In September and October, I had a good look at my back catalogue of electro songs, picked some I really liked and edited those songs into an album.
The album has 8 instrumental songs with a playful electro/EBM vibe. All of these songs were written in 2012-2013, most during FAWM or 50/90. I made them exclusively with Linux and open source software, namely seq24, ZynAddSubFx, Hydrogen, amSynth and Ardour.
Polishing the mixes and mastering them now made me realize how far FLOSS music software has come in the past years, but also how far I have come, and how happy it makes me to go back to making music with Linux after a few years away from it.
Even better: This album is licensed under an Attribution-Non Commercial CC license, so you can use it for your own works (such as podcasts or videos) as long as you’re not doing them to make money and as long as you’re crediting me.
By the way, today (November 6, 2020) is #bandcampfriday, that means: Bandcamp is waiving their usual share, and 100% of the price (after taxes) go to the artists. So if you want to buy my album, today is a very good day for it!
roots & engines 