Music Producer, Sound Designer, Artist
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Bittersweet Afternoon
Written and recorded between DF Tram’s Zagreb and Vienna studios during the pandemic and finished last year. Bittersweet Afternoon represents the next chapter in his storied career. The album surprises listeners with his vocals, bittersweet lullabies, and signature collage and spoken word style. Featuring atmospheric soundscapes and cinematic influences, the project reflects the spirit and playfulness of Alex Paterson and Orbscure’s commitment to fostering experimental, forward-thinking music. Adding to the album’s rich tapestry are collaborations with Alex Paterson himself on two tracks, as well as contributions from multi-talented contemporary classical violinist Violeta Vicci on another pair of songs.
DF TRAM AND CANOPY OF STARS "THE UPSWEEP" ON BANDCAMP
"DF Tram "Versions and Variations"
a hand picked selection of some of his favorite versions and remixes of tracks from his album “Serenitay Infinitay”. Signed test pressing and poster..
75 dollars (free shipping)
contact: dftram@gmail.com to order
TRACKLIST
1.Serenitay Infinitay (Ambient Mix)
2.Dawn is Breaking (Pan Electric Remix)
3.Broken Neck (Kukan dub Lagan Remix)
5.Stellar By Starlight (DF Tram Ambient Mix)
6.Stellar By Starlight (DF Tram Ambient Mix)
7.Sandcastles (The Irresistible Force Myrtiotissa Remix)
send an email to dftram@gmail.com to order.
Sound Capsule /Bruce Haack cds
The Electric Lucifer is a quintessentially strange electronic music/acid rock record released 1970. Composed by Bruce Haack(1931-1988), it's a concept album that employs an array of instrumentation including, Moogs, guitar, voice, and a DIY vocoder to tell an epic story of the battle between heaven and hell. Electric Lucifer Book II followed in 1979 and Haack also recorded Electric Lucifer Book 3 I.F.O. (Identified Flying Object) in rough, demo form, but it never saw an official release .Several years ago, San Francisco ambient DJ Dylan Yanez (aka DF Tram/Sound Capsule) had a chance encounter wit Haack's friend and longtime manager Chris Kachulis. After getting to know one another, Kachulis provided Dylan with access to the demos of Electric Lucifer Book 3 I.F.O., and encouraged him to mix and remix the raw material into his own vision for the final album in the trilogy. DF Tram has just released this re-interpretation of the unreleased Bruce Haack masterpiece, Electric Lucifer Book III I.F.O. CD's are $15 plus shipping
email to place an order (dftram@gmail.com)
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