Hypothesis by Dj Begga
Back in 2001 i had this itch that i wanted to have a music making program for my 13th birthday and i chose Techno eJay as my daw (Digital audio workstation). Dj Begga was the very first alias i chose and i ended up making music with a slow Windows 98 pc i got back in '98. Furthermore i got Dance eJay and Dance eJay 2 and i even managed to merge all the files to Techno eJay without changing daws all the time and even created my own silly loops and audio files with mic recordings and Techno eJay's own synth maker. It could even manipulate basic samples if you dragged a sample file to the system's sample making program!
My eJay "career" went on for a while until in '02 or '03 i wanted to move to FL Studio and create my very own music. The eJay daws were also extremely limited daws when you compare them to other ones, even back then.
During those short years i made 4 albums and even created the album art (One can say i wasn't the best digital artist back then, heh heh). Unfortunately these old eJay daws don't seem to work without using some sort of a Windows emulator but fortunately i was wise enough to get a cd burner and burn the wav files to cd-r discs so i could archive them for future purposes. Years later i dug up all the discs and ripped them to my computer. Instant nostalgia overload.
"Hypothesis" is the fourth and the final album i made in 2002. At the time i was very proud of this album because i had taken a lot of time to give it all and show all my self-learned tips and tricks. The tracks includes lots of self-made synth loops and imported samples / drum loops, although eJay isn't good at fitting samples into specific tempo and thus it can easily become polyrhythmic mess, like in "Streeky Line" and "At Melipotol's". The album was meant to have 15 tracks in total but i had to make some disappointed yet drastic decisions when i realised that during the cd burning process the space was all used and i didn't want to split the album into two cds (which in hindsight would have been a better idea). This is why the last track "Gone With da Wind" ends unexpectedly (What an ill-fated track name as well when you really think about it). Also, the the last tracks are not exported to anywhere and i believe the original eJay files may be gone... However, nowadays i think that the sudden stop works somewhat nicely. Kind of like it is meant to stop and move to another DAW.
Well, i hope you enjoyed these eJay albums of mine i created.
Oh, yeah. That's my 14 year old version shouting in the mic on "Tech Nick". :D
Tracklist
| 1. | One Or More | 6:48 |
| 2. | Tech Nick | 7:45 |
| 3. | Yes, We Have the Sessions | 5:18 |
| 4. | Threefold 5D | 10:09 |
| 5. | Trip to the Drum n´ Base Land | 8:09 |
| 6. | Exxolashchineoz | 5:07 |
| 7. | Streeky Line | 6:17 |
| 8. | Base-space-wob-pop | 5:39 |
| 9. | At Melipotol's | 7:14 |
| 10. | Quote Before Dancing (Fuck You Bitch) | 6:05 |
| 11. | Re-pexholatium | 5:00 |
| 12. | Gone With da Wind | 6:16 |
Credits
License
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Finnish vaporwave / 70's-90's aesthetics music project founded July 2014.
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