Nebula 9
Colorado native and long-term trance producer Nebula Nine stepped out of his audio back seat driving position in 2000 with his first full-length. The album, LP Moodhop Vol. 1: Music to Have Sex To, marked his independence. He had helped produce popular techno cohorts, Orbital, Crystal Method, and Moby. His production, "Flutterby," for Sandra Collins debuted at number 11 on the U.K. dance charts. Jim Stout, Nebula's real name, started producing in the '90s, and became known among musicians for his production work but remained unknown in larger trance mus...[more]
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"From the depths of Texas emerges Nebula Nine (aka Jim Stout) with happy techno for the masses. Stout, who grew up surrounded by big cars, big hair, and country music seems an unlikely candidate for an electronic musician. Forget the past - Nebula Nine is all about making music for the future, considering Stout is now a resident of Colorado. This live CD is a picture-perfect dancefloor pleaser with all the techno horns, pretty vocals, build-ups and breakdowns in the right places. Obviously Stout is someone [ read more ]
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