barlon.randolph

Genre: electronic

Location: Malmö Sweden

Member since: June 29, 2003

Status: Regular Member

current news

030701 So, when mp3.com started to give head, I gave ZeBOX a chance.
So far it looks quite nice, so I think I'll stick around for a while. Not many songs uploaded this far though.

status

barlon.randolph began his career as a one man solo project with only one member, but soon incorporated ERiZ II in the project. Earler this year J. Time joined the band to act as post producer and inspiration. He also started the work on mainstreamization as well as developing the express-o-matic sound system even further.

The music of barlon.randolph is a mix of happy electronics, danceable beats and catchy melodies and harmonies.

members

barlon.randolph - management, motor, programming, vocals
ERiZ II - Inspiration, electronics
Justin Time - post production, additional programming

history

First - there was a year of pain. There was a year that almost ended everything. But then came something ever so tiny and then came Apollo. Then there was a year of happiness. Then there was a year of pure misery and pain. There had been futile attempts of escape. There had been recovery and then failure again. There even was non-electronics.
Finally life levelled and there was Pandora. Pandora replaced ERiZ. Life again became electronic. A man met Pandora and there was lightning. There even was useless pop. It needed an inventor. barlon.randolph was born in the late year of 1998.

contact

Contact address fixed.
Use address below to get in touch with barlon.randolph. Every comment and/or suggestion is highly appriciated.

hmdg@spray.se

reviews

Why don't you talk to me? reviewed at Club virtual:
A melodic intro reminds me of a good Trance song that I can't remember, but leads into a very enjoyable vocal side that is at the least impressive. A masterfull track, don't be put off by the label of Electronic Pop, this is like Happy Hardcore meets Trance, meets a great singer. Good Job!! 8.5/10
reviewed by Prototype of Forced Police Action

Closer to my heart reviewed at Gloom-Beat:
A solo Swedish artist, with quite a few nice synthpop tunes on his page. This one, he says, is based on an old idea of his. It sounds fresh to me, with nice catchy synth lines an great vocal melodies. Musically, it reminds me a bit of Alphaville, but with a touch of Vince Clarke.
reviewed by Paul Nurminen of Nurvis

useful links

barlon.randolph at mp3.com
Alphaville moonbase
DeRekum Trio and Zebra Pares at ZeBOX
Heidenlärm

current news
030701 So, when mp3.com started to give head, I gave ZeBOX a chance. So far it looks quite nice, so I think I'll stick around for a while. Not many songs uploaded this far though.

status
barlon.randolph began his career as a one man solo project with only one member, but soon incorporated ERiZ II in the project. Earler this year J. Time joined the band to act as post producer and inspiration. He also started the work on mainstreamization as well as developing the express-o-matic sound system even further. The music of barlon.randolph is a mix of happy electronics, danceable beats and catchy melodies and harmonies.

members
barlon.randolph - management, motor, programming, vocals ERiZ II - Inspiration, electronics Justin Time - post production, additional programming

history
First - there was a year of pain. There was a year that almost ended everything. But then came something ever so tiny and then came Apollo. Then there was a year of happiness. Then there was a year of pure misery and pain. There had been futile attempts of escape. There had been recovery and then failure again. There even was non-electronics. Finally life levelled and there was Pandora. Pandora replaced ERiZ. Life again became electronic. A man met Pandora and there was lightning. There even was useless pop. It needed an inventor. barlon.randolph was born in the late year of 1998.

contact
Contact address fixed. Use address below to get in touch with barlon.randolph. Every comment and/or suggestion is highly appriciated. hmdg@spray.se

reviews
Why don't you talk to me? reviewed at Club virtual: A melodic intro reminds me of a good Trance song that I can't remember, but leads into a very enjoyable vocal side that is at the least impressive. A masterfull track, don't be put off by the label of Electronic Pop, this is like Happy Hardcore meets Trance, meets a great singer. Good Job!! 8.5/10 reviewed by Prototype of Forced Police Action Closer to my heart reviewed at Gloom-Beat: A solo Swedish artist, with quite a few nice synthpop tunes on his page. This one, he says, is based on an old idea of his. It sounds fresh to me, with nice catchy synth lines an great vocal melodies. Musically, it reminds me a bit of Alphaville, but with a touch of Vince Clarke. reviewed by Paul Nurminen of Nurvis

useful links
barlon.randolph at mp3.com Alphaville moonbase DeRekum Trio and Zebra Pares at ZeBOX Heidenlärm