I was interested in sound at a very young age. I always loved music, but sound of the world in general intrigued me. I was that kid in school that dragged his fingernails down the chalk board. I thought it was funny that it made people cringe, and interested that it didn't make me do the same. I kind of liked that sound. 

Sound really stood out for me in film. I can remember this film I saw as a kid about a tap dancer, I'm pretty sure it was the movie Tap. In one scene the protagonist is in prison and starts dancing to the rhythm of the sounds around him: water dripping from a pipe etc. This scene stood out to me a facinating. It made me realize there was music ever where. I had a love for horror films as an adolescent, partially because of the gore, but also because of the sound tracks typical use of dissonance, and eerie ambience. But a film that really began to make me consider noise as a musical outlet, was a documentary on ancient greek ampitheatres. There was a lot of really vacant, ambient sounds. Its added mystery to the film and authenticity to its ancient references. This made me want to explore sound manipulation. 

Now I have a chance to inspire others through film. The film maker Marco Sanchez has taken some of my music to adapt to his film, and I am very excited. I hope you all get a chance to see it. More info will evolve as it comes in the mean time check out his myspace page or his page at Film Makers Worldwide

So I have been at work on tracks for a new album, based on a track I am contributing to the Necktar  compilation but not much is going to happen with this very soon, for the submission deadline is December. 

Most recently, though, I have been asked to contribute to the Dictaphonia project. The idea behind this is a music made and distributed exclusively on mini-cassettes, which is exciting for me because my first couple of albums were in debt to the mini recorder my I inherited from my mothers days in college.

Stay tuned for updates, I intend on getting the dictaphonia track completed soon, for the space for volume one is filling up

stay subversive

nd

nd

Subversive Intentions will soon be able to be heard on Zradio an internet radio station specializing in subversive (experimental/alternative) music.I may soon also be on the actual airwaves. I will be sending a demo out to a station that has a time slot available for experimental music. Also I am currently working on a track for a compilation. more news as it develops 

stay tuned, stay subversive

nd