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Tuesday, September 2, 2014

Croaking frogs on Acid... Techno... TB-303 Basslline.

Saturday, March 22, 2014

Where is Edward Snowden?

Referring to classic dance tunes of the nineties like 'James Brown Is Dead' by L.A. Style, 'Who is Elvis' by Interactive or 'Who killed J.F.K.' by Beestery, Max Aristid releases a new 'Big Bass' production with a contemporary vocal phrase: Where is Edward S.? Where is Eddy?

Friday, November 22, 2013

J.J. Cale Crying - Max Aristid 4TTF Studio Bootleg

A homage to J.J. Cale (5.12. 1938 - † 26.7. 2013). Taken from the original crispy crackling record of 1974. 


Thursday, May 30, 2013

Make Me Dance

Max Aristid feat. Future Rock Project – Make Me Dance

Vocoder Music, Robots, Dance & Digital Love »Make Me Dance... Tonight?«

Wednesday, May 2, 2012

Hip House Berlin »Old School New School Rocks«












Max Aristid – Hip House Berlin »Old School New School Rocks«
Max Aristid's new single »Hip House Berlin« resurrects nostalgic old school sounds in a new school finish. 90's Rave citations and Hip Hop influences that inform Aristid's Hip House make for the funky party sound for today's »Hip Heads«.









Saturday, September 3, 2011

Max Aristid - Flight of the Bumble Bee (Music Video)













Max Aristid – Flight of the Bumble Bee

»Soundscape of Nature«: With his interpretation of »Flight of the Bumble Bee / Der Hummelflug«, electro-artist Max Aristid transforms the sound world of the insects into the »Soundscape of Nature«, an electro-production, based on sequences from the composition »Flight of the Bumble Bee« by Rimski Korsakow. The special thing about the composition are recorded bumble bee sounds, which form a sound carpet serving as the basic foundation of the composition. The humming noises of the insects produce an almost mystic mood, which underlines the threatening and the elemental power of nature.

In the video clip, nature is interpreted in an artistic way by means of abstract, finely wrought structures. An amorphous particle swarm moves to the oscillations of the bass impulses and opens up the visual counterpart to the »Soundscape of Nature«.

Thanks to: Bumble Bees



Max Aristid - Flight of the Bumble Bee by Dancewax Recordings

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