| David Miles Huber | epk & bio |
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David Miles Huber - “Creating a Zen-meets-Tech Experience” instruments David Miles Huber (DMH) - plays a "mean computer" (steinberg nuendo & ableton live), novation launchpads, MIDI toys, ethnic flutes, vocals and any kind of percussion he can get his hands on. Bio David Miles Huber is a Grammy-nominated producer and musician in the electronic IDM, dance and surround-sound genres, whose music has sold over the million mark. His style is perfectly energized and balanced out by lush, downtempo beats and live acoustic instruments that combine to create a “Zen-meets-Tech experience” which pulls the listener into a musical soundscape that’s rich, enticing and energizing. His latest music and collaborations can be heard on www.davidmileshuber.com and www.soundcloud.com/davidmileshuber short music bio DMH’s music is perfectly energized and balanced out by lush, downtempo beats and live acoustic instruments that combine to create a “Zen-meets-Tech experience” which pull the listener into a musical soundscape that’s rich, enticing and energizing. Had a "GREAT" time with my radio DJ brother at WECI, working the mics, playing music, etc... at 6:30 in the morning!... Here's a fun interview that he did with me...
People who like DMH might also like these artists: Trentemøller (Den), Pitch Black (NZ), David Parsons (NZ) promo Pics * colabs was nominated for a grammy in the surround category in 2009 links DMH myspace page why 51bpm? One of the first pieces of gear that I acquired was my Raven from quasimidi. It's definetely meant to tear out in a German techno-style at 130+ bpm. However, being the downtempo guy that I am, I cranked the bpm down to as low as it goes (which happens to be 51bpm)... damn, does it sound lush! It's a digitally-modeled analog synth that has a meaty, full sound. Since then, I've gotten a few other pieces of quasimidi gear and the bpm name stuck with me. Even though I work at higher tempos, I still have a soft spot for well-crafted 51bpm chill beats. Coincidently, the "51" works very well with my passion for working in surround... and thus 51bpm.com was born. electronic music collective A few years back a like-minded group of extremely talented musicians and djs in Seattle and London decided to formally band together to form "EMC". Since that time, we have dedicated ourselves to making high-quality electronic music in styles that range from downtempo to bangin' shake your butt dance music. Our charter also calls for educational outreach in the pacific NW area... something that we hope to expand in the near future.
DMH's top desert island music projects 1. roxy music: avalon DMH's favorite web and brick radio stations DMH's favorite video links
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