Artist description one person: aaron sander. he does all the synth programming, drum sounds and everything else with computer software. If samples are used, proper credit will be given to the creator(s) of the sample.

Music Style progressive trance, trance, progressive house, deep house, intelligent breaks

Musical Influences hybrid, deepsky, matt darey, paul okenfold, pete namlook, sasha, chicane, george acosta, paul van dyk, christopher lawrence, chris fortier, moogwai, natious

Similar Artists hybrid, deepsky, moogwai, natious, matt darey, pete namlook

Artist History eva's roots are metal, most styles. he first got into music when his older brother introduced him to metallica and anthrax when eva was ten. the following years, he grew accustomed to listening to all types of music besides country. he still liked metal at this time, but the liking wasn't as strong as before. in eva's third year in high school, his first serious band was formed. he had planned on playing guitar in this band, but ended up playing the drums. this band was pretty poor. they just compiled a bunch of complex crap that didn't go together and called it a song. they soon broke up, but not before causing a riot at the school's talent show and getting banned from performing in a school event ever again. a couple years later, in february of 1999, when eva's drumming talent had progressed and extremely improved(numerous bands in school wanted him as their drummer), another project was formed. this was probably his most serious involvement in a band. they also had the most talent of any band that he had been in. they were only together for a year, but in this year, they composed 7 songs, and had perfected 6 or 7 cover songs. they hadn't perform publically a lot, maybe 3 or 4 times, but everyone who had heard us said they were good. when this band ended, so did friendships of some of the members. certain complications between people were a big part of the break up. along with that, eva lost a lot of interest in the band. he felt as if the fun was no longer there. before, they would play around for hours and come up with the coolest shit. towards the end, they would struggle to write anything worth a shit. and when it was worth a shit, it was looked down upon by at least one member. so, it just went down hill from there. during this time, eva was introduced by a friend to edm(electronic dance music) and to the dj scene. this is when he started getting a passion for all types of electronic music. eventually, this passion grew extremely fond of trance music. in january of 2001, eva started composing trance on his computer. after playing around for a while with his synthesizers, he completed his first track, essence. around this same time, he sold his drum equipment to put towards the purchase of his turntables(technics sl-1200 m3d's).

Group Members aaron sander

Instruments synth/instrument sounds: simsynth 2.7, rebirth rb-330 2.0, noteworthy midi composer 1.70. drum sounds/loop creation: stomper hyperion 5.0, hammerhead rythym station 1.0. wave sample editor/recorders: goldwave version 3.24, cool edit 2000, sampled 2.0, creative recorder 1.02. compiler: sonic foundry acid style 2.0

Albums the beginning

Press Reviews "You fall into the category of our EDM future, and quite honestly, you need a chance to show it!","Keep up the great work and stay in touch!" - ty t, Stellar DC

Additional Info eva is a dawning artist/dj, so if you guys could show as much support as possible, it would be highly appreciated. It means a lot to have people listen to and even compliment his works, so go to his pages often(Official Home Page: http://djeva.n3.net), listen often(especially on mp3.com), tell people about eva and get him as many listeners as possible to increase his exposure. Thanks a lot.

Location Roanoke, Va - USA

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