3.29 more or less w/ outputmessage

[lovehate]

bmore-electro.com presents:

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march 29th 2008
more or less
at the depot, 1728 n charles, baltimore md
9PM-2AM / 21+ / FREE AS ALWAYS

featuring:
outputmessage (http://www.myspace.com/outputmessage) / DJ set / D.C.

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Outputmessage may already be known to you thanks to his previous work on the Ghostly label. The tracks Bernard's Song and Sommeil formed arguably the brightest moments on the Idol Tryouts 1 & 2 compilations respecitively. And his remix of Dabrye's Hyped-Up Plus Tax (2003) has become semi-legendary via turntables this and that side of the Atlantic.

While the pop kids are going indie and the rockers are trying to dance, listening to Outputmessage is something entirely in a league of its own. But, like rediscovering a lost love of old skool Detroit house, the last thing you'd expect is for it to come from a 22-year old Virginia based grad-student.

Like classic Kraftwerk, New Order, or Aphex Twin, each track is hypnotic yet seems danceable before melting into a sonic oblivion. Explains Bernard, 'I love to dance so I like the melody to be prominent its one of those things that connects all human beings regardless of genre-listening preferences.

Bernard may be young but has had more musical tastes than a DJs record box and from dancing when he was a kid'(splits and crazy stuff') to mum's RnB, soul, pop and disco records, through the Marilyn Manson and Nine Inch Nails college years to electronic, minimalist and jazz compsers, each aspect has fused together creating a helluva message.

"The idea behind Outputmessage is projecting a message to the listener. It could be an emotion, colour, place etc. but every song has meaning to me so the message I'm outputting is a piece of myself"

Along with DJ Kel and the "more or less" residents.



Outputmessage mixes:

Outputmessage Marquis Mix 11.29.07 (http://www.echelonproductions.com/mixtape/outputmessage/outputmessageMARQUIS112907.mp3)
Tracklisting:
1. Rodion - Electric Soca (Cosmo Vitelli Remix)
2. Siriusmo - Wow!
3. Holy Ghost! - Hold On (Mix 3)
4. Kelley Polar - Rosenband (Magic Tim's Instrumental Version)
5. Bag Raiders - Nil By Mouth (Reprise)
6. Tiger Stripes - Survivor
7. KIM - Wet N Wild (Donnie Sloan Remix)
8. Lorenz Rhode - Back
9. Jody Wisternoff - Starstrings (Vocal Version)
10. Hott 22 - Make Up Your Mind
11. Dave Lee - Latronica (Dave Spoon Club Mix)
12. Chromeo - Bonafied Lovin (Les Petits Pilous Remix)
13. Bag Raiders - The Punch (Reprise)

Outputmessage Marquis Mix 10.25.07 (http://www.echelonproductions.com/mixtape/outputmessage/outputmessageMARQUIS10252007.mp3)
Tracklisting:

1. Siriusmo - Discosau
2. Modeselektor - Happy Birthday
3. ZZT - Lower State Of Consciousness (Justice Remix)
4. Boys Noize - & Down (Extended Mix)
5. Armand Van Helden - I Want Your Soul (Fake Blood Remix)
6. Simian Mobile Disco - Hustler
7. Vitalic - The 30 000 Feet Club
8. Discount Rhinos - Kansas City Shuffle
9. Boys Noize - Arcade Robot
10. Timbaland - Miscommunication (The Bloody Beetroots Remix)
11. New Young Pony Club - Ice Cream (Herve Goes Bananas Remix)
12. Edu K - Gatas Gatas Gatas (Crookers Remix)
13. Armand Van Helden - Playmate
14. Jamelia - Something About You (Mr. Oizo Mix)
15. Shadow Dancer - Daytime Drinking
16. Seymour Bits - You Can Count On Me feat. Calculon
17. Boys Noize - Let´s Buy Happiness
18. Evan Scott - Crane (Outputmessage Remix)
19. Lopazz - 2 Fast 4 You

[retail]

on it.

great flyer :D

[Broken Home]

Recommended.

[Maboroshi]

:bohmokun:

[lovehate]

Sheila gets her Dix-on.

[Maboroshi]

Sheila gets her Dix-on.

:whack:

[dj intreeg]

I feel like I can see into her soul. And man is it empty in there.

[lovehate]

Sheila Dixon is bar tending this night.

[Maboroshi]

www.bmore-electro.com

[Bout2plucku]

I feel like I can see into her soul. And man is it empty in there.
MY THOUGHTS EXACTLY. Be careful she collects souls...

[lovehate]

she collects souls...

And 6 figure salaries for her family members who don't even show up for work.

[Maboroshi]

BOH! :flash:

[lovehate]

You can hear a preview of MOL-1 "Below the Line" EP produced by Craig Sopo at this event.

Yeah the MOL means More or Less. ;)

[Heider]

:toofless:

[Maboroshi]

bmore bump :lighta:

[dj intreeg]

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[lovehate]

Eagles will be eating babies at this party.

[dj intreeg]

Stingrays get in free.

[lovehate]

Stingrays get in free.


And people named "Barb."

[Maboroshi]

http://www.smh.com.au/ffximage/2006/10/31/maherirwin_narrowweb__300x457,0.jpg

[measax]

nice - had no clue his was local.

[lovehate]

If we get an after party spot for this ya'll VA people need to come on up.
I hate it that bars close so early in this town.

Fuck, we are moving into a new house so we might be assholes and have a ton of people at the apartment.

[Maboroshi]

bump :sieteonce:

[docindo.dorsey]

always fun to be in Baltimore.

[lovehate]

Always. Plus its smoke free now.

[Maboroshi]

Always. Plus its smoke free now.

the bans IMO :neener:

[dj intreeg]

they have a nice little concrete patio in front of the club. great views of club choices and the lafayette st. hess station.

[lovehate]

Saturday.

[Maboroshi]

we dont have shit to do this weekend so i might make my depot debut with tim on saturday night :bounce:

[dj intreeg]

that'd be pretty sweet. a round of jager on me.

[lovehate]

we dont have shit to do this weekend so i might make my depot debut with tim on saturday night :bounce:

bout time you made it out.

round of jager on eric.

[dj intreeg]

Friday morning bump.

Tomorrow night is serious business. A whole world of good music to be shared.

Rounds of jager on me.

[Maboroshi]

Rounds of jager on me.
:cheers:

[dj intreeg]

I wish they had this.

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Then we could do killer bee shots.

[Maboroshi]

I wish they had this.

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Then we could do killer bee shots.


EWWW!

a friend of mine brought that over one night. did not like it at all

[dj intreeg]

were you drinking it straight?

I like taking shots half jager, half baronjager.

[mcKain]

Who books this party!? I wanna play! I haven't played the depot in years.

I'll be there this Saturday.

[dj intreeg]

Patrick (Lovehate) and myself are responsible for bookings. We'd be more than happy to consider you for future events (esp. since we got love for Charles Village). If possible, PM us with a demo mix if you have one recorded.

[lovehate]

Who books this party!? I wanna play! I haven't played the depot in years.

I'll be there this Saturday.

Besides some lackluster renovations, nothing has changed in years.

[Maboroshi]

were you drinking it straight?

I like taking shots half jager, half baronjager.

it was straight baronjager :thumbsdown:

[mcKain]

Besides some lackluster renovations, nothing has changed in years.


I always kind of liked its grimeyness...

Do they have CDJs at least?

[dj intreeg]

Not in the Pioneer sense. They have an older I think Numark dual deck with pitch control. We predominately use Serato.

[DJ KonviKt]

I always kind of liked its grimeyness...



Me too.

[Maboroshi]

tonight :weazel:

[SCHLiTZ]

tonight :weazel:

april, please do not drop gas bombs at the depot. that's not cool, m'kay.

[lovehate]

Check out this article in the Baltimore City Paper:

Thanks Raven!

http://citypaper.com/digest.asp?id=15522

Staying In School: Outputmessage
By Raven Baker

This Saturday, March 29, Bernard Farley, the Washington D.C.-based electronic musician and DJ known as Outputmessage, returns to Bmore Electro's monthly More or Less party at the Depot for a night of melodic electrohouse obscurities. Well-known in the IDM scene, the 24-year-old self-taught musician boasts an impressive résumé of releases and production work. While he initially broke out in his late teens when Ghostly International released his track "Bernard's Song" on its 2003 Idol Tryouts compilation, Farley got his start a decade ago.

Farley bounced around during his childhood--he was born in Queens, N.Y., but moved to New Jersey during his early adolescence before his family settled in Richmond, Va.--but music was a constant in his life. His father played sax, violin, and keyboard, while his mother sang and introduced him to disco and R&B. As a young teen living in Jersey, friends turned him onto Aphex Twin, Orbital, and Underworld. Under this matrix of influences, Farley, then 14, started making his own music after his mother brought home a computer. "I was pretty much on that thing all the time," he reflects via e-mail. "I knew barely any music theory at all, just the notes on the keyboard, but I had so much fun experimenting with things. Eventually, I taught myself a lot of theory."

His first big break came just weeks after starting his freshman year at Virginia Tech. There he was introduced to Jeff Robidoux, a childhood friend of Ghostly International head Sam Valenti. Robidoux passed on Farley's demos to Valenti, leading to Ghostly's release of his 2002 remix of Dabyre's "Hyped-Up Plus Tax" and, in 2003, "Bernard's Song." Valenti later turned David Copper, head of the Melodic label, on to the burgeoning artist, leading to the 2006 release of Farley's debut album, Nebulae.

While plugging away to earn both bachelor's and master's degrees in mathematics, Farley continued making music--and connecting with yet another label head: Miguel Lacsamana of D.C.-based Echelon Productions and the band Stamen and Pistils. While opening with a DJ set for Crystal Method at a Virginia Tech show, Lacsamana spotted Farley in the crowd. "He saw me dancing and immediately noticed something about me apparently," Farley says. This encounter led to the release of the Oneiros EP on Echelon and collaborative works between the two, including a new venture called Demerit that Farley describes as "geared right for the dance floor." Recently, Farley has contributed some production work and remixes to Lacsamana's electropop Person project, which has an album due out this June on Echelon.

These days, Farley is finishing up his second Outputmessage album for Melodic. "It'll be the IDM I was doing before but infused with dance and pop," he says, adding that he'll be singing on some tracks. Also in the wings is New Models, a rock-influenced dance collaboration with D.C.-based musician Mark Herbkersman, which Farley describes as "kind of like Postal Service with balls." New Models will have an EP out soon on Cincinnati-based Race Car Productions.

[Maboroshi]

almost that time. we will be heading out in about 45 minutes. :lighta:

[Maboroshi]

good times last night :rastanana: