Bryan Jones

My new single w/ @andthedropout just came out now open.spotify.com/album/5ffBk…

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Updated my playlist on Spotify today @BasuraBoyzMusic @jafunkofficial @richardearnshaw @DariusSyrossian @harvysutherland @BostonBunhead @ODD_MOB @mph_uk @disclosure @RossCouchMusic @iamlouislaroche @sebbjunior @FrancMoody @MoonBootsMusic @PatLokMusic : open.spotify.com/playlist/2j…

Summer jam for your 4th of July parties w/ @andthedropout

Nostalgic summer vibes coming at you with the first single from our upcoming album. Out on all streaming platforms now @andthedropout

My first single from the new album with @andthedropout is out today. Spent the last year working on these tunes, feels good to get it out. Full vocal with backup harmonies and instrumentation. Summer vibes on this one.

I’m working on a concept album with my friend @andthedropout who sings and plays saxophone & guitar. It has a lot of house music on it, but not all house. I’ve been able to experiment with many sounds I haven’t tried before. Really excited and having a fun time making it.

Leave a voicemail I can use for a new album at 313-403-3972 please

Commit and consolidate. Don't be a pussy about it. You can always open the old project again if something is messed up.

I want to hear "wise, old man rap" when rappers are like 50-60 and have a life's worth of vocabulary, song ideas, and rhythms to play with. Would imagine it would have more chill, mature beats and subject matter. Nas latest album made me think about this.

Bums me out that Daft Punk got in the studio with Nile Rodgers and Pharrell Williams and came out with "Get Lucky". Well made song, but imagine if they did it earlier in their careers and made music somewhere between "Good Times" & "Around The World".

Producers, you gotta make friends in every time zone so you can get track feedback at any time of day.

When finishing a song, try mixing each group really well and saturating it, then export to a new project. You'll have less channels, fx, automation to remember and the saturation should make your groups more cohesive and boost harmonics that fill out the mix.

You all must be stoked that you have like 25 new Skrillex songs to ruin and put on your SoundCloud.

I've been watching tons of music documentaries & interviews. The people most interesting to me: Nile Rodgers Teddy Riley Rick Rubin Quincy Jones Michael Jackson Prince Patrice Rushen Brian Wilson Jimmy Jam/Terry Lewis Max Martin Jimmy Iovine Stevie Wonder Rod Temperton

I want to upload Rick Rubin’s book and transcripts of all his interviews to train an AI so I have a Rick Rubin to talk to about my projects and just chat in general.

Is there anybody more legendary in the last 100 years of music than Quincy Jones? Rewatching his Netflix documentary, he's so dope.