Dutch-French composer and sound designer based in Sydney, Australia
I also make music as: https://soundcloud.com/santpoortnoord soundcloud.com/himalayanbeachensemble
Hey you! I finally will release this album, I worked on for nearly four years, with it's first outing called Giants of the Earth today. ->
https://fanlink.to/b3zK
There's a crowd-fund vinyl, a pre-order and some beautiful projects that will unfold closer to the release date of the album that will land the 13th of September.
Art by Marvin Bruin Mix & Master by Jack Prest
Here's my remix of the song "Armitage Skank" of the hero Kypski and includes my old graduation teacher DJ DNA (the dj of Urban Dance Squad) and singer Caro Emerald.
Pre-order the ultra limited transparant 12'' vinyl with other remixes like Collin Benders, De Likt, Roel Funcken and Skip & Die
Singing on the song myself, artwork by QTA-3, part of Excerpts & Outtakes vol. 2 compilation.
Here's my remix for Goto80 his piece Antispeed. It's released on a super limited Commodore 64 cartridge trough the recordlabel Data Door.
"Sea Of Decay" is a reference to the film Nausicaä. I wrote a big part of it during my tour in Japan. It’s about the environmental change and that metaphorically everything passes by and ends up being lost forever.
Watch the official video for it here: https://vimeo.com/167732454
Buy the album here: store.kingdeluxe.ca/album/shiny-silver-lining
Mastered by Shawn Hatfield audibleoddities.com
Cover illustration by Marvin Bruin www.marvinbruin.com
Video for “Sea of Decay” by Kamiel Rongen water-ballet.com
All rights reserved 2016
Feel the sense of losing gravity, falling free and soaring the skies with ink of the eyes.
Buy the album here: store.kingdeluxe.ca/album/shiny-silver-lining
Mastered by Shawn Hatfield www.audibleoddities.com
Cover illustration by Marvin Bruin www.marvinbruin.com
Video for “Sea of Decay” by Kamiel Rongen www.water-ballet.com
Buildings erode and dissolve trough the pressure of overtaking nature.
Buy Shiny Silver Lining here: store.kingdeluxe.ca/album/shiny-silver-lining
Mastered by Shawn Hatfield www.audibleoddities.com
Cover illustration by Marvin Bruin www.marvinbruin.com
Video for “Sea of Decay” by Kamiel Rongen www.water-ballet.com
Buy the LP here: store.kingdeluxe.ca/album/shiny-silver-lining
During my tour in Japan last year my painter grandmother from Paris died, I was completely off grid playing this miraculous festival called Life Force in the mountains of Shizuoka. "The Hand Follows The Eye" is based on her, it’s a reference and honor of her use in movement of color.
Mastered by Shawn Hatfield www.audibleoddities.com
Cover illustration by Marvin Bruin www.marvinbruin.com
Video for “Sea of Decay” by Kamiel Rongen www.water-ballet.com
Sometimes the beauty is hidden in something that is slowly fading away
Buy the LP here: store.kingdeluxe.ca/album/shiny-silver-lining
Mastered by Shawn Hatfield www.audibleoddities.com
Cover illustration by Marvin Bruin www.marvinbruin.com
Video for “Sea of Decay” by Kamiel Rongen www.water-ballet.com
Feel It For A While is about taking on new journeys, waving goodbye to that which is familiar out of the window. Going with the feeling of unfamiliarity instead of fighting it.
Buy the album here: www.store.kingdeluxe.ca/album/shiny-silver-lining
Mastered by Shawn Hatfield www.audibleoddities.com
Cover illustration by Marvin Bruin www.marvinbruin.com
Video for “Sea of Decay” by Kamiel Rongen www.water-ballet.com
I wrote the piece "Smokestacks, Shorelines" during my Tokyo - Osaka bus trip last year. It's very inspired by the heavy coastal industries along the Japanese coast (like Hamamatsu and Nagoya)
It's from my 7 piece mini album Shiny Silver Lining that will appear next month.
"The main threads of Shiny Silver Lining are those things that come along the way that you didn’t envision in the first place. It’s a change of scenery, transitions, change of seasons, things that get lost, replacing the old veins by growing new arteries and paths, feeling lost in translation, feeling foreign in the familiarity. The color of transformation. It’s about finding positivity in things that get worn out and seeing the good things of dark brooding clouds and waves that are 100 feet high that keep on coming to crush you and all you can do is float."
Pre-order here: http://store.kingdeluxe.ca/album/shiny-silver-lining
Mastered by Shawn Hatfield audibleoddities.com
Cover illustration by Marvin Bruin www.marvinbruin.com
Video for “Sea of Decay” by Kamiel Rongen water-ballet.com
All rights reserved 2016
Changing Currents confidently espouses the value of minimalism, reducing each instrument to its most rewarding timbres, and comfortably discarding the expected tropes of the genre. (Perfect Touch)
Buy the CD / Digital here: https://perfecttouch.bandcamp.com/album/changing-currents
The centerfold piece of Changing Currents.
Buy the EP digitally or the CD here: perfecttouch.bandcamp.com/album/changing-currents
Other distribution places:
perfecttouch.bandcamp.com/album/changing-currents diskunion.net/clubt/ct/detail/1006800516 www.amazon.co.jp/Changing-Current…er/dp/B0133LVZ4C
The openingstrack of my new EP Changing Currents.
Buy the EP digitally or the CD here: https://perfecttouch.bandcamp.com/album/changing-currents
Other distribution places:
perfecttouch.bandcamp.com/album/changing-currents diskunion.net/clubt/ct/detail/1006800516 www.amazon.co.jp/Changing-Current…er/dp/B0133LVZ4C
"Changing Currents confidently espouses the value of minimalism, reducing each instrument to its most rewarding timbres, and comfortably discarding the expected tropes of the genre." (Perfect Touch)
Buy: https://perfecttouch.bandcamp.com/album/changing-currents http://diskunion.net/clubt/ct/detail/1006800516 www.amazon.co.jp/Changing-Currents-Julien-Mier/dp/B0133LVZ4C
Video: https://vimeo.com/128077466
Here's the collaboration "Divide, Multiply" I did with soundcloud.com/erikluebs . He did the acoustic drums on the piece and it features my voice.
This piece can be found on the annual compilation called Year Four by https://soundcloud.com/king_deluxe . All the proceedings go to the artists involved in the compilation so make sure you support them :-)
Not an official remix / edit. Just love this piece so much I decided to have some fun with it.
Make sure to grab the album though: http://www.ninjatune.net/machinedrum/
This piece is released on the N.E.W. compilation 8.0 Which you can download for free entirely here: http://nieuweelectronischewaar.nl/releases/8
Have fun with it!