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Citizens and dopetastic denizens of dreamlike dimensions: I reappear amongst thou to signal the advent of yet more badassest, electronic, evil bleeping beats! Witness! The match has been struck. The flare is in the air. The gong resounds... warnings but available from vets of the last go-round! Puzzle pieces scattered here... http://www.deadlybuda.com/deadlybudaradio.m3u
Ok so here's yer standard yadayadayada autobio...I often hesitate to say, "I am Deadly Buda". One, because it sounds funny. The second, because I often feel as if it is a character that temporarily takes over my body so that it may be written about later...so... if you are still reading this let me tell you the story...
In 1983 I was 13 and heard the call of graffiti and Hip-Hop music. My experience with graffiti led me to become an internationally recognized artist featured in books, magazines, videos, festivals, art shows and uh… jail.
Using the name "Buda", I trail-blazed the “Monster Rock” letter style which has inspired much modern day graffiti. I painted with many old school graffiti masters such as Tracy 168, Phase 2, and Daze.Of course I went to high school during this time, but only to access the visual communications department in order to print T-shirts and stickers for my punk rock band Citizen Pain, which I was the singer of.
I dropped out of New York University because I got wrapped up in being a NYC club promoter (or “Club Kid”), and did a party at the RedZone as well as flyer design for MK and the World. In 1990 I received an NEA grant to do a major installation “Dawn of the Psychopaths” at Franklin Furnace in New York City. I had a few one person art shows, and I created a line of nationally distributed trading stickers called “Unstoppable Stickers” – featuring pictures of graffiti art on one side, and bios of the artists on the other.
A year later I became a rave promoter and DJ using the name Deadly Buda. I was known to be one of the hardest of the hardcore techno DJs. I played in many different cities in America and Europe. I opened “Turbo-Zen”, one of America’s first rave record shops and authored many articles published in several international publications, such as Alien Underground, Street Sounds and Under One Sky. Some of my artwork is featured on album covers for labels such as Industrial Strength Records and Praxis, as well as various rave flyers.
I produced records released by labels in the US, England, France, Holland and Germany. I started my own record label, Deadly Systems in 1996. I created all the label's artwork, and produced the music for the first two releases. In addition, I wrote much of, published and edited “The Deadly Type” - a newspaper dedicated to the underground rave scene. In 2000, URB magazine recognized me as one of the top 5 hardcore DJs and producers in America.
I wanted to create videos for my label’s music, so I became interested in 3D modeling and animation. I was fortunate to have a great teacher, Bob Anderson. He showed me the ins and outs of Lightwave 3D, a popular animation software, and after spinning at the “Together as One” New Years 2000 Rave at the Los Angeles Sports Arena, then moved to Los Angeles and transformed my domicile into a full service animation facility.
I conceived, modeled, animated and rendered material for 3 nationally syndicated television programs, (A Gospel Christmas, Latino-American Filmmakers and African-American Filmmakers), as well as arranging theme music and serving as associate producer.
I now focus my creative energies on an animated film project based on my experience as a rave disc jockey and graffiti artist - extrapolated and exaggerated into the future. Of course it is called Deadly Buda and aims to be the ultimate rave movie - a project about art, music, ego, identity and its relationship to society.
really had a blast on this mega radio show thanks to my dear guests Farrell Lowe and Dr. Meg and of course all the wonderful music from around the planet. Such a pleasure!
some music by:
Anne Dudley, Steffen Basho Junghans, Polly Scattergood, Sebadoh, Archie Bronson Outfit, Dan Auerbach, Bacao Band, The Dynamics, Eek a Mouse, Dubblestandart vs Ari Up, Cadence Weapon, Shrimp Boat, Yves Robert, Badi Assad, Michael Gregory, Louis Sclavis , Ornette Coleman, Mary Halvorson, John Lennon, Lay Low, S.M.O.V., Dan le Sac vs Scroobius Pip, Broken Family Band, Hockey, Wevie Stonder, Monty Python, This is the Kit, Ice-T....
Hey! What's happenin'? I want to personally invite you to listen to my new albums. If you like what you hear please consider purchasing a single, an album, or both. I'll see you on the dancefloor!
Bass Unity Meets System HardCore Tokyo Official After Party + BBQ + Live Broadcast Sunday May 17th, 2009 @ Dr. Freecloud's Record Shoppe!!! 18960 Brookhurst Fountain Valley, Ca. 92708 12noon-6pm All Ages Welcome
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