PLAN B
1. Devilgrass
2. Eddy
3. Appeltje Eitje
4. Strotyoghurt
5. Jong Belegen
6. Test Results (ft. MMD on guitars)
7. Raskolnikov
This is my first EP as VIVACE. A whole new direction, a whole new approach and thus a new name's in order.
I'm planning to print this release and send it around the globe, but I put it online especially for my hexfriends at
the renoise boards! A concept dubbed 'polderdub'; a hybrid of electronica, house and dubstep. What?! No br34kc0r3?!
Not anymore. If you wanna know why, there's plenty of ranting below. In the meantime, enjoy this release I put
together with Blood, Sweat, and Renoise.
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This EP has been in the works for quite some time, but it's finally done. Some explaination is in order, mostly because I want to.
I've always had the hots for musical intensity; I blame my ADD for my taste in high bpm's and I have a predeliction for theatrical
drama because of all the teenage angst. This obviously had a major impact on the music I made. Excessive breakbeat manipulation,
it had to be faster, rougher, tighter.. well, some of you know and I love you for it.
And then came reality. By god, how tired I suddenly grew of ripping breakbeats apart, of crack-injected grooves, of angry man's
musical expressions.. So what then? I didn't like the music I was making anymore, not in the least actually. I managed to squeeze
myself in a box I created myself, yay! A box labelled 'dramacore'. As a result, I was making music that had to 'fit in with the rest'.
I was so busy making music for the box, I forgot to make music for me. I realising that, I pulled the plug and sat there, wondering
where the hell it went wrong.
Lucky for me, that was the easy part. Although I never stopped listening to whatever people call 'breakcore' and 'drill&bass', my
music of preference had slowely shifted. More and more vocal jazz, more and more house, dubstep.. As addicted as I was to whatever
Venetian Snares was doing, I now found myself listening to She, Mr. Oizo, Hustle Athletics... That was suddenly so much closer to what I
wanted to do! Especially She opened up my ears and mind. I stopped wondering and locked myself in for months and months: time
for productivity. Vivace was born. The first output was the Jong Belegen demo-song. It's included with this EP, spiced up ofcourse.
I'm aware of the compression overkill. But I love how it sounds. I'll get better at mixing, eventually.
So yeah, that's about it. BotB is dead. Long live Vivace!
Thanks for reading all this intravert bollocks! Enjoy!
This post has been edited by BotB: 26 July 2009 - 01:22 AM

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