Artist description Pegasus 303 is a dance music duo out of Los Angeles, CA. Their sound can be classified as a blend of House, Techno, Acid, and even a bit of Jungle. Despite the classifications within the dance music genre, Pegasus 303 attempts to maintain an underground s ound, thus avoiding the pit falls of being labeled as a carbon copy of other artist. Pegasus 303 is derived from the ancient Greek mythological flying horse, known as "Pegasus". They also get their name from the "Bubbly" sound produced by the Roland TB-303 bassline synth. Moreover, the jist and feel of the music created by Pegasus 303 has it's Mecca of original House Music vibes expressed from neo form jungle break beats and old school Acid House grooves.ﾝ

Music Style We do not like to be locked into one style. We vary from Acid House to Techno Blah! Blah! Blah!

Musical Influences Todd Terry, 808 State, Model 500 and many others.....

Similar Artists It is difficult to say whom they sound like. Even though many other artists influence Pegasus 303, you may not necessarily hear it reflected in their music.

Artist History Pegasus 303 originated in 1994 by mrclean and Xavier. They met in an electronic synthesizer class after listening to each other?s midterm exams. They were both blown away by each other?s tracks. From that point on stemmed a whirlwind of ideas and organic sounds that evolved into what is known as distorted elegance, confusion, and the reconstruction that is Pegasus 303.n

Group Members mrclean (a.k.a. B. Bell), xavier (a.k.a. H. Hunte))

Instruments TB-303, Novation Bassstation, Proteus 2000, Orbit V2, MPC 2000, Roland Juno 1 and Various Software apps.

Albums Time is Running Out (Release Date Pending)

Press Reviews No press at the moment.ﾝ

Location Los Angeles, CA - USA

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