POC a.k.a. Proof Of Concept
In the year of 1992 within the first twenty four hours of owning a PC Proof Of Concept started to cut breaks and layer up loop based tracks. Since then Proof Of Concept has spent every spare moment composing and producing early dance music, then moving onto Drum & Bass where he polished up his beat programming.
As time passed his music evolved in to what you hear today. Although his music has changed a great deal, Proof Of Concept still considers it a logical progression from his Drum & Bass days, and does continue to produce the odd bit of D&B.
What you hear today is Proof Of Concept using keyboards and other production tools in his home studio. Proof Of Concept no longer uses loops (well maybe once in a blue moon). He's no sample snob, he just prefers to create his own distinct sound.
2010 has Proof Of Concept finally completing his first live set and will be taking it on the road across England and mainland Europe delivering his UniqueProof Of Concept.
In the year of 1992 within the first twenty four hours of owning a PC Proof Of Concept started to cut breaks and layer up loop based tracks. Since then Proof Of Concept has spent every spare moment composing and producing early dance music, then moving onto Drum & Bass where he polished up his beat programming.
As time passed his music evolved in to what you hear today. Although his music has changed a great deal, Proof Of Concept still considers it a logical progression from his Drum & Bass days, and does continue to produce the odd bit of D&B.
What you hear today is Proof Of Concept using keyboards and other production tools in his home studio. Proof Of Concept no longer uses loops (well maybe once in a blue moon). He's no sample snob, he just prefers to create his own distinct sound.
2010 has Proof Of Concept finally completing his first live set and will be taking it on the road across England and mainland Europe delivering his UniqueProof Of Concept.
Members
J. Foster = EverythingType of music
Dance & DJ
