Here is a selection of the music projects I have worked on over the past few years. I mainly work in the field of electronic music production, mixed with influences
from jazz, pop and dance music.
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Here is an audio demoreel containing clips of many of our favourite projects.
CLIENTS AND COLLABORATORS
TV/film
TV3
Canal 33
BBC
Diagonal TV
Agustin Villaronga
UKTV
CafeBar Producciones
Mcasso Music
Boris Undorf
Bryan Robbins
Polarstar Fillms
Denis Rovira
Axis Films
Michael Sharck
All or Nothing Prod.
Artists
Les Fura Des Baus
OddToot
Shortcut Therapy
Hydrogen Dukebox
James Hardway
Big Box Studios
Patrick Palucki
Toni Marti
Amanda Ghost
The High Llamas
End Clients
Volkswagen
La Caixa
Generalitat de Catalunya
Beat Dis Arts
Soundart
Andbanc
El Bulli
Schneider Electric
Ficosa
Giraudier y Guzmann
Cannibal
The World Games
Cosmic
Media Markt
Tetrapak
Design/media
Tribal DDB
VASAVA Artworks
McGuffinTV
Summa Design
TECFA
Stylofoam
Acquamedia
FIRMA
Discovery Net
Jorg Richter
Oliver Neumann
Dani Navarro
Vectorsoul
Studio Copyright
A test of my piano playing skills...I recorded this Bach Prelude and Fugue and Big Box Studios in London (thanks Jeremy!) and then mixed it at Bcnsound, so that I could give it to my dad for his brithday. He doesnt really understand all this electronic music I normally make...
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Simple Truths - Chiozo
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Our friend Jimmy is a talented songwriter who is planning to walk across Africa (seriously!) for two years. He recorded a number of tracks with us just before he left Barcelona.
done the old school way, one mic, one guitar, one take...
(apart from some added keyboards on the last track!...)
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Selva De Mar
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A beautiful recording that we had the pleasure of mastering here at Bcnsound. Hang and baroque cello recorded in a church in Poble Nou, Barcelona, that has a stunning acoustic. Recorded by Omar...
A real joy...
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Phasmes - Pere Battlo 2005
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This is an interesting abstract composition that we mixed. A very odd sounding collage of fragments made in a very Lo-Fi way.
Pere would locate fragments of recordings made on cassete dictaphone over many years, and manually recorded onto a digital recorder every fragment one at a time. If he wanted to repeat something he rewound the tape machine and ran it in again. No looping, no cut and paste, no digital effects, no plug ins, no beats per minute...
The results are very pretty I think and sounds much more interesting than clean, modern, loopy music productions.
