Artist description One man show. Mibbly (aka Cory Koski) is mainly a studio artist. His work is produced electronicly, and occasionally he works with other artists (like Ari Lahdekorpi - see MP3.com). Mibbly writes and produces mainly cross-genre electronic music. It's hard to nail down the style of many of his songs. It's an adventure that you're encouraced to take. Proud to be Canadian, in Thunder Bay, Ontario

Music Style Progressive Trance, Hard Trance, Gabber, Freestyle

Musical Influences Prodigy, Art Of Noise, Underworld, Acen, Propellerheads, FSOL, Crystal Method, Lords Of Acid, Chemical Brothers

Similar Artists Sven Vath, Crystal Method, Art Of Noise, Underworld, FSOL, Lords Of Acid

Artist History Started in August '99. I've had a passion for techno music for over 9 years, and electronic music for the last 14 years. I decided to make the break back into writing music because I needed an artistic outlet. I had wanted to write techno/electronic music for years,and finally the technology has caught up, and now I am composing music. I now have material to share with the world! Classically taught in piano for 10 years, and now finally getting back into the groove of composing. I truly believe that a large number of good electronic artists are the composers of the 21st century.

Group Members Myself and friends when they join in to give me their opinion or thoughts on a piece of work.Friends: Crystal Robinson (my life partner and the passion in my life), ToKeN (my main partner in crime), Ari Lahdekorpi (my professional musician support), and Jennifer Lehtonen (my groove queen).

Instruments PC

Albums MMMM So Delicious, New & Old

Press Reviews "Aggressive take on Trance filters elements from Hard and Progressive formulas. Resistant breaks trample through shadowy atmospheres crowded with watery electronics and dark synths." - Melissa Piazza, Listen.com, DJ Critic

Location Toronto, ON - Canada

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