Almost everybody wants to be popular, be liked by everyone, be the cool kid. While my first demo is obviously awesome it is a bit heavy for the general population. This second demo showcases my other Drum and Bass specialization. More pop-music like: lot’s of vocals, some covers and remixes and lot’s of catchy-ass melodies.

So there you are. Enjoy it whilst working at the otherwise boring office, cleaning your bathroom or on the road. And remember I’m always  willing to come play at your party, because there is only one thing better than mixing the music I love and that is doing it for a live crowd.

I finally made my first demo! I’ve wikipediaed the living shit out of Drum and Bass subgenres and I believe it is mainly Jump-up in this demo.  I could of course still be wrong ’cause music genre classification not an exact science, but it’s a fine name nonetheless.

I’ve spend most of the time in compiling the tracklisting. There are some minor mixing flaws (if you look for them), but I decided not to do several re-runs in order to get everything just right because it’s boring work and not meant as a studio album mix. Better to show I have good mixing skills than fake perfect mixing skills.

In order to get more gigs I decided I needed to focus on one particular music style, because being an all-round DnB DJ is cool but useless because I won’t be playing entire evenings. There are more than enough good DJs out there so booking a handful for an evening is commonplace. But because it was hard to pick one style to focus on I picked two. This is the first, and the second is more pop-music oriented: think dominant melodies, think vocals, think Hospital Records. This next demo is my current DJ project and will probably take a few weeks like the first did, because I need time to compile a good tracklisting and because I have a lot of other things to do in life.

Anyhow, enjoy an hour and a half of tightly packed bass-pumping beats!