Artist description LHP is a solo project making music on PC, using solely samples of everyday found objects and situations.

Music Style Foundsound experimental electronic

Musical Influences ritchie hawtin, Einsturtzende neubauten, Matthew Herbert

Similar Artists Matthew herbert, Radioboy, ritchie hawtin, Einsturtzende neubauten

Artist History I have been making electronic music for over ten years now, starting with bangin' acid techno 303 606 etc. But gradually over the years I slowed down, don't we all, and also got more computer and digitally orientated. I had always wanted to use more samples but was unable to afford dedicated samplers. A few years ago, however, I purchased my first PC and have never looked back, I mean I loved my Atari but ........... . Equiped with a portable minidisc and microphone, sample manipulation and sequencing software I could finally make the kind of music I had always wanted to. To be totally original I felt that I had to use my own "found" sounds and then let them dictate the tempo and feel of the track. Rather than start off by thinking I wanted to make,say, a breakbeat track at 132 BPM. Not that I have anything against that type of work you understand. It is only over the last two years that I have come to realise that this is the way I want to work. I never use factory presets or 'commercially available' 'sample' CD's. I don't necessarily erase the samples after completing a track, I don't use them again in the same form, but I do pitch shift or time compress etc. some of the longer ones and, usually the whole track too, into a new percussive,bass or pad sound that I can use in the next track . I like the idea that a short sound in one track is a whole track in itself, just sped up loads. Anyway I hope you like the music.

Group Members ming

Instruments PC Novation super bass station FX korg poly800

Albums 4

Location Brighton, sussex - United Kingdom

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