Remixing The Creative Arts
About team9
From 2001 through to 2010 team9 were a musical collective that bent, remixed and mashed music. They were regular features on leading musical blog Stereogum, were a part of the infamous Green Day mashup album that led to a huge protest day and had their own original music featured on international TV shows. Not to mention scoring tracks on Ministry of Sound compilations and global radio shows.
Since 2010 the team behind the 9 have moved into other creative fields, remixing old images, building creative ad campaigns and developing websites.
Who Are We?
We are a team of passionate Musicians and producers that found a hole in the music space that we could fit, a resource for everything related to Music – by the musicians, for the aspiring to be musicians.
We are trying to be as broad as possible. If you are just starting out, then finding the best beginners kit and downloading some sample packs is your first to-do. However, when you’ve started to get some experience you might want to up the gear, or want to up your performance with extravagant lights.
No matter what stage you are in your Music career, we got your back. We have crafted in-depth buyer guides on a wide range of Music equipment. The information provided in these buyer guides is a combination of our experience while working with those devices + comprehensive research online.
We also list the top equipment available in all our buying guides. The aim is to provide you with actionable input so that you end up spending your money on the best music equipment. Because we know that the decisions that you take at the beginning of your DJing career will either make or break you. We also have a blog section, wherein we cover all the tips to help you become a successful musician.
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Other Creative Ventures
team9 regularly moonlighted under other names to make music. Larry Swagman, Ruff Muff, The High Speed Dubbers and Please Please, were a handful of other supporting music ventures.
After finishing team9 the team morphed into The Found Sound Orchestra. Heavily inspired by The Avalanches, The Found Sound Orchestra borrowed samples from the long forgotten music of yesteryear and reproduced it using synths and drum machines.
Kneel Mason continued making music for Australian TV series and radio mix sets for Ministry of Sound, XFM, Triple J and FBI Radio in the US. Even picking up a few tracks on global Ministry of Sound compilations.
After a brief break, the team have put the right side of their brain together with a new creative project. Start Digital is expanding into broader visual territories by applying the same ethos to image creation as it did in the days of team9 and The Found Sound Orchestra. Watch this space for more.
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