Spreading possibilities of sounds and music in a lush electronic
atmosphere with obsessive sequencer rythms
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Released December 6th, 2009 as the third track of Life – Unfolding. Composed and performed by Jazzcomputer.org.
Slow and dark introduction , drone and space music
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Released December 6th, 2009 as the first track of Life – Unfolding. Composed and performed by Jazzcomputer.org.
Anguish is a noisy track for a noisy urban world with incursions of a repetitive guitar pattern expressing the unquiet and partially conscious desire of something else. Among other sounds, is the dark deep bass drum pulse an image of the city’s pulse ? Or of the imaginary traveller’s life, or the listener’s heartbeat itself ? And does all these noises reveal a friendly world ?
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Released May 5th, 2009 as the first track of Out of the City. Composed and performed by Jazzcomputer.org.
Caves was orginally as much an experiment with a modular virtual synth than the idea to build a soundscape depicting a voice prisoner in an industrial underworld prison. The experimental effects could have lasted for the whole track View Full Article »
Elsewhere starts and ends with a cosmic drone fading into pads and foreign rythms of Water Drums and Udus. Sounds of tibetan horns and space effects enhance a distant distorted guitar chorus, before dancing electronic rythms establish themselves for a very vintage synth chorus.
This very long piece of space music 
explores differents soundscapes as worlds and colors from far away. Also, the strange instrument heard after the Udu introduces a fast rythm is a Tibetan horn-like synth sound, and the arpeggiated synth chorus on the funky final part tries to reproduce a vintage Moog sound. One can also hear a Kalimba, various gongs from a Gamelan, a Korg wavestation pad, and even a distorted electric guitar .
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Released December 10th, 2007 as the third and main track of the Elsewhere album. Composed and performed by Jazzcomputer.org.
Dawn In the Snow is about a raising icy snow storm in the night and a shelter of warmth and light like a dawn in dark, snow covered forests. Harsh electronic effects are cleared with warm View Full Article »
