Earl Dixon
(Born 10 Jul '80, Salt Lake City, Utah)
Collaboration Credits:
Whispers is co-written with Matthew Gilcrease.
Donations for Audesi:
Influences
Depeche Mode
New Order
BT
Junkie XL
The Cure
Imogen Heap
Sigur Ros
Karsh Kale
Uberzone
VAST
Hot Chip
Doves
Prefuse 73
Kate Havnevik
God Lives Underwater
LCD Soundsystem
Nine Inch Nails
Kraftwerk
Zeromancer
Polaroid Kiss
The Crystal Method
Celldweller
Placebo
Pink Floyd
A Perfect Circle
Ulrich Schnauss
Audesi's remixes of Celldweller's 'Own Little World' and lvl's 'Home' appear courtesy of FIXT Music. 'The Rise and Descent' appears courtesy of Position Music All other tracks appear courtesy of Octava Records
Audesi is the moniker of multi-instrumentalist/producer Earl Dixon who began recording in a small bedroom studio in 1991, at the age of 11. Through the years he has been signed to various labels and undertaken a wide array of electronic styles, from techno-bass, trip-hop, ambient, breakbeat to electro clash. He was the founding member of the techno-bass, later acid-breakbeat group the Underground Bass Masters.
Audesi is in the works of producing electro-pop artists Polaroid Kiss and electro-trance artist Xavier Orengo. He is collaborating with artists such as Kelli Ali of the Sneaker Pimps. He has done remixes for artists such as Celldweller & lvl. Currently he is recording an album planned for release in 2008 through Octava Records and working on music for film/tv/game licensing.
Audesi is available for remix work, if you're interested, please contact Octava Records at +1(801)703-6107 for price quotes.
Discography
Breathing (Single) 2007 [Digital Download] Includes an instrumental version and b-side 'Rouse' for $2.49.
Celldweller - Own Little World (Audesi Remix) 2007
[iTunes][Amazon]
Other Projects (Producer):
Position Music Production Music Series Volume 32 (Electronic) 2007
Features 21 high energy tracks for film/tv/game licensing from Audesi, Remorse Code, As Ember, Sebastian R. Komor, Deprogrammed, Aural Influx, Glitchmachine, Benni Knop and Kearley.
Features the orchestral action track 'The Rise and Descent' by Audesi.
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