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| New song: F(x) = sin(3x) + cos(x) |
| Uploaded a new song called 'F(x) = sin(3x) + cos(x). It's a trance song made with an analog synthetizer. I'll add some vocals to it later, when I have time. |
| Hey, nice. |
| 'Elektrophunk' went straight to #24 on the vocal house chart - not bad. |
| First song online! |
| My song 'Elektrophunk' is now here, enjoy. As you can hear, I did the terrible vocals myself! Write your comments in the guestbook. |
| My new project: l'ours |
| I started yet another project here on MP3.COM. This new one is called l'ours, which means 'the bear' in french. My other projects include Dreaming EMC (beats) and Arthur Warner jr. (dance) |
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| Imagine a sea with water so clear you can see right to the bottom of it. Thousands of small fish and such. Now dive in to explore the world below the surface. | |
Credits: l'ours (music), Jeskola (software) |
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| Turn up the volume & start jamming!
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I had a hard time finding a genre for this song. Although it's very funky, I couldn't put it in the funk genre. It's not really a dance song either, so I chose house. It has some vocals (sung by me... sorry!) so I guess it qualifies for vocal house then.
Sounds a bit like the Bomfunk MCs, don't you think? | |
Credits: l'ours - for the terrible vocals |
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| Love those analog synthetizers!
I'm planning to record some vocals for this when I have time. | |
Credits: l'ours |
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