Bertin

Bertin has created some unique cut up compositions. Electronic short-tracks or 'distorted miniatures'. With an average of less than two minutes a song. Sample based, noisy abstractions everyone should hear. Noisy but still rich in melody and diverse in rythm. Some 'shorts' will apear on Bertin's next release on Ole-records. Experience some analogue worms knibbling on 'kapotte muziek'.In 2003, Bertin already turned his back to his former acoustic backgound by... Meer »

Bertin has created some unique cut up compositions. Electronic short-tracks or 'distorted miniatures'. With an average of less than two minutes a song. Sample based, noisy abstractions everyone should hear. Noisy but still rich in melody and diverse in rythm. Some 'shorts' will apear on Bertin's next release on Ole-records. Experience some analogue worms knibbling on 'kapotte muziek'.In 2003, Bertin already turned his back to his former acoustic backgound by performing solo with electronic devices only. One of Bertin's latest demo-album (CDR, under the alias (none)) has been inspired by experimental electronic music and sound art, but still contained some vocals. This album could be considerd a crossover of lo-fi and ambient.Before 2002, Bertin published many albums as minor edition CDR's. His music could be specified as lo-fi or experimental pop. Professional and bontempi musical instruments where used. As also cutlery and 80's electronics (walkman's synths and beatboxes). Vocals where mumbled, rather than sung and the melodies played on the electric guitar or the casio keyboard, where as basic and linear as the compositions. « Minder