Artist description A group working over the Internet with Midi. One of the eldest groups in the "Yamaha XG" midi scene. We were from all over the world, and came together with our music. Our trademark was big collaborations with many styles. Fast jungel beats, ambient new age sounds, eastern rhythms, trance, classical cues, drum'n'bass, we made whatever we felt like at the moment.

Music Style Electronic, Techno, Dance, Trance, Everything

Musical Influences The Universe in Ourselves and Elsewhere

Similar Artists Various

Artist History The group was founded by MU-Lator (Francis Cabuago) and Apokalypz (Gerald Nisperos), with them was also M4U (Mari Yahigato). As Sascha Henken and I started colaborating and released some songs, we were contacted by MU-Lator and asked if we wanted to join. We did and so we became XGener8or (me) and Instinctiv8r (Sascha). Together we all made several collaborated works. As time went on, we all became less and less active and the founders all drifted away. For a long while only me and Sascha kept the name alive. But then Sascha decided to leave too. And there I was, all alone. I decided to drop the group at that time and go solo. Short afrerward I was invited by my friends at "X-Static" to join them, so I did. Now after all this time I decided to put up this tribute page for our old group. For all those who have never heard us, or heard us before but have forgotten. Here I will present some of our works in MP3 format. The amount is still unknown, perhaps all, perhaps inly a few. Keep coming back here to see for yourself.

Group Members MU-Lator (Franma) - Francis Cabuago, Apokalypz - Gerald Nisperos, M4U - Mari Yahigato, Instinctiv8r - Sascha Henken, XGener8or - Chris Holm

Instruments Yamaha XG synths and modules

Location Kaunainen - Finland

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