Artist description DRUM & BASS With Pyschodelic Ambient

Music Style Drum & Bass with Psychodelic Oriental Ambient

Musical Influences Flamenco Arabic and Turkish music

Artist History Aydin Can kutluay was born in Istanbul Turkiye. at his childhood he listend mostly Turkish,Spanish and Arabic gipsy music.He start to play guitar at the age of 16.He tougth him self how to play rumba and flamenco by listening flamenco tracks.Start to work with one of top the producers in Istanbul name Alphan Azak ``Oxygen Records``at 1998 and record the earlier version of Seven Angels which had been rearranged with lead vocalist and the co producer Benjamin Spivack.Working with Oxtgen Records and getting Turkish Gipsies in to the studio he made 5 track album which has acid jazz hip hop drum and bass and a goa trance styles.It took one monht to finished the album and afterwards he move back to South florida and started a band with Brain Mouskings the executive producer of World Image. After experiencing different styles of music with different musicians he met Benjamin Spivack and started a pyschedelic rock band which they used mostly persian arabic and turkish scales in their music adding Matt johnos in the band from Old Chemical fall outs drummer they start to work with manager Brandon H. . Due to bad management band broke up and Ben and Aydin start to produce drum and bass raga hip hop and rap.SIHD LUminous records is owned by Aydin and ben at the moment and recording tracks for their upcoming album and for other artists that they are producing.Also Aydin is working with RPS studios at South Florida and also doing a project with Dj Immortal and dj morechia.

Group Members AYDIN C KUTLUAY BENJAMIN E SPIVACK

Instruments Flamenco , Acustic Electric and bass guitars , ethnic perc. pro tools flp3.0 triton work station Cello Violin

Albums Sounds In Higher Dimensions

Location BOCA RATON, FLORIDA - USA

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