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Yossi Amoyal - Samurai FM - Tokyo JP - Jan 2008
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DSMGenre: Techno
Date of Set: Jan 7th, 2008
Filesize: 79.91 MB
Total Downloads: 5
Biography of Yossi Amoyal
Music has always been an integral part of my life. At home from an early age it’s always been about music. My father was a trumpet player and my older brother is a classic piano player and a composer. At the age of seven I started to playing on the drums, I played mostly rock music to start with and this gave me another take on the music world.
I first got in to electronic music when I was about 15 years old. This was after hearing the sounds of Kraftwerk and The Orb, I was blown away by it. It was a desire to share my passion for music and with other people that got me into djing. I’ve never wanted to be a big “DJ” or someone that everybody knows. I just like to do my own thing and share my passion with people.
From early on I was playing a lot of deep music, it was much more interesting for me than the other genres around. The sound I go for has always been “underground” I’ve never felt the mainstream music, its hard for me to hear music that someone made with the sole intention of cash. From an artists point of view I must understand the artist and hear soul in the music and the process the artist has undergone. After a couple of year’s djing I started to produce music. I was fortunate to work with some very special artists. This has been a great inspiration for me and these artists still inspire me today, Hanan Revivo and Nir Tsfati, they always help me to understand myself better and they make me feel better with myself as producer.
I have played and produced music in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, I’ve also been one of the editors on Jerusalem radio 101fm. I’ve recently moved to London and opened a record label, Sushitech, with my friend Matt du Jardin, we have similar visions for the label. Our goal for the label is to release the music that we love, music that artist has written from the soul. It’s all about what are we feeling at the moment.
In October 2006 we launched a new label called Pariter - The sound of this label will be dedicated to a more aggresive technoish sound than Sushitech and for us it’s just another tool to release our feelings of music. Together with my friends - the artists on Sushitech and Pariter we will try to take this techno world we’re into one step further.
I’m currently working in the studio and trying to play my thoughts and feelings in to the music, I’m working with friends, Sushitech/Pariter artists who are helping me to find another side of myself. With these kind of various callobaretions between us, we share ideas and try to create something new. As an artist and DJ I’m always trying to find new styles. I’m doing everything that I can feel. There’s always something that is inspiring me to do the things I’m doing and feeling.
http://www.sushitech.com/
I first got in to electronic music when I was about 15 years old. This was after hearing the sounds of Kraftwerk and The Orb, I was blown away by it. It was a desire to share my passion for music and with other people that got me into djing. I’ve never wanted to be a big “DJ” or someone that everybody knows. I just like to do my own thing and share my passion with people.
From early on I was playing a lot of deep music, it was much more interesting for me than the other genres around. The sound I go for has always been “underground” I’ve never felt the mainstream music, its hard for me to hear music that someone made with the sole intention of cash. From an artists point of view I must understand the artist and hear soul in the music and the process the artist has undergone. After a couple of year’s djing I started to produce music. I was fortunate to work with some very special artists. This has been a great inspiration for me and these artists still inspire me today, Hanan Revivo and Nir Tsfati, they always help me to understand myself better and they make me feel better with myself as producer.
I have played and produced music in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, I’ve also been one of the editors on Jerusalem radio 101fm. I’ve recently moved to London and opened a record label, Sushitech, with my friend Matt du Jardin, we have similar visions for the label. Our goal for the label is to release the music that we love, music that artist has written from the soul. It’s all about what are we feeling at the moment.
In October 2006 we launched a new label called Pariter - The sound of this label will be dedicated to a more aggresive technoish sound than Sushitech and for us it’s just another tool to release our feelings of music. Together with my friends - the artists on Sushitech and Pariter we will try to take this techno world we’re into one step further.
I’m currently working in the studio and trying to play my thoughts and feelings in to the music, I’m working with friends, Sushitech/Pariter artists who are helping me to find another side of myself. With these kind of various callobaretions between us, we share ideas and try to create something new. As an artist and DJ I’m always trying to find new styles. I’m doing everything that I can feel. There’s always something that is inspiring me to do the things I’m doing and feeling.
http://www.sushitech.com/
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Jan 16, 2008
It even got a little progressive sounding towards the end if that's your thing..