| Sunday Night At The Movies
(S.N.A.T.M) Dan has produced a number of pieces for the weekly FBi Radio show: 'Sunday Night At The Movies'. These are hour long 'sound-collage' type pieces. These pieces have proved highly popular and are regularly replayed on the 'Best of S.N.A.T.M' shows.
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| Ju Ju Space Jazz Founding member and principal producer. Ju Ju Space Jazz, an electronic music 'band', released three albums on UK and German record labels, numerous 12 inches and compilation tracks, and toured Australia, Europe, Japan, Hong Kong and NZ. Live performances were highly focused on the 'live' aspect and incorporated traditional jazz instruments as well as developing highly responsive and flexible sampler/sequencer and keyboard systems designed to be used in a highly improvisational, performance based act. These systems were constantly being tweaked and refined as electronic performance technology developed. |
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| Dirty Slut A solo 'Hard Techno' project. Much emphasis was placed on the live performance component of this act, which generally included six indentically dressed 'dirty girls' in hot pants and PVC who escorted Dan (in full costume) out of the limousine and onto stage and who also wore radio transmitting Spy Cameras. The feeds from these cameras were live vision mixed along with pre-recorded footage onto giant screens behind the stage and showed action footage of the 'dirty girls' running amok through the crowd, getting people to undress and generally abusing all and sundry whilst Dan pounded out slamming techno and booty beats from on stage. The Dirty Slut motorcade also consisted of two 'Dirty Girls' on matching black Honda motorcycles preceding the Limousine and, where the venue allowed, drove their motorbikes into the venue and onto the dancefloor preceding Dan's entry clutching champagne bottle and riding crop. A fun project. |
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| Syncopath Collaborative project with Adam Middlin, resulting in a number of unreleased gems that were widely distributed on the 'DAT-DJ' circuit of the late 1990s and proved underground club hits on the American West Coast in particular. Only two tracks were actually released, on the now (sadly) defunct Australian label 'Edgecore Records'. |
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| 1996 - 2000 Coy Productions and
Spin Studios Founded own company and worked freelance as producer, editor and composer. Highlights included working with, and producing music for, such artists as: Stiff Gins, Renee Geyer, Organarchy Sound Systems, Rob Hurst, One Extra Theatre Company, 2SER, MetaBass and Breath. Other highlights were: sound design for Tom Stoppard's 'Arcadia' at the Sydney Opera House, and sound design and composition for the Edinborough Festival production of Macbeth, Preshrunk, Penny Flanagan, Renee Geyer, Telstra, Reclaim the Streets, Australian Chamber Orchestra, Max Lambert, Pat Powell and Slim Dusty. |
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