I study SEP ( Sound Engineering and Production) at university since i knew it would be financially mre stable and it would help me produce my own work to a higher quality.
Later on came guitarists like Syn and Petrucci and that got me to where I am today, some dude floating around the ether with a guitar style resembling that of Zakk Wylde playing prog after doing lines with Ozzy.Īnd finally, the mix engineer shit. Most of my inspiration for years came from Zakk Wylde and blues rock with a metric fuck ton of it still featured in my playing. I started playing guitar at age 9 when lesson flyers came through my school and I was like "Fuck yeah I'm getting all the chicks with this, music's cool too" (chicks dont dig diminished sweeps and I learned that very quickly).
Parents not so much, I don't think listening to Steven Tyler talking about shagging in an elevator was in the best taste for a 6 year old. I was and still am a HUGE themepark enthusiast and Disney played a huge part in that so you can imagine when I heard there was a ride about a band I was all over it. It wasn't really until 2008 when I started really listening to music. Needless to say I listened to that on repeat and i mean REPEAT that shit was damn good. Im from the land of drinking tea, being fucking miserable about everything and worshipping Sabbath, RULE BRITANNIA! I started getting into music massively from an old cassette of yellow submarine that my mum used to have with the vocals in one ear and the entire rest of the mix in the other. My name is Dan (Slim Shady is my name after a bank accounts worth of Jack D has gone down the hatch and i'm rambling the lyrics to Without Me in a drunken slur) and I am a guitarist and rec/mixing engineer with a bit of songwriting work on the side too. If you dont know me, first of all, you are lucky, believe me there are people I have met just begging to be in your shoes. Ive been here for a while but who doesn't love to ramble. ''The Real Slim Shady,' the first single from the album, is a modest step to the mainstreama fresh and funny, almost PG-rated swipe at everything from the Grammy Awards to shallow teen pop.' IGN cited: 'The album's obligatory 'pop' number is exposed on 'The Real Slim Shady,' which chugs and lurches along to a boinging electro funk beat. Whats up dudes, thought I would hop over here since I thought I would give some background on myself.
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