I'm guessing he's no longer relevant. I've heard some of the Patch Park stuff and it wasn't the least bit memorable.

if you leave armin's possy, he'll make sure you'll be a nobody in his domain (unicornia)

didnt he used to run the Electronic Elements branch of armada? i cant find his name anymore under their myspace

to clear shit up there was another thread way back where someone asked what happened to re locate aka paul moelands and someone said he became patch park and no one said shit

for the record, Patch Park is NOT Paul Moelands

You can probably find out these things by checking Discogs. Discogs (and, er, Grim at TA) knows all.

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Originally posted by wotyzoid His new stuff is a lot better than ASOT, that's for sure. Still meh.

If you are into the post 2005 nintendo electronic bullshit style yes, if you are into real progressive NO

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Originally posted by xpand_the_room you seem to be obsessed with comparing one DJ to another. why? perry o'neill is mediocre, end of. in 10 years' time, no one will remember him, which is exactly what should happen. and if you want some education, go and find out for yourself, i'm not going to waste my time cultivating the tastes of n00b from the US. and learn how to spell.

Classic troll, ignoring proper capitalization while telling me to spell properly. If you don't have the time to disseminate your infinite wisdom, why are you wasting it threadcrapping here then? I don't care if no one remembers O'Neil in 10 years; keep at your crapping and you'd certainly be a contender for the Eternal TA Resident Idiot and/or Troll. Or maybe you already have achieved that distinction.

Lol, what's he done to you? Refused to play one of your 'productions' in his sets and laughed in your face or something?

as it has been clearly communicated throughout this thread already, Perry O'Neil alias was halted some time late last year or early this year i believe.

Along with that went his connections to Armada, and his role on the label Electronic Elements.

Ever since then, its no co-incidence that the EE label has gone to shit.. With very average 'mcprog' releases being pushed through it.

It was a very big risk musically for Perry to change his guise, especially considering how much of a leg-up Armada gives to its range of djs and all the 'gimme gigs' they would receive.

He has had to build up a completely new brand from scratch, which has involved some amazing tunes coming out from the house of Patch Park (name Got That M! being my favourite). He has signed to new promoters and new labels etc.

He is not the only one to leave the house of Dave Lewis/Armada. Harry Lemon has also done the same thing this year.. I guess it says soemthing about the way the place is managed, when 95% of marketing and promotional efforts going to two dj's (Armin and Schulz)

Best move Patch Park could've made tbh....

so is patch park the new Dubfire?

If Perry an Armin were walking down the streets of Amsterdam/rotterdam/ wherever... I bet you Armin would just walk right past him.

"Armin Its me! Perry!"
"sorry, on my way to play de show, no time fore autographs"

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Originally posted by trancemaster63 Motorcycle - As the rush comes (Perry O'Neil Instrumental Mix) Audioholics - Externel key (Perry O'Neil Remix) St John vs. Locust - Mind Circles (Perry O'Neil Mix) I wish he would produce more stuff like that

Interstate - I Found You (Perry O'Neil Remix)

Perry Oneil - Numb

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Originally posted by Borislav He is Patch Park now -> http://www.myspace.com/patchpark Seems like he went to house/minimal/electro ...

worst than McProg.

Wave Force was the big deal for me. I agree with @00soups00, Armada is all about Armin van Buuren and Markus Schulz, seems like they don't much care about the other DJs/Producers there. So Perry (Electronic Elements Label) and Harry Lemon (Bandung Recordings) left Armada?

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Originally posted by Col However, EDM seems to be political for some people - it's not about the music itself but it's about what the music symbolises, where the music came from, who spins it and how obscure it is.