FortDax : archival 2001- 2006 : part 2

bbc radio 1 session (the john peel show, 2004)

a beverley mythic

for chouchou debussy

horizon seven-seven

wolfcub

all of the above were mastered VERY badly. overly bassy. the JPS, aside from a means of meeting the great man himself, was a way of air-testing things which would eventually appear on ‘divers’ – hence ‘wolf’ and ‘a.b.m.’ are work-in-progress mixes, not so far removed from the final versions. i eventually sat in on the broadcast. if anyone wants to hear the on-air dialogue between myself and john (or indeed the interview for ‘mixing it’ in 2006) please contact me directly.



remixes

(as yet untitled) - piano magic remix
– a previously unreleased remix dating from 2003. this was my ‘fee’, if you like, for having remixed their own ‘certainty’.

(as yet untitled) - simon goodwin remix – perhaps take a look at this if you fancy further explanation.

piano magic - certainty (FortDax remix) – taken from the promo-only 4ad 12” ‘writers remixed’ (magic 1) (2002)

(nathan fake - you are here (FortDax remix) – now available in this download bundle! (2006).



witch hazel tales (earworm records 3-way split cd (worm 76) october 2001)

w.h. coder

solfege
– very difficult to listen to now. the vocal IS mine.

the cloudy sixth

vertical wall of light at the edge of the world

a minute for upward mobility

these are the earliest FortDax recordings that i’m willing to share. all of this was built on a 4-track portastudio in the bedroom of an old house in coventry.



xmas van 84 (static caravan xmas cd single (van 84) december 2005)

horizon seven-seven – took less time than anything else i’ve ever done. does it show?

a beverley mythic (2004 version) – a softer version without the irish whistle that geoff hated. closer to the peel session version than the ‘divers’ version.

this release was originally intended to have been a 7” vinyl single in 2004. sadly, a minor curse (subsequently revoked) meant that we weren’t able to do things in the manner we intended, although promo white-label copies DO exist. further bad karma befell us when we actually lost a clutch of these records somewhere in the labyrinth of the british postal system. if you have one, please get in touch. if you ever try and put it on ebay...we’ll be forced to invoke the dark powers who caused all the damned problems in the first place...



download FortDax : archival 2001-2006 : part 2 here

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