I’m writing this post on the heels of Damon’s one below. I should probably have posted this one before his was published – but better late than never, it’s been a busy week!
Anyway, I’m pleased to offer the blog readers an introduction to Damon Fonooni; a new addition to the list of Resonant Vibes blog contributors.
Habersham as he’s more commonly known has been a stalwart of the the American underground dance music scene for some time. An accomplished electronic music producer and a long-time advocate of Apple’s Logic Pro for his productions he’s crafted a unique futuristic sound over the years. In my opinion his sound is one that sits outside the box of the trendier stuff you might hear on your local dance floor; his productions are always cutting-edge and highly original, sculptured to make you think about what you’re listening to.
You can check out one of his tracks in the rv network HERE.
It’s these qualities that made us take note, and eventually approach Damon about working on our SoundTheory project. The concept behind SoundTheory is to produce sample packs that have been designed by talented and well regarded electronic music producers. The packs are crafted to have an emphasis on being performance-ready ‘out of the box’ which reflects the approach Damon has taken towards his own live performance.
As Damon mentioned we’re working on a new sample pack concept with him, and it’s one that’s really exciting. I don’t want to give too much away, but we’re looking forward to doing something a bit different with it. 
Outside of samples, Habersham has had a slew of releases on some noteworthy labels including his own Lobotomy Records imprint, Bedrock Records, AudioTherapy, Global Underground, Auralism, and EQ.
As we’re working with Damon on these sample projects, we thought we’d invite him to get involved with the blog because he’s always shown support for rv and he’s an intelligent and articulated writer. Combine that with the fact that as an artist he has the opportunity to travel extensively which should make for some good stories. All in all we think that his addition to the blog will be great and we’re really glad to have him involved. I hope you enjoy reading his posts as much as I do!
If you want read more about Habersham click HERE, and if you want to check out his exclusive SoundTheory promo mix click HERE.
Sometimes a picture is worth 1,000 words, and I think this screenshot gives an immediate idea of the complexity and structure of the mix.
