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C.P.Bryan:
Most of the tracks found in the FSM library were written and produced by C.P.Bryan. Bryan has been composing electronic music, soundscapes and audio collage since the 1990's under a variety of different artist names including "Protoflake", "Glitch","Space Experiments" and "FSMXL". Often Bryan's compositions will reveal the heavy influence of early DUB mixing pioneers like Scientist and King Tubby: a large part of the musical content is derived from morphing and mixing the basic intrumental components to produce new textures and atmospheres. Frequently the inspiration for Bryan's musical works come from his great love of literature. He will write excerpts of the music score for imaginary movies based on novels (examples from the Free Soundtrack Music Library include "Creme Du Ubique" inspired by Philip K. Dick's UBIK and "Console Cowboy" from William Gibson's Neuromancer).
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Vancouver, Canada based composer and performance artist Steve Lowther has been producing his "tinker-tunes" since the early days of MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface). Lowther comes from a background of multimedia experimentalism and wackiness, with a light-hearted approach which often results in breezy, upbeat music compositions. Musical influences include: Rick Wakeman, Ultravox, Kraftwerk, Tangerine Dream, Carl Orff, Stereolab ...
Show listing of production music by Steve Lowther |
Mike Vekris is a composer/DJ from Athens Greece. Here is a blurb from the bio from Mike's Myspace Page: