MY NAME IS: “SOUND PHACTORY”

I like to listen a lot of music, of many styles. At a certain moment, I had a strong feeling that this may not be yet enough. Driven by passion, about ten years ago I started a step-by-step approach to mix and make my own soundtracks. Here and now, I admit that my desire may have been fueled by some fancy DAW softwares I used to play around with, but that I do not know for sure.

So far I have not made music for the living, it was just one of my hobbies. But this year, due to the expanded spare time caused by the crazy little thing called SARS-COV-2, I decided to start publishing some of my work, with the purpose of turning into reality one of the projects I am thinking about for a while.

First step was to publish the soundtracks which are part of the project. You will find more about this on THE NETWORK PROTOCOL page, or here, below.

The next logical step was to create this website. I build it myself, because this takes me close to another hobby I have, about computers and Internet. Now, since I have it, I will use this space to let you know about the things I already did, about what I am currently doing and glimpses about my future musical projects.

So, if you like a different type of music you usually have to listen on commercial radios, don’t forget to stop by here.

And, if you like my soundtracks, you can buy it and listen wherever you might be: on your home, at work, on your mountain cottage, or lazying on your beach-house.

Or you can take it with you wherever you will go: driving in your car, walking on the street, running in the park, sailing your boat, getting laid on the beach, or while playing golf in a resort.

Because this is my site, I could also raise the stake: you could listen it in the cinema, while watching a slick movie about a cult fight. This would be the fight of a white-hat against his opposite’s black-hat, in order to regain the multi-billion system’s sudo control over. Or, as an ultimate arrogance, I wish you to have the chance to listen it, plain and simple, loud and clear, in the concert hall..