So I've gotten a lot better at the producing thing, and though I haven't posted in a while, some people liked my stuff. My first track ever was released as part of a Troubador album, so I figured it made sense to come back here!

Anyways, you can listen to Poizen Jam - Spread over at Soundcloud, plus some new tracks:

Spread Album:
1. Monarken: I'm Fucked Up (Poizen Jam Remix)
2. Poizen Jam - Land of Monsters
3. Poizen Jam - Machine Men
4. Poizen Jam - House of Kong
5. Poizen Jam - Spread

And my latest track, a remix of LMFAO:

LMFAO - Sexy and I Know it (Poizen Jam Remix)

Enjoy!

Posted some newer stuff! I think you'll find it's much improved- I've since moved to using Ableton and learned a lot more about music theory. Check it out, let me know what you think.

2 new songs posted! One was released a month or so back, while the other is a recent release! You can check both out through my SoundCloud, MySpace, and Facebook!

Please follow/like/give critiques! I've been learning a lot lately, so newer songs should be much cleaner and mastered much better.

Good idea Matt! I'll change this into a song release topic for my future EP, as I release them one at a time.

Workin on my thesis now though. I'll overhaul the topic tomorrow.

Hey everyone. Following the release of the SaltW Troubadours: Brand Spankin' New! I've decided to attempt an EP. I'll be releasing the tracks here one at a time as they come out, and I welcome whatever critiques or comments you all have!

1.) POP.N.LCK.IT9 - http://soundcloud.com/poizenjam/pop-n-lck-it9 (Released on the SaltW Troubadours: Band Spankin' New! March 4, 2011)
2.) While You Sleep - http://soundcloud.com/poizenjam/pop-n-lck-it9 (Released March 20, 2011)
3.) Pixie - http://soundcloud.com/poizenjam/pixie (Released May 16, 2011)
4.) Jiggawatts - http://soundcloud.com/poizenjam/jiggawatts-original-mix (Released July 6, 2011)

Newer stuff:

5.) Something Heavy - http://soundcloud.com/poizenjam/something-heavy-1 (Released September 14, 2011)
6.) Nostalgia - http://soundcloud.com/poizenjam/nostalgia (Released September 18, 2011)
7.) The Reward is Something Heavy - Deadmau5 mash-up - http://soundcloud.com/poizenjam/nostalgia (Released September 20, 2011)
8.) Envy - http://soundcloud.com/poizenjam/envy-original-mix (Released October 16, 2011)


You can check me out through my SoundCloud, MySpace, Facebook, and Newgrounds!

Satellite & Untitled: I feel like these songs were made for each other. As if one is kind of the intro to some retro Genesis game and the other is a menu screen or splash screen from the game. That's not an insult, actually quite a good compliment. I wanted to hear more of each track, with a deeper progression and an even more filled out

Whores Father & Snow Me All Night Long: Dig these tracks. Like the slightly humourous edge to the latter. So far, these tracks have got a lot of listens from me and my girlfriend

Feel that Feel: Love this song, but feels slightly unpolished. I like the indy feel of the lyrics, but feel this song could benefit greatly from some post processing and some editing. On the verge of something  really catchy and great though.

Salty Fanfare: You need to test your music on more speakers, if at all possible. I love the song. That guitar riff is catchy as all hell. Also, I'm glad my suggestions for velocity and strum randomization panned out for you. However, the bass' low end is a little crazy. I can't play it in my car or on my computer without equalizing the bass down.

Blues Acapella: Like it. you've got some freestyling skill. Would love a low down bass guitar played o this. A pop screen would also have propped the quality of this song up an incredible amount.

POP.N.LCK.IT9: I'm my own worst critic. Song needed a much better build up before the last beat drop. A nice bit more variation too, could have made it better.

Hey everyone, I'm Poizen Jam.

I'm a very principled person, and Psychology is a true passion of mine. However, music is probably my biggest love. I've seen AC/DC, Rolling Stones, Alice Cooper, Megadeth, Slayer, Testament, Tool, MSTRKRFT, and Deadmau5 live, and desperately wish to see more and throw myself into the music culture. I grew up a metal head through high-school, and transitioned to listening to progressive rock and metal in early university, which inspired me to learn bass guitar.Recently, I have immersed myself in the world of electronic and club music- I put down my bass (temporarily) and picked up the computer and keyboard and have been loving it ever sense. I currently use FL Studio 9 for my creation, with intentions of learning Reason and Ableton Live to diversify my sound and broaden my skills. I hope to be a DJ/Producer someday, amateur or otherwise, producing anything from deep-house and trance to electro and dubstep.

I came here seeking a community conducive to my creative side for criticism and exposure. I see it's a large community and can't wait to see what it has to offer. I've already done some browsing and was impressed with the variety of creative endeavors on the site, and look forward to everything else offered.

That's all for my wall of text!

I'm said friend. This album finally gave me an excuse not to be a lazy ass. I actually finished one of my songs!