Expression is out now. Its worth a listen :)
Production with the philosophy there are no rules. Always a little different Progressive, House, Trance, Electro, Techno & Deep. Crossing and mixing just about every house genre possible. Originally from UK, Stanley near Newcastle-upon-Tyne, to be exact, now calls Adelaide, South Australia home. David, the sole member of D-White Noise, grew up in early 80s with electronic pop and was entranced by the sounds of the analogue synths of the time. Then came the musical addiction brought by the infancy of house music from Chicago and techno from Detroit. 88 was the defining year though for influences, with Acid house and theTB 303. Now that was a year. This was the era that influenced the huge Take Me Back To 88. Before this, many experiments before Wide Awake but Asleep, specifically the remix by Production with the philosophy there are no rules. Always a little different genre often unclear, mixing progressive house, techno, deep house and electronica. Originally from Newcastle-upon-Tyne in the UK, but now calls Adelaide, South Australia home. David, the sole member of D-White Noise, grew up in early 80s with electronic pop and was entranced by the sounds of the electronic sounds of the time. A musical addiction brought by the infancy of house music from Chicago and techno from Detroit. 88 was the defining year though for influences, with rise of acid house. Now that was a year. This was the era that influenced the huge Take Me Back To 88. Before this, many tracks such as the massive Wide Awake but Asleep, specifically the remix by the late Lukas Greenberg which was unleashed in 2006. His 1st official release, thanks to Cobalt recordings, from the birthplace of House. It was played by many notable DJs of the time, making no 1 on the playlists of most, received many radio plays and made the top 50 Beatport chart. Many releases followed, often with that D-White Noise unique style.
Take me back to 88......
2023 though, brings change. A return to the analog sounds and instruments of the 80s. Deeper, warmer and more lovingly crafted. late Lukas Greenberg, was unleashed in 2006. The 1st official release thanks to Cobalt recordings, from the birthplace of House. WABA played by many notable DJs of the time, making no 1 on the playlists of some, received many radio plays and made the top 50 Beatport chart. Many releaes followed, often with a D-White Noise unique style, with a few notable and massive exceptions.
New aliases have emerged like Me Mood, RB10 and snailHam but D-White Noise is still at the core.
2023 though, brings change. A return to the analog sounds and instruments of the 80s. Deeper, warmer and lovingly crafted.
