Artist description Fine Clay Matrix is primarily Scott & Andy Altham with help from Azman Jeffs, Leza Boyland (vocals) and critical review by LFO (Louise F). [Fine Clay Matrix] is intelligent alternative dance music, complex feel good sounds and ground breaking FX and style.

Music Style Ambient Trance / Dance / Various

Musical Influences BT (of course), The prodigy, Chicane, The Shamen, Lange, Ferry Corston, Lost tribe and the UK trance / club scene

Similar Artists We have a sound edge of our own

Artist History The whole dance music writing thing started many years ago using an old Amega running octamed (a 4 track program....ace at the time?!) and an Atari ST running cubase light compiling the 'cheezy' sounds from a yamaha TG 100. Things have changed since then with the release of a limited copy first album 'Juno Orion' which was only available in the UK, and will now more complex music with quality vocals, Fine Clay Matrix have a new album on the horizon of this new millenium.

Group Members Andy A, Scott, Leza B (when available) and AJ (aka Azman Jeffs, aka Aron - part time human). All part and parcel of Fine Clay Matrix productions 2001.

Instruments Pentium II, Pentium III, Korg n5ex, PSR 650, Roland XP-30, Roland JX305, Emu Waldorf (sounds), Marshall shredmaster, Ibanez Flange box, Boss overdrive / distortion pedal, Soundtank digital delay box, Zoom multi effects processor, Sample CD's, Cubase VST, Cool Edit Pro, Rebirth 2, Samplitude 5 and Noise Trekker 2 Final.

Albums 'Juno Orion' - All printed copies sold, Digital Underground - Current EP on release through mp3.com

Press Reviews Computer Music Magazine - on a track called 'touch the sky' in June 99 - debut track from the 'Juno Orion' Album

Location Wirral, England - United Kingdom

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