This week on Radio, we're featuring the electronic stylings of Ontario's Renard. He works under an array of pseudonyms, a different one for each variety of electronic music he produces (drum n bass, hardcore, dubstep, raggacore, etc), and he says his biggest influence is the mid-to-late 90s rave scene. He publishes all his works under his own label, lapfox trax (www.lapfoxtrax.com, formerly vulpvibe records), and is responsible for a few "internet sensation" songs, including the tracks John Freeman (and its associated 2009 remix), and Coward Killing Time.
"Laugh at Life", and "How I Love," are fast-paced tracks that have a mix of hardcore and lighter elements. "Settle down, mate" features a driving beat throughout with a small plateau in the middle. And finally, the aptly titled "Play this in Audiosurf" is a bunch of garbage-can-bangin noise my parents would tell me to turn down--but it's a shockingly fun ride!
Thanks to uber-player Pyritie for pointing us to Renard.
Lebeth