Music Style Eclectic Electronic

Musical Influences Too many to mention

Similar Artists Leftfield, Daft Punk, Unkle, Braindance, Massive Attack, daft punk

Artist History Dogmixer(aka matt watts) started his musical career playing guitar and songwriting in various punk bands around Wales, one of which was Aneurism, who had relative success. After the band broke up Matt started playing around and experimenting with a pair of record decks. After a few years of working as a D.J/Promoter Matt decided it was time for a change, sick of playing other peoples records he decided to start producing his own. So he bought a computer and started programming electronic music. Because of the cold and wet winter nights in England, matt has had time to concentate on learning the laws of synthesis and techniques in digital recording.

Group Members Matt Watts

Instruments Guitars, synths and a computer

Press Reviews posted: 2003-07-16 mark henning@clever music yeah, this is something different, i like it. all the elements work well together. there's lots going on but it's produced well so the sounds don't appear to clash. not something i'd play out on a dancefloor though, as i like my stuff more minimal. that's me though. posted: 2003-07-24 Tim gregor@clever music Excellent track. Like the use of filters and the way the track develops. Vocal samples fit really well...and the track has a nice warmth to it. Like to hear this one on a phat system!!

Additional Info Dogmixer will be playing live at many venues around the london area, commencing in October, so look out! Also if your a promoter or an agent, ill be interested in possible bookings in the uk or abroad from November onwards. Oh and my website should be up and running soon.

Location London, Brent - United Kingdom

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