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| My real name, Eddie Howell, and the one behind all the music on Yu Wonder. I hate classing myself under a certain genre, because things always change, but the general musical aura is atmospheric, energetic, and aimed towards the night club environment. The following 'artists' are in fact mere aliases of myself, used for expanding Yu Wonder's coverage & range of musical styles. |
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| Yu Wonder's first hard dance outfit, Bangers Delight deliver tough beats, choppy rhythms & dirty bass lines. The first appearance was while remixing 'What Do You Think', back in 2006, and are set to do more underground mayhem in the years to come. |
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| Not quite as spiritual as the name suggests, but often angelic all the same. Fred Almighty is a hard trance act, with its soaring melodies, chunky bass lines & hard nosed grooves - may it be a heavenly experience for us all.
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| J.A.R.K started in April 2007 as a tech trance outfit, and show no signs of leaving! The first single, 'What To Do', was reworked by Steven Candy, helping convey the synthetic, quirky and underground sound that JARK is about. |
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| John is a progressive alter ego of mine, used during the deeper & dare I say it, more relaxed points in my life (not very often then!). 'The Second Day' was released in 2006, helping expand the range of Yu Wonder's music catalogue. |
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| Definitely a heavily used alias for me. Steven creates energetic club trance, constantly tied between the underground & commercial music arenas. A few remixes came first, but he's still more than worthy of outputting his own original productions.
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| Responsible for Yu Wonder's first ever production (Say Hello to Sally), this was more like a one-release-wonder than anything substantial. The alias is unlikely to be used again, but was a good snapshot of where I was at that point in time.
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| Another way of saying Opus Adventure is Musical Journey. Evolving trancey sounds are the norm, generally with a hard edge to them. 'Call To Me' was received well by the masses, but the alias probably won't be used as much as the others (worth keeping an eye on though). |
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| This one's just for mellow trance - tinkly bells, floating pads & all the rest. They collaborated with The Opus Adventure to create 'Beautiful Stranger' back in 2007, but are likely to make a rarer appearance than other YW artists. |
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