Artist description I write the songs that make the young girls cry.

Music Style Electronic Dub, Ambient, Down Tempo, Trip-Hop, Experimental Pop, Elevator Muzak, IDM

Musical Influences meat beat manifesto, revolting cocks, this mortal coil, aphex twin, u-ziq, wagon christ, black sabbath, jimmy tenor, kozmik kommando, baby ford, maurice, geto boyz, klf, squarepusher, hyper on experience, renegade hardware, higher intelligence agency, bandulu, the orb, space djz, somatic responses, sun electric, t-power, guy called gerald, james brown, jammin' unit, air liquid, kerosene, h.e.a.d., jega, porter ricks, basic channel, monolake, woody mcbride, dj tron, deadly budha, kraftwerk, freddy fresh, art of noise, brian eno, system 7, jeff mills, terre thaemlitz, euromasters, dj bazooka, neophyte, speedfreak, biochip-c, criminal mindz, dj argonic, subhead, secret squirrel, phuture asassins, autechre, b12, spacetime continuum, ffwd, robert fripp, pink floyd, adam x, four horseman, beverly hills 808303, adam beyer, surgeon, e-com, dr. fernando, dj slip, jack lucifer, sub sub, legion of green men, kniteforce records, reinforced records, drop bass network, future galactic, f.u.h.d., moving shadow, deciples of annialation, praxis records, and john denver

Similar Artists Plone, Journey, Boards of Canada, Luke Vibert, Aphex Twin, Unidentified Musical Objects, Air Liquide

Artist History Daniel K. Taylor entered the world of Electronic music durring the salad days of Acid House and Industrial Music of the mid 80's.He bought his first keyboard, the Kawaii KI-II after seeing Baby Ford in concert in 1990 and applied his lifetime of formal piano training to programming synthesizers and hex programming in old dos trackers.Constantly keeping an ear open for the future sounds of electronic music, Daniel has moved from the typical sounds of techno, trance, and rave music, to produce a new hybrid of electronic listening music.When Daniel is not quite his mellow self, you can be found creating music for Texas Noise Factory at http://www.mp3.com/texasnoisefactory

Instruments roland tb-303, korg ms-2000, yamaha fs1r, mooger fooger ring modulator, yamaha ry-30, nintendo nanoloop, cort effector guitar, roland mc-202,boss syb-3 bass synthesizer, boss metal zone, roland ms-1, alesis hr-16:b, lots of software, endless supply of old dusty records, alesis wedge x 2, young chang grand piano, sharp 702 minidisk recorder, boss microphaser, alesis microcompressor, radioshack reverb, roland tr-626, digitech gsp-5, hollow log, broken jawbone

Albums Please Rewind and Play Again II, RoxBox Records, Space City Records

Press Reviews Reluctant to consign himself to one particular style, Daniel K. Taylor leaps from dreamy Deep House and Trip-Hop grooves to dubby Techno experiments; Hardcore beats and breaks follow shortly thereafter. Aurally disorienting, like your first day of elementary school. Melissa P. Daniel Taylor blurs the line between beats and notes. He uses extensive Gabba-free samples, but the rest is just brutal repetition that uses your head for a punching bag. However, between sessions of abuse, he'll sooth your ears with gentle yet cynical dreamscape ambiance. Marc K.

Additional Info http://www.speedbass.com

Location Houston, Texas - USA

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