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Her Bad Habit

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  • Genre: Electro / Funk / House

    Location New York, US

    Profile Views: 47720

    Last Login: 11/14/2009

    Member Since 7/21/2007

    Website www.citinite.com

    Record Label Citinite

    Type of Label Major

  • Bio

    ............ .. .. .. ......       ...... .. DIGITAL DOWNLOADS available from BLEEP and ZERO-INCH .. ...... .. .."I Don't Know (What You're Doing To Me)".. .. ..5-trax of electric funk from Jimmy Edgar... Out now on vinyl and mp3... Check ....citinite.com.... for details... .. ...... .. Remixes coming soon...
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  • Influences

    A lot of my inspiration comes from interaction. I recently moved to NYC because I needed a change, I spent my whole 23 years in Detroit. Since I traveled so much I didn't have the outburst I did until I spent so long working on my Jimmy Edgar album that I just finished.  Detroit is what it is, and inspiring it is. Life in Detroit is different; hard. Now that I am in NYC I feel less powerful and in control, which in turn fuels me to sleep even less and work twice as efficiently. Detroit is in my veins, which is enough; I don't need to go back. It's a dead city with a history, nothing is left for me at this time. When I'm not inspired by city interaction I am disrupting relationships in my life to create inspiring drama, I drive the people I love up the walls constantly. .. I don't claim to be an artist, I just like to keep busy expressing myself because I'm hardly articulate with words on the spot, I'm rather shy. Everything comes natural or else I say fuck it. I don't prefer to push things unless I see a futuristic potential in them. I've just been doing music for a long time, so it's rather tainted in a lot of ways. Sometimes I feel too ahead of my time, other times I'm completely stuck in the past. Photography is a passion of mine, but my reasons change frequently. It's so adaptable; I love making people look beautiful and creating the mood, yet I also love the moments where you can catch an emotion by simply setting up a reality for those emotions to take place. Photography can be about personal relationships too and displaying them in unique arrays. .. Right now I'm really into fashion illustrators. David Downton is a favorite. Fashion photographers also give me a lot of inspiration. Fritz Kok, Miles Aldridge, Bruno Dayan, Steven Klein, Jamie Nelson. As far as music, I've tried to remove myself from any musical inspiration; not because I fear being inspired by it, but because nothing at the moment is making my body vibrate. I always have my music on shuffle, it's pretty extensive but largely R&B, Jazz, House and Funk.
  • Sounds Like

    My music is for girls and boys. I think most music is either girl or boy; Aphex Twin told me about that with 'Girl/Boy Song'. Though what I do is completely different. I like to make people feel masculine and cool, while feeling sexy and sensual; this is my male/female balance. Sex is a vital inspiration for me a lot of times because I am constantly sexually frustrated. I realize the potential of sexual energy.  .. I worked with a well known musician on the Her Bad Habit project, though we aren't on good terms so I won't mention the name. His girlfriend insisted on being part of the project and watching it unfold as we worked together. She became sort of a muse within the studio as there seemed to be quite a bit of tension between us all. It turns out she had alternate intentions. I found myself in some pretty awkward situations, to say the least. We ended up parting our seperate ways and I finished the tracks in raw format. Her Bad Habit was named after her and her style.

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  • Jazmin Filgueira

    thx ♥
    have a nice sunday

    3 years ago
  • Marlene Murray

    I'd love to be friends with you.

    3 years ago
  • bittedeluxe

    One more time !
    Something new from the bOt.
    The song is called word !
    pretty and simple 80s elektro kinda.

    Hope you..l like it.

    Hugs from the bOt

    3 years ago
  • citinite

    Jimmy in the house!



    advance tickets now on sale at Bleep: http://bleep.com/index.php?page=stock_details&releaseid=220

    facebook event page: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=145730853458



    3 years ago
  • GOLDEN PARKING

    HI!

    THANKS, AND ENJOY!

    PEACE.

    GP SOUND!!!

    3 years ago
  • miQue

    999!

    3 years ago
  • MASTER FLASHHH aka Will…

    thanks great music here!
    +++

    3 years ago
  • nitefreq

    Jimmy!!!



    3 years ago
  • citinite

    Hi, hope all's good.

    Just wanted to spread the word about the new single from Sweat.X, "I'm That Alley".
    It also features a track from their live show called "The Knife", plus a killer remix by Mike Slott.

    citinite.com has all the links.

    cheers :)

    3 years ago
  • MIKEY DYNAMIC

    YOooOOo

    I'm sOOoo bIzzY aS I"M SuRE u r AS wELL!~!~

    BuT i WaNTED u TO kNOW...i hAVENT fORGOT YOU aND WaNT nUTHING FrM u....
    jUsT pUSHiNG BleSsiNgs & pOsiTive EnERgEEz=ToWards YoU.. ur woRld, uR DReAMS, STrUggLES and life IN GeNERAL. from mY heart to Urs!~

    GODS lOVE aLWAYS....

    hOPE tO KEEP THE CONNECTION :)



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DIGITAL DOWNLOADS available from BLEEP and ZERO-INCH

"I Don't Know (What You're Doing To Me)"

5-trax of electric funk from Jimmy Edgar.
Out now on vinyl and mp3.
Check citinite.com for details.

Remixes coming soon...

Member Since:

July 21, 2007

Members:

Influences:

A lot of my inspiration comes from interaction. I recently moved to NYC because I needed a change, I spent my whole 23 years in Detroit. Since I traveled so much I didn't have the outburst I did until I spent so long working on my Jimmy Edgar album that I just finished.  Detroit is what it is, and inspiring it is. Life in Detroit is different; hard. Now that I am in NYC I feel less powerful and in control, which in turn fuels me to sleep even less and work twice as efficiently. Detroit is in my veins, which is enough; I don't need to go back. It's a dead city with a history, nothing is left for me at this time. When I'm not inspired by city interaction I am disrupting relationships in my life to create inspiring drama, I drive the people I love up the walls constantly.

I don't claim to be an artist, I just like to keep busy expressing myself because I'm hardly articulate with words on the spot, I'm rather shy. Everything comes natural or else I say fuck it. I don't prefer to push things unless I see a futuristic potential in them. I've just been doing music for a long time, so it's rather tainted in a lot of ways. Sometimes I feel too ahead of my time, other times I'm completely stuck in the past. Photography is a passion of mine, but my reasons change frequently. It's so adaptable; I love making people look beautiful and creating the mood, yet I also love the moments where you can catch an emotion by simply setting up a reality for those emotions to take place. Photography can be about personal relationships too and displaying them in unique arrays.

Right now I'm really into fashion illustrators. David Downton is a favorite. Fashion photographers also give me a lot of inspiration. Fritz Kok, Miles Aldridge, Bruno Dayan, Steven Klein, Jamie Nelson. As far as music, I've tried to remove myself from any musical inspiration; not because I fear being inspired by it, but because nothing at the moment is making my body vibrate. I always have my music on shuffle, it's pretty extensive but largely R&B, Jazz, House and Funk.

Sounds Like:

My music is for girls and boys. I think most music is either girl or boy; Aphex Twin told me about that with 'Girl/Boy Song'. Though what I do is completely different. I like to make people feel masculine and cool, while feeling sexy and sensual; this is my male/female balance. Sex is a vital inspiration for me a lot of times because I am constantly sexually frustrated. I realize the potential of sexual energy. 

I worked with a well known musician on the Her Bad Habit project, though we aren't on good terms so I won't mention the name. His girlfriend insisted on being part of the project and watching it unfold as we worked together. She became sort of a muse within the studio as there seemed to be quite a bit of tension between us all. It turns out she had alternate intentions. I found myself in some pretty awkward situations, to say the least. We ended up parting our seperate ways and I finished the tracks in raw format. Her Bad Habit was named after her and her style.

Record Label:

Citinite

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