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--== Ambient Electronic Compilation seeks Artist Submissions for CD ==--
Red Phraug Modern Medium (RPMM) is seeking unique and new modern
ambient-electronic music artist submissions for the second in the Amphibious
Maximus compilation series audio CDs.
To see/hear tracks from the first compilation, point your web browser at:
http://www.rpmm.com/~noise/amphib.html
The home page for RPMM then is simply:
http://www.rpmm.com/~noise
Info about the new comps is on:
http://www.rpmm.com/~noise/comps.html
Red Phraug would like to hear the new voices in electronic music
that is being created in the bedrooms and basements of the universe! We
want to hear submissions from all that is new in style, mood, and
atmosphere, so send us a copy of the material that you've recorded that is
most definitive of your approach (not your most derivitive or
broadly-appealing) to electronic music.
The first Amphibious Maximus compilation included music influenced from
styles as wide as intelligent-techno, pop, noise/experimental, and
classical/experimental -- the common threads being that they were all had
did something 'new' and were from the NW-region of the US. This regional
focus is being dropped for the second CD in the series. The
futuristic feel of the music is the thread that ties the second
compilation's tracks.
- Tracks from the submission material itself could potentially be used, so
please send DAT (44.1 khz preferred) or CD, or cassette (though keep in
mind this is going to have to eventually going to be pressed on cd).
The compilation will be visually arranged and digitally mastered by
RPMM (Mathew Taft, the owner has all the equipment for final artwork),
and hopefully will be available through Solielmoon and Staaltape and
Tower as the first compilation is currently.
- The compilation will hopefully lead to promoting full-length releases
by artists and, in general, the label farther along in getting more
distribution and just better momentum. A contract will be drawn up
concerning each accepted artist, but it is suggested that works are
copyrighted before submission if you are concerned about protecting your
work for good measure.
- Due to the limitations of trying to get a good variety of artists on
the compilation, the length of the tracks should be kept to a shortish
length and RPMM might ask to represent a track as an excerpt if
possible. It depends on the character/energy/quality of the material, of
course, as some music doesn't survive truncation...
- This is a good chance to promote your unique electronic-music
compositions and connect with other programmers for future
collaborations!
- Send DAT, CD, or cassettes to
RPMM Electronic Music
P.O.Box 186
Oregon City, OR 97045 USA
- The deadline for submissions is Feb 28, 1996 for submissions, but
RPMM will always listen to submissions send outside of this project
anytime.
If you have any questions, contact noise@teleport.com
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I have a track on the first compilation (Solenoid) and was pleased
with the professional presentation, artwork, world-wide promotion and
tasteful selection of material on the comp. Though my music differed
a bit from some of the other music on it, I think it had a good flow
and I'm looking forward to being on the next one!
David Chandler - chandler@nethost.multnomah.lib.or.us (503)301-3011
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