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My history in electronic music begins in the late 80's. It was somewhere in there when I started getting into synthesizer music. My big favourites back then were infamous artists like Jean-Michel Jarre, Vangelis and Kraftwerk. When the end of the century got closer, my interest in synthesizer based music had evolved to fulltime relationship with disco, rap and house music, Sandra, Erasure, Pet Shop Boys, S'Express, Technotronic, The KLF and Public Enemy some bigger ones to mention. At the same time I started producing my own tracks on my computer. In the early 90's I had grown much bigger love to hip hop and was listening to various artists among the synthesizer and sampler based music. I had already got plenty of European and British techno on tapes, 2 Unlimited, L.A. Style, Altern 8, U96 and Praga Khan, but it wasn't until the late 1991 when I first heard The Prodigy and I was totally sold. I think it hit me in the right spot with my interest in hip hop and techno combining both genres into one. I had became a complete techno fanatic. MTV had helped me a lot with its' program Party Zone which gave me lots and lots of great information and great artists not even talking about the musicvideos. For me it has been one of the most important medias on my way in the techno heaven. It brought me a huge variety of breakbeat hardcore, which by the style, still is one of the only music genres that can put a smile on my face. My first rave party was in the NYE 1992 where I heard Jam & Spoon's remix of Age Of Love among many other great trance and techno anthems. Not much after, I went to my second rave party and heard another important track, Aphex Twin's Polynomial-C that hit me like a lighting from the clear sky. I had now found my religion and everytime I went to a party, I was literally in trance. The following years went ahead by active raving, and where illegal warehouse parties acted important part. During these years my biggest two genres that I loved were German trance, basicly anything from Eye-Q and MFS and British IDM, mostly Warp and Rephlex Records. Then 1995 came and I had my first own live performance at one of the biggest local raves at the time. The rave scene was already transforming to something different though and my interest in going to those parties had started to decrease. 1996 was the final nail to the coffin because holding illegal parties became totally impossible in such a practically small city like mine after the scene had increased and gotten too popular. The new phase had begun but it wasn't for me. Luckily I had met a friend earlier who played me some jungle records and I had found something new, something fresh to look into. We started producing together and became one of the first drum and bass liveacts in Finland. I didn't attend rave parties after that unless we were playing there so the religion had let me down and I wasn't turning my head back. Rest of the 90's were active gigging and after drum and bass was going the same rounds and started to sound all the same, we put the end to our productions by releasing a downtempo track on a compilation. After millennium I have dedicated my life to downtempo and progressive psytrance, two styles that I feel strongly about again, both having something old and something new, but best of it all, fresh ideas. Nearly 3 years ago, when the breakbeat hardcore scene had started to move actively in the UK, I started producing new material with a friend of mine, having the old ideas in mind, but combining it with new elements. Up to this moment, we have released on many British labels and also put out two EP's on our own. I have found my love again. After waiting for nearly 2 years, the Unwind 2 cd compilation is finally out now, with two of my tracks. Still up today, I can feel happy that I was never affected by the commercialiness of the techno music. That's why I have so many good memories and I still love to listen anything from the artists whose music were there to change my life.

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I've been composing and arranging music with computers since 1989. After discovering techno and idm in the early 90's, I started to produce music with pseudonym 'Kuu'. I've had a few mp3 releases over the net during these years and one live performance back in 1995. This project has been in ice but I have been waking it up during the new millennium, so watch this space for new tracks.

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