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1 month ago | madronalabs.com | Dave Segal |Randy Jones

Ripping The Script: clipping.'s Jonathan Snipes Crossfades Between Film Composing And Hip-hop Innovationby Dave SegalAlong with RZA and DJ Muggs, Jonathan Snipes is the rare music producer who’s straddled the worlds of film composition and hip-hop. Unlike Robert Diggs and Lawrence Muggerud, though, Snipes began his musical career in soundtracks and sound design for theater.

Jan 16, 2025 | kompasiana.com | Randy Jones

During thisExam days, many students experience a mix of stress, anxiety, and pressure. In times like these, a little inspiration and motivation can go a long way. While studying is important, taking short breaks with uplifting or thought-provoking movies can help you relax, recharge, and boost your focus. Here are five movies that every student should watch before exam week to not only alleviate stress but also gain valuable lessons that can improve your exam performance. 1.

Oct 17, 2024 | madronalabs.com | Dave Segal |Randy Jones

Domenica Diavoleria: Forever Your Dark-Ambient Womanby Dave SegalOctober 17, 2024Domenica Diavoleria got a relatively late start producing electronic music, but the Olympia, Washington musician/DJ is making up for lost time with three excellent dark ambient albums and an EP this decade, plus a forthcoming live score to Neil Jordan's 1984 gothic horror film, The Company Of Wolves.

Jan 8, 2024 | metso.com | Randy Jones

In 2022, Heidelberg Materials – formerly known as Lehigh Hanson – identified a crucial challenge with their operation. Alarmingly high recirculating loads were compromising the efficiency at Harding Street Quarry, resulting in the production of suboptimal materials. Faced with this obstacle, the quarry crew took charge and turned to Metso and our distributor, Process Machinery Inc. (PMI), demonstrating their commitment to enhancing efficiency and overcoming challenges head-on.

Aug 21, 2023 | madronalabs.com | Dave Segal |Randy Jones

Dream Weaver: The Otherworldly Music Of Seattle Producer enerephby Dave SegalAmid the dozens of oblivious customers playing pinball and pool at Seattle's 4Bs Tavern on a Tuesday night in July, something extraordinary and unexpected was happening. Enereph (31-year-old electronic musician and Patchwerks employee Connie Fu) was flaunting sound design as complex and unconventional as '90s-era Photek. Her merciless, unpredictable beats flitted and pummeled with scientific rigor.