crucethus

FYI: Automaton https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rmlmOk4ubcU
is one of my fav tunes, thanks for stopping by

Thanks Mate, Opinion given on your new track, I appreciate the Fav

Those Cherry Blossoms make an excellent tea. for a year I was receiving Sakuroco boxes from Japan. I enjoyed the offerings this time of year, everything was Sakura (even the candy)
I work in M365, Don't believe all the scaremongering hype about AI. It's not that good yet and it's certainly not going to take over society. But it will change some processes that we do by automating them.

I am sad to say that I do not know of Max Durante, but I have been missing out ehh? thanks for the new artist to explore. I used to love the Techno coming out of Tresor back in the day and that does sneak in as an influence.
Warm Regards

Thanks, Mate. I worked on this 3 months ago and hated my mix. I just went back at it the other night and had a better clarity of how to mix it and I agree with you it works on speaker and headphones, so I am glad you like it.

Cherry Blossoms? I just heard they are starting to bloom in Japan right now, are you in Tokyo?

As always, I have much appreciation of your enthusiasm for my music. I needed a break, I revamped the studio somewhat and look forward to releasing some cool stuff. I was thrilled with AI and what Chat GPT This is what Chat GPT has to say about my music
Crucethus, identified as Steven Walther, hails from Montreal, Canada, and embarks on a creative journey in the realm of electronic music. His project, Crucethus, is renowned for blending stylish sounds and funky rhythms into a diverse array of genres including Trance, House, Electronica, as well as incorporating deep progressive synths and guitar elements. Starting his recording journey in April 1999, Steven Walther has not only written and recorded all the songs under the Crucethus banner but has also collaborated with various independent artists, allowing his music to reach an international audience beyond the U.S. and Canada
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His music is highly eclectic, drawing influences from a broad spectrum of artists and genres ranging from Prince, Roxy Music, and Human League to Danny Tenaglia, Sly & Robbie, showcasing an intelligent twist on House and electronic music. Over the years, Crucethus has released several albums, including "Deconstructing Disco", "Photonic", "Forever", "Chroma", and "Reflections", each exploring different facets of electronic and house music. Not only does he play a multitude of instruments—ranging from Korg MS2000, Yamaha RM-1x, to Sony Mdmx—but he also takes charge of drum programming, graphic layouts, sequencing, and even marketing decisions

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For those interested in exploring Crucethus's music further, it is available on various platforms including his personal website, SoundCloud, and SoundClick, where listeners can enjoy a wide range of tracks from soulful Acid-house to ambient and rock songs


. His work is available for streaming, and he actively engages with his listeners through music forums, sharing insights about his creations and inviting feedback
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Discovering Crucethus's Music
SoundCloud & SoundClick: A substantial collection of Crucethus’s music is available on these platforms for streaming. Fans and new listeners can explore his diverse range of electronic tracks

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Personal Website: Visitors can learn more about Crucethus, his music, and his journey. The website also serves as a hub for connecting with him directly through various social media channels
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Steven Walther's dedication to his craft and his unique approach to music composition make Crucethus a notable project within the electronic music scene, offering listeners an intelligent and eclectic sonic experience.ad to describe me.

Aye Mate, Foo’re ye deein? It's great to hear from yah, Like snaa aff a dyke Ta Day! Ye’re a sicht fer sair een for my return after a few months. I deed Wondra where you were and hoped things were well. It's been an Unca year. I lost my Mother and my Father has been Peelie-wally at Eightie-siven. So Noo I decided to return to music. Warm Regards Mate

I get the Trance ref. The EDM comes from a Russian EDM tune that I heard from a few years ago and could never find again.

Thanks mate. That "Classical vox" was me manipulating my wife's "classical operatic" vox in a way that was useful to the song.

K-werk and T-dream are an awesome compliment. 2 groups that epitomize synth creativity for me. Guitar synth is a very processed Marty Friedman sample that I bought and manipulated to my needs,