Archive available to download
All the Cyjet tracks up to 2011 are now available on the Music Archive page.
All tracks licensed under a Creative Commons License.
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All the Cyjet tracks up to 2011 are now available on the Music Archive page.
All tracks licensed under a Creative Commons License.
Atari Teenage Riot - Collapse of History (Cyjet remix) by cyjet
Another remix for a competition. I don't expect to win anything with this one; I've gone in the wrong direction and made it less weird, what with the bass guitar and all. Yeah, that's me on bass.
Home Video - I Can Make You Feel It (Cyjet remix) by cyjet
This one was fun. The main difference: vocals and guitars. It builds and builds, then goes to another level again.
The ambient breakdown of this track came first, but I couldn't seem to develop a track around it that I was happy with. Finally, after repeated attempts, I came up with something I could live with, and get it out the door. A definite sentimental nod towards The Future Sound of London. More techno than ambient.
A remix of alarm sounds, 90s electronica style. No other sounds or samples were used.
Today I've cleaned my room, virtually speaking. All my music is now better organised and located on the interwebs, including a new logo (for now).
You can now find Cyjet tracks at either of these locations...
Soundcloud will be the definitive location for any brand spanking new uncategorised tracks and remixes, but both will include all tracks that are grouped under a release. There is also the obligatory Facebook page that you can befriend.
The original releases are (in order)...
The first two are mainly tech house, the last one is dubstep. All are released under a Creative Commons licence and you can download them all in full. And don't forget the remixes, which so far include Plastikman, Blu Mar Ten, and Russian sparse dubstep producer Bop.
And onwards into 2011.
I would blog about my obsession, if I knew which one to choose. Technology, music, software, art, photography, creativity, productivity, coffee, design, geopolitics... But not necessarily in that order.
