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12.28.2009 Posted live mix for em411 at thier site (note, as a labor of love all tracks are produced and distributed for free. If you do sell this music in any form, you are ruining the entire concept of what it means to produce and distribute free music. Please do not sell these tracks. Enjoy them for free and share them for free. Thats how it should be.
12.06.2009 Full Yummykind track posting of new release titled: Points To Broken Link posted here at yummykind.com. You can now download all tracks as a zip file comtaining art and track order listing.
11.14.2009 I have completed a full length set of tracks to be released as soon as I determine where I should release them. I am very pleased with the outcome of these tracks and cant wait to share them with you. I plan on posting all 9 tracks here as well as wherever I can including Virb and em411. Stay tuned for more music!
Yummykind Music is Chris Cassil (Yummykind, Inoyun) who began pursuing the creation of electronic music in 2000. Since this time the music created has changed styles, progressed and reverted in order to express multiple avenues of electronic music. I believe that the creation of the musical work is the greatest reward an artist can achieve and in doing so, becomes not always what the masses want to hear just in order to sell more tracks. You are hereby encouraged to download all the tracks on this site, just keep in mind the artists' work.
A sample of a mic'd RooR was used in the production of the Yummykind track: 'Save as Type" with Coded Language of whom I colaborated with for a peroid of time. The Roor was mic'd from 5 different angles and the sound processed in Acid Pro in the Coded Language Studio.
Inoyun uses Ableton Live, Soundforge, T-Racks Mastering and a host of audio plugins.
Yummykind Music incorporates samples (live and recorded), organic noises, abstract and fractured melodies. The reason behind why this music is created has everything to do with passion for music and nothing to do with anything else. Music creation is definitely a labor of love for me.
Other than that, it's all too many words.