A remix of “Jazztalk” by wehkah, which has a great jazz / hip hop tip.
More from the artist…
A remix of “Jazztalk” by wehkah, which has a great jazz / hip hop tip.
More from the artist…
A cover of “The Park”, originally by Feist. This has a lovely folk-pop and singer/songwriter vibe to it, with a lovely “human” use of Eco. More:
An interesting track with loose jazz stylings, good free use of Eco on this one.
Inside-out music (for Bang-On competition of BFD) by danielkruglov
We love this entry from Israel, great use of drums and a really intriguing mix of influences and genres here!
BFD Eco Blog Demo 2 by Seattle Underground
A great hendrix vibe to this funky rock tune, produced by Ashley from Seattle Underground, based in the UK. Ashley gets an extra prize for posting 2 bits of media, here is his video describing how he used BFD Eco on this track:
Here’s more text from Ashley himself, with more info:
Nice rock vibes on this poignant song from Roedy, a performer, teacher, and recording engineer from Midlothian in the US.
Better Days (BFD Drums) by waynegidden
This guy has one of the sweetest soul voices we’ve heard, a great track with tasteful drums and production to boot.
Another entry from Mully, involving some canine action - this is not mandatory for the competition btw!
A nice demo of BFD Eco in action, we will always look more favourably on such nicely edited videos! Good mix of instruments here too.
A Right 2 B Wrong by noisyneil
A work in progress song by artist and producer Neil Thomas, which in addition to using BFD Eco very effectively, also uses Strobe from DCAM synth squad. There’s a lot of detail on the soundcloud page, here’s some highlights:
A lovely slice of 80s synth pie mixed in with an intricate BFD Eco groove. So who can tell us the time signature here?! More from the man himself…
BFD Crash Bang by Locksmith Drum & Bass
This one is a tasty groove from Drum & Bass producer Locksmith.
Big Furry Dog’s English Chainsaw Opera by DannyValentine
An intriguingly quirky dub track from songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Danny Valentine. Nice one, prize on its way!
In his words: