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The Bakka Baou Project
Released: 2000
Production Duration: 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000 Genre Influence: Electronica, Trance, Dance, Acid, Techno, Melodic, Funky, Breaks Album Length: 79.46 minutes No# of Tracks: 20 Additional info: Most tracks are TONO registered Tracklist (Click on title to download in Stereo, 44.1KHz, 192kbps quality)
Album information
The idea for the name Bakka Baou came from myself. It was the words I told to friends, when I was trying to explain to them how the acid Roland TB-303 bassline sounded like! Since the album is quite influenced by the 303-style, it was clear that the name had to be The Bakka Baou Project. The acid sound! Bakka-Bakka-Baou-Biou-Baou! The album is a mix between using just samples and software to a slight crossover to physical instruments. The album contains extended versions for some of the tracks, including a special Lo-Fi section with additional bonus tracks. The Lo-Fi section contains a few earlier tracks I did, and the bonus section contains tracks that never made it to the final and full version, but was anyway included on this album. Commercial Coverage
During 1998 and 1999 I shipped around demos of The Bakka Baou Project album to some record companies (with no luck of course). So I tried a Norwegian Radio DJ Show called "Stift" with Einar Klomsten that ran for 1-2 years on Norway's biggest commercial radio channel NRKP3. The tracks were also played during later occasions on the same radio channel. Here is a proof html of my very first demo ever aired commercially. :) < To celebrate the 10 year awesome anniversary of such an event, here they are :-) PS! It's actually more than "15 minutes of fame" - 19 minutes actually, so I guess "In 15 minutes everybody will be famous" could be a reality for me as I have stepped over the threshold, whohoo! "Acidmated Evvival!" - Radio premiere 14 September 1998 "No Place To Run" - Radio premiere 2 October 1998 "It Makes No Sense" - Radio premiere 27 November 1998 "Find Some Life" - Radio premiere 19 March 1999 Album Artwork
   Initial Artwork
Below are some first sketches for the first cover designed for this album before 2003, in which I called myself Demonoid Productions (!DmD!)   |
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