Artist description Rob Real is an electronic music producer from Central Florida. Making electronic music since 1996, this artist has aspired to great heights since then. Rob Real has immense knowledge of production skills, music theory and composing, the technical aspects of electronic music, and certain tricks of the trade that take years to learn and accumulate. Rob is the owner and founder of a very good breakbeat record label in Florida, called Nu Illusion Music.

Music Style mostly breakbeats - nu skool, progressive

Musical Influences Hybrid, BT, classical piano composers, early electronic music, Trent Reznor / Nine Inch Nails

Similar Artists Hybrid, BT, Dynamix II, Jackal and Hyde, BLIM, Freq Nasty, Rennie Pilgrem, Adam Freeland, many breakbeat artists.

Artist History I studied the piano with lessons for 12 years (have been playing for 17 years now) . . . the guitar with lessons for 7 years . . . the drums for 4 years . . . the sax for 2 years . . . and have worked with many other traditional instruments in part. I have also studied music theory extensively, giving me the edge over many artists. My musical background is critical for the music I make. I have been writing electronic music for about 6 or 7 years now. It has taken a while to get to the point where I am finally COMPLETELY satisfied with what I am making, but the time has finally come. Thus I have formed Nu Illusion Music, a record label to express my love of this music to the world.

Instruments Korg Triton, Access Virus, Roland JP-8080, Roland SP-808, Roland VS-880, Power Teq M-2402 24 channel board, Event 20/20p monitors.

Albums Melodic Technology, Progressive Jungle Movement, Florida Funk, Live in Winnipeg Canada, Live @ Sub-Zero

Additional Info www.nuillusion.com

Location Daytona Beach, FL - USA

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