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Artist description
electronic music with a soulĖ |
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Music Style
electronic |
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Musical Influences
coil, neubauten, vnv nation, covenant, meat beat manifesto, miles davis, prince, nin |
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Similar Artists
covenant, coil, front 242, nin, orbital |
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Artist History
The inception of dbas(s)ed (pronounced de.based) begun in the early nineties when Hamlet became involved in the electronic arts medium via the experimental video work he was producing while attending art school. Through his provocative and ground breaking videos he gained a reputation as a very well respected artist who truly understood the sheer power of audio combined with visuals. He realized that the right combination could manifest into something very powerful and mesmerizing; a potent blend that was greater than the sum of the parts. Soon after graduating art school dbas(s)ed was formed by Hamlet. The dbas(s)ed sound drew from an eclectic blend of sounds and influences. The common thread of uniqueness and originality had been carried over beautifully from video to audio.
Today Hamlet continues to compose and remix as much as possible under the same dbas(s)ed pseudonym. In 2002 Hypnotic Records released This Is Rave: Vol IV, a very progressive blend of trance and house produced by dbas(s)ed and Decoding Jesus, including original tracks by both artists. In the same year yet another track was included on the soundtrack to the independent film "Luster". dbas(s)ed has also done remixes for the likes of Missing Persons, Moloko, Santana and Andy, the middle eastern pop sensation as well as done cover songs such as "Tainted Love" by Soft Cell for a tribute album.
The future looks bright for this relentless audio manipulator who is unstoppable. |
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Group Members
Hamlet M.+ collaborators |
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Instruments
electronics, virtual and real synths and sound modules |
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Albums
dbas(s)ed |
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Press Reviews
mention in UK magazine Future Music demo sectionJuly 2000 |
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Location
Los Angeles, CA - USA |
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