidental and acoustic music at my soundtrack site.

So, since this is a forum for soundtracks, I won't really mention much of my history as an electronic musician, other than to say that I paid my dues for many years as a club DJ and touring live PA act, playing at raves nationally to audiences of thousands.

My past experience with soundtracks includes radio segways/beds, TV commercials, Flash presentations, websites, and a few independent films (one of which, a documentary on Mt. Everest, aired on the Discovery Channel). Most notably, I produced music for a project for Experience Music Project, which was a 48-speaker soundsystem designed by Oscar-award-winning composer Allan Howarth. For a full resume and list of past clients, please contact me privately.

In any case, I'm looking to take on new projects at all levels, from independent to mainstream/commercial ventures. I have a catalog of music in all the latest urban styles, and I have a good ear for following trends. This is not to say that my music isn't unique, rather, I can re-create the sounds that have become associated with a certain type of production. (eg: classical music in a car commercial -- I would not produce classical per se, but I can re-interpret classical music into something else, like downtempo breaks, or jungle, 2-step etc...)

So, if anyone out there is interested in talking more about soundtrack production, hit me up! I have a library of tunes online as well as a promo pack that I can send out to music directors and other interested parties.

Again, here are the links to my relevant webpages:

http://www.jonahdempcy.com <-- soundtrack site

http://www.revolutionvoid.com <-- electronic breakbeat jazz


I'm looking forward to meeting and hopefully working with some of you!

Thanks for your time,

-Jonah
 
Heyyyy Jonah!

I'll check out your stuff tomorrow when I'm at school, I only have 56k here.... blahhhhh.
 
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