Artist description Pinky grew up in Detroit, Michigan listening to the influences of Jeff Mills, Kevin Saunderson and other pioneering House and Techno artists. Being a member of a dance group in the 80's afforded Pinky the opportunity to absorb pure house and techno sounds into her soul in order to incorporate the interpretations into pure body movements. Being present at the "Birthing"of the electronic genre, gives pinky a unique perspective on the gradual morphing of sounds that we call House and Techno in today's world. Pinky began producing music in 2000 and has rapidly sought to create her own unique sound and style. Her musical range can fluctuate from Tribal,Vocal, and Deep House to Electro and Detroit Techno. Pinky says...." I always knew that if you want to stand out, you must first observe what everyone else is doing…then do the opposite and make it sound better". "I got tired of the commercial music that the radio stations push on the masses. I feel that people should be able to interpret the music according to how it makes them feel when they listen to it. Therefore, I decided to make what I wanted to hear and the kind of music that makes me feel good. Dance music was not meant to be heard one song at a time. We must flood the dance floors and car stereos with a non-stop, continuous wav of tracks that makes people want to write their local radio stations to give music that is uplifting and original some airplay!" Pinky is currently producing music in the realm of Deep House that is thoughtful, introspective and carefree. Soft moody synth lines and horns delicately sprinkled on top of complex and driving beats, make's Pinky2dye4's sound unique, innovative and sure to pack dance floors for many years to come!

Music Style Detroit Techno,Deep House, Electro

Musical Influences Derrick May, Juan Atkins, Kevin Saunderson,Delano Smith

Instruments Reason 2.5, Roland EM10, Yamaha PSR75

Location DETROIT, MI - USA

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