Featured Artist 30

SOLACE

Solace Bowden

Solace moves confidently in the field of modern Bass-Music, but doesn't want to be pinned down to one particular style. With contagious enthusiasm he throws himself into the production of his unmistakable Solace tracks. Let yourself be infected by his exuberance and creativity.

Interview

Solace Bowden Place: I was born in Baltimore/Maryland but now I reside in New Paltz/New York (USA) Age: 15 School: New Paltz High School

Musical Style
I like to try to keep things weird and obscure, like Soly. I used to be this really jumpy guy that always made super cool drum and bass and super happy electro and tried to make bass-heavy stuff, but now I just like to keep things personal. Every song I make now has some sort of relation to my life in some way, and I like to cheesily use synths as metaphors for things. I'm inspired by mostly underground artists, and I think my style is just mostly some sort of spacey classic stuff. I try to make songs seem like really casual chill acid trips. I never tend to stick to one genre, however. "Relaxing" is what I'd call my style.
Musical Background
I actually don't have any musical background. I learned a bit of piano when I was, like, 7 or 8 (which is how I come up with chords for my songs nowadays) and I used to try to rap, but that's about it.
Started making music
I started when I was 12. My first song was created with audiotool on january 16th, 2012. When I first started, I'd come out with songs, like, every 4 hours. They weren't the greatest, obviously, but I loved making them.
On Audiotool
I spent, like, weeks trying to find some kind of cool but free DAW that I can easily make music with. One day I went on the Google shop thingy, and I found Audiotool on january 16th, 2012.
Message to the community
Don't worry about what other people think. Make what you wanna make... Oh, and I love all of you guys, as people.
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