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| Digital Aura |
Wow...I was listening to XFM and a song came on by Green Atlas. It was called Circulation.
I checked DISCOGS and its a song from this year (I think January).
The funny thing is, it may be a first release under "GREEN ATLAS", but they are none other than Agnelli & Nelson!!
Thought that was cool... hope to hear more from Green Atlas (or Agnelli & Nelson, always liked their stuff).:D |
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| th0m |
Hmm, funny. Somehow Green Atlas sounds familiar, more familiar than a name that made just one track so far...
By the way, why would they produce tracks under a diff alias if its exactly the same ppl producing it? Or are there other people involved as well? |
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| flavdave |
| quote: | Originally posted by th0m
Hmm, funny. Somehow Green Atlas sounds familiar, more familiar than a name that made just one track so far...
By the way, why would they produce tracks under a diff alias if its exactly the same ppl producing it? Or are there other people involved as well? |
There are many reasons why producers use different aliases. Sometimes they use an alias if the track is a different feel from what they produced using another name. Some of this has to do with different sounds or equipment they use to produce a certain track. For example, if you listen to System F tracks, they have a pretty similar feel. Compare them to tracks that Ferry produced under his own name and they sound a little different.
Also, a producer might use an alias for anonymity. I can't think of any examples off the top of my head.
And on topic, Agnelli and Nelson have some quality tracks under the alias Afterburn as well. |
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| th0m |
| quote: | Originally posted by flavdave
There are many reasons why producers use different aliases. Sometimes they use an alias if the track is a different feel from what they produced using another name. Some of this has to do with different sounds or equipment they use to produce a certain track. For example, if you listen to System F tracks, they have a pretty similar feel. Compare them to tracks that Ferry produced under his own name and they sound a little different.
Also, a producer might use an alias for anonymity. I can't think of any examples off the top of my head.
And on topic, Agnelli and Nelson have some quality tracks under the alias Afterburn as well. |
Cool, thanks. Makes sense now :p |
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| Digital Aura |
Afterburn...cool...I'll check into that too!
I haven't heard the B-side that is on "Circulation" but I was curious if anyone has...
Any good? |
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| tribu |
| quote: | Originally posted by flavdave
Also, a producer might use an alias for anonymity. I can't think of any examples off the top of my head.
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Aphex Twin is one of the best case examples of this. In his case, I believe he at first started producing under other names because his label owned the name: "Aphex Twin", but later used it a source of anonymity |
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| Mattsanity |
| Their great at producing but horrible at remixing. How ironic. |
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| Cobalt |
| quote: | Originally posted by Mattsanity
Their great at producing but horrible at remixing. How ironic. |
Heheheh |
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| Floorfiller |
| quote: | Originally posted by Mattsanity
Their great at producing but horrible at remixing. How ironic. |
actually i agree with that...
i've liked most of their original tunes, but not really impressed with many remixes hehehe |
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| DC- |
| quote: | Originally posted by th0m
Hmm, funny. Somehow Green Atlas sounds familiar, more familiar than a name that made just one track so far...
By the way, why would they produce tracks under a diff alias if its exactly the same ppl producing it? Or are there other people involved as well? |
More often than not is becuase that particular alias is a copyright of a label they are on, so the only viable option is to create another. |
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| moondog |
| quote: | Originally posted by Digital Aura
Afterburn...cool...I'll check into that too!
I haven't heard the B-side that is on "Circulation" but I was curious if anyone has...
Any good? |
just had a quick listen to the b side (communicate). Sounds a bit proggy i think, it's alright though
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| twisted420 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Mattsanity
Their great at producing but horrible at remixing. How ironic. |
Ferry Corsten - Its Time (A & N mix)
that song was just baaad :mad: :stongue: |
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