Ageha

Playing a live set in Tokyo’s super club Ageha is certainly one of the highlights of my journey so far. I played in the outside pool bar, which overlooks Tokyo Bay. The sky was black and clear and a sliver of moon hung with us all night until it was chased away by a pristine early spring sunrise.

I had not expected to play a sunrise set and was so in the groove that DJ Bosh graciously left me on the floor for an extra half hour and for this I am forever greatful.

I had a great time, Ageha is definitley a club worth checking out and I look forward to playing there again soon.

Thanks to all involved.

Amazoku Album Coming Soon!

Rennie Foster has taken his grass roots, ass kicking tribal label into the digital realm with such fervor and passion I can scarcely keep pace. Now that Futago has a new stomping ground it is possible for us to release Amazoku on the world.

A few years in the making, my Amazoku project is finally set for release as a full length internet Album.

My Amazoku project, inspired in great part by Rennie Foster and Kan Shimomura’s work on Futago Traxx, is my contribution to the tribal genre. Amazoku takes tribal rhythms fuses them with Detroit soul and jacks it to 140 bpm – this is not music for the faint hearted.

Stay tuned for release dates!

Here and There

Remixes of Bob Rogue’s track Penumbra are now up at Miniscule.

Definitely an online techno resource to bookmark, utilise and keep an eye on.

I am very excited about what Miniscule are up to and look forward to doing more tracks for them.

D1 Records

I worked on a remix for D1 recording’s Kyoto based artist Baiyon and I just received notice that the test pressing is on its way!

Baiyon seemed very happy with the remix and I can’t wait to get my hands on a copy.

Thanks to everyone for their support and kind words.