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Take Part In A Global Electronic Music Collaboration

Jochem Paap, aka Speedy J, wants to make an album that represents not just him, but the global techno community. He’s using SoundCloud to create a new global techno project, and he wants you to contribute. He’s ask you to sen him a cool loop, sample, bassline, sound effect to him via his SoundCloud dropbox.… Read More Take Part In A Global Electronic Music Collaboration

November 7, 2008November 7, 20082 Comments

Fixed Noise Releases Kreate By Speedy J

Fixed Noise has announced the release of Kreate, a new sound library designed and produced by techno, dance, minimal artist Speedy J, aka Jochem Paap. Description: This personal collection of Speedy J’s sounds includes the dance and minimal electronic rhythms for which he is notorious as well as fluid pads that offer an atmospheric sensibility.… Read More Fixed Noise Releases Kreate By Speedy J

June 30, 2008Leave a comment

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