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I’ve been working on a lot of music in the past month and a half, making a couple new tracks every week. I’ve been experimenting with some new composition methods and having a lot of fun exploring Absynth 4. I’ve got nearly an hours worth of finished material, and I’m thinking I will start sending some promos to labels again soon. Maybe a live set soon, as well, since a new gallery space opened nearby and it sounds like they are hosting performances.

This is a track that I am calling an “out take” or sketch from my recent sessions, since the mix is a little off, it is more rhythmic than most stuff I have been producing lately, and so I’m not planning to include it in my next release. It is made entirely with Buzz, using some Absynth 4 sampled material.

Ethernet - november sketch

deep deep deep deep

house house house house

deep deep deep deep

house house house house

deep deep deep deep

house house house house

house house house house

HOUSE HOUSE HOUSE HOUSE

BOOOOooooooooommmmm

(only God is perfect)

DJ Tanuki - Free Energy mix 9/26/08
67:13, 12 tracks

Tracklist:
Miguel Migs - City People (Migs Petalpusher Dub)
Iz & Diz - Happy (Strip Mix)
Anima Sound System - Mariguana Cha-Cha-Cha (Terry Lee Brown Jr. Remix)
Everything But The Girl - Corcovado (Classic Club Remix)
Dennis Ferrer & Kerri Chandler & Roy Ayers - Zeulare
Luzon - The Baguio Track (Chus & Ceballos Mix)
Budai & Vic - Once Again
The MFA - Two Billion Year Journey (Dirty Fours Mix)
Gamat 3000 - Into This Lonely Crowd (Joshua’s Short Dub Mix)
Jean Thibault - Nice By Night
Susumu Yokota - Sky Blue
The Timewriter - Love Is Beautiful

Download my other mixes from my MP3 Archive!

Above the stage, in the Mills College theater, a gamelan constructed by Lou Harrison and William Colvig was laid out on the floor between piles of chairs, boxes of old avant garde music magazines, and misc. debris. While a few of the keys had come loose, the instrument was still playable once we cleared some space to sit down. Sometime in 2004, Sean Clute and I took a microphone and Sean’s Powerbook upstairs to make some recordings. This weekend I came across those recordings, and assembled three pieces from them using Ableton Live 7. The first piece also features Tibetan cymbals and Japanese wind chimes.

Piece #1 : Tim
Piece #2 : Sean
Piece #3 : Tim & Sean