Artist description A stylish blend of commercial female vocal harmonies, pop sensibilities, and electronic club sounds.

Musical Influences Dance, trance, techno, pop, goa, rave and other contemporary electronic styles.

Similar Artists Angelic, Grace, Lucid, Perfecto, Paul Oakenfold, Eat Static.

Artist History Lojik is the coming together of Stephen Christopher (Philanthropic/Goa's Ark) and Andrew Morrison (Trust No One/Euthanasia). The two each have a wide range of music production and performance experience, with an established following of their respective acts.

Group Members Stephen Christopher & Andrew Morrison

Instruments Cakewalk Pro Audio 9 (sequencing), Sound Forge (tweaking, recording), SoundBlaster Live Platium (sampling), Yamaha SW1000XG & SW60XG soundcards, Yamaha RM1x sequence remixer, Yamaha SY85 synthesizer, Akai S01 sampler, Yamaha P50-M piano sound module, Yamaha QY10 portable sequencer, Roland VS1824CD digital studio workstation, Roland VS-880 P digital studio workstation, Zoom 507 Reverb multi effects processor, Shure SM58 microphone, Tascam DA 20 digital audio tape recorder, Philips CDR 765 compact disc recorder, Xing Tech Audio Catalyst audiograbber.

Press Reviews "One of the best songs I´ve heard in a looooooong time! Listen to it and be surprised!" -mp3zgreatest Radio on 'The Music Is Enough'. "Very nicely done; subtle, yet propulsive" -Radiosamizdat. "Nice work on 'Out From The Crowd'. Tight rhythmic progression, and some of the smoothest build-ups and transitions I've encountered. Reminds me of the groundbreaking style prevalent in Oakenfold productions. Keep up the good work and I'll keep you in mind at Street Parade 2001 in Zurich, Switzerland." -mp3.com artist Aquarius.

Location Portsmouth, Hampshire - United Kingdom

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