"Phluid" genre: Techno
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	The track begins with a sonar sounding metronome, a phat bass line and builds into very heavy electronic drumming. This is joined by an organic synth line and later some sweet analog effects cut in over the drumming. The vocals don't begin until the final third of the track where they are ran through an interesting group of filters that add texture without removing clarity.
	CD: Wayout Sound from Nowhere, Canada Credits: programming - Aaron Sawich, keys, analog fx, vox - Justin La.Liberty
	Story Behind the Song Phluid was the original Sonic Fluid track. Back in 1999 Aaron Sawich began experimenting with a program called ReBirth, and two years and 7 mixes later it's ready. During this time we advanced from recording dubs onto cassette to doing everything with hardware, we also developed new skills at using filters and effects as well as creating organic sounds using analog and digital electronic sources. The end result is a track which is more than the sum of it's parts. Lyrics taste the sonic fluid as it enters your ears drinking down the hard honey the unsoft dew in one channel out the other the tv made me do it the ideas are mine but the sound is stolen resampled I'm gifted at lifting cause life's too short to learn a thousand instruments when the ideas are there and technology calls vision vision sound travels in waves like a fluid we dream in stereo with a panning delay a bright future with a dance floor beat in this country we've got something like law and order but the right wing take over has begun and it's getting stronger everytime we come near having it all men in million dollar suits with million dollar smiles always force a better way to live our lives don't take this don't listen to me but please don't listen to him your heart is the only preacher you can really trust so listen to your heart what does it say? what words does it speak?

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