Most of the tracks are what I guess could be called Dubstep. Some are Downtempo and others are Ragga Jungle. Some are all of that combined. It’s basically West Coast influenced, bass heavy, chopped up drums, breaks and vocals, hip hop’ish Dubstep laced with Ragga Jungle. To make things even more interesting some of the tracks are Dubstep and/or Downtempo remixes of Metalcore songs.

You can download a bundle containing the cover artwork and mp3 files here. The album is also available on soundcloud here.

Here’s the tracklist for the album:

Sean Moore – Love Life

1. It’s All Around Us
2. The Way The Cookie Crumbles
3. Take a Walk In My Vans
4. Move It Or Lose It
5. Make It, Break It, Take It Back
6. It’s Time For Something
7. Mouth Diamonds
8. DJ’s Don’t Need Skills, Nobody Cares (feat. Rachael Depp)
9. Los Abandoned – Heavy (Dubstep Remix)
10. Katy Perry – Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F) (Dubstep Remix)
11. Eyes Set To Kill – World Outside (Dubstep Remix)
12. Eyes Set To Kill – Come Home (Downtempo Remix)
13. Everything But The Girl – Single (Dubstep Remix)

To show my dedication and belief in my album and music I got a tatt for the album release

Special thanks to Rachael for the vocal samples for track eight. Props to my brother for his help and collaboration on track seven. Thanks to everyone who’s shown support over the years in my musical aspirations and endeavors. Hope everyone enjoys the album!! Comments appreciated!!

A quick rundown of my musical past… I started teaching myself guitar at age 10. I was in punk and ska bands from age 10 until about 17. Started DJing and freestyling (rhyming) when I was 16. I was in an underground Hip Hop group called the Rhythmic Architects from age 17 till about 19. We recorded an EP in the studio but it was never released. I DJ’d house parties until I was about 22 and then started Djing at clubs in Seattle and Denver (any locals remember the Snake Pit?). I’ve released 12 mix CDs under the name “thotskee” which will be available for download on my SoundCloud soon. I also created an underground Hip Hop album featuring me on vocals that was slated for release in 2001 however it never happened. I still have the album and may release it one day, we’ll see. I’ve also run various online DJ shows however they aren’t going on at the moment, but may resume. I started producing Ragga-Jungle in 2005 and wrote a slew of tunes (20+). In 2006 I started producing Dubstep tunes and that’s been my primary focus for the last 5 years. Most of the songs I make are some weird combination of Dubstep, Ragga-Jungle, Downtempo, IDM, Glitch Hip Hop and Electro. You can read more about my musical history over on Codebass in an interview they did with me last year.

I’m really excited to finally get an ‘official’ album together and released. It’s a lot of work. From the actual creative side of composing and producing the songs to the mastering, ID3 tagging, etc. Massive shouts go out to Jeremy Eslinger and Melissa Germano of Social Jet Lag for allowing me to remix the song Betting On a Dead Horse. I implore you to check out Social Jet Lag, they are a truly awesome and unique band!! Massive shouts go out to Kristina Allison from Kristina and The Dolls also for letting me remix the song Fade Out from the album The Human Condition. This is another group that you should really take a minute and get familiar with. I also gotta send massive shouts to BrittanyWho for providing the photo used on the cover of the CD. She did all the makeup, photography and modelling. Lastly, super-mega shouts to Jim Anders for help with the typography and being a true friend.

So, that’s it. Download the album, check it out. Tell everyone you know. Share it on Twitter, Facebook, anything you want. Leave a comment if you check out the album and like what you hear. I’ll be releasing more tunes in the near future. I usually post new material to my SoundCloud pretty often so keep an eye on that.

Here’s the link to download the album again. This is a completely free download. It’s a zip file containing mp3 files and the album cover/artwork.

Click the link below to get all the songs as mp3 and the cover artwork:
Sean Moore – All I Wanted EP

Social Jet Lag – Betting On a Dead Horse (sean moore dubstep jungle remix) by seantheflexguy

Kristina & The Dolls – Fade Out (sean moore remix) by seantheflexguy

sean – singing in the rain by seantheflexguy

Sean Moore – Feels So Good by seantheflexguy

Sean Moore – Cognitive Dissonance by seantheflexguy

Paramore – All I Wanted (Sean Moore Dubstep Remix) by seantheflexguy

Inspired by Deepa Subramaniam (from the Adobe Flex Team) I’d like to share my top 10 albums of 2010. She’s recently posted her Top 10 albums of 2010, you should stop by and take a look! She’s suggested others post their top 10 albums too with a few simple rules. Mainly only that the top 10 albums were released in 2010 vs. albums you listened to in 2010. I’m only going to bend the rules a little and include some albums released in the last two months. I’m a sucker for brand new music, and I’m not whipping out my whole favorite albums of all time catalog, so I don’t think it’s cheating too bad.

DISCLAIMER: I want to provide a warning right here. Most of these albums are Metalcore, so it’s pretty aggressive music. If you’ve never heard Metalcore check it out. If you like Metal, Hard Rock, Punk, etc. and haven’t heard of these groups definitely give them a chance. If you aren’t into fast, aggressive music then you’re probably not going to like any of these groups. I’ve been a huge Hardcore and Punk fan for a very long time so this stuff is awesome to me If you’re faint at heart you might want to skip these groups. I’d also like to note that some of these are Christian bands before anyone freaks out and starts calling it “The Devil’s Music” or anything silly like that.

Here’s my top 10, enjoy!

Eyes Set to Kill – Broken Frames

ESTK has been around for a few years now however I only discovered them last year. I wish I’d found out about them earlier but I’m just happy I found them. This is a totally unique and original band. Blending the beautiful vocals of Alexia Rodriguez and the powerful vocals of Cisko Miranda this group is amazing!! All of their albums are outstanding I highly recommend checking them all out. In addition Alexia has a solo album that is more acoustic and has a Pop/Electronic feel on some of the tracks, definitely worth checking out!

Social Jet Lag – The Monster Inside

Simply stated this is a fantastic album. Full of positive energy and insightful lyrics. This is another really original group! Blending the infectious voice of Melissa Germano and charging vocals of Ben Eslinger each song delivers a powerful message. I must have listened to this album about twenty times the first week it was released. SJL is an up an coming band that definitely deserves some attention!

Bring Me The Horizon – There Is a Hell, Believe Me I’ve Seen It. There Is a Heaven, Let’s Keep It a Secret

I’ve been listening to BMTH for a few years so I was really excited for a new release from them. This album is very complex and interesting. This band is extremely talented and the craftsmanship is apparent in every song. Each time BMTH releases a new album they strive to make if different from their previous work. This album is original and builds upon their earlier work. This is another album that blends female vocals into the brutal Metalcore vibe. Lights a Pop singer blends in and out of the tracks complimenting them greatly!

Attack Attack! – Someday Came Suddenly

The first time I checked out Attack Attack! I wasn’t really feeling it. I think it’s because they are so complex it takes a minute to digest what is going on. Blending an almost House/Electro/Pop vibe into Metalcore is something that may sound a little out there but these guys pull it off, big time. After giving them another chance and checking this album out I can’t get enough!

The Word Alive – Deceiver

This is a great, high energy album that’s pretty tough! In addition to the full on hardcore moments there is a softer side to the songs that add to this albums complexity and originality. Some excellent drum work and guitar in addition to a nice digital edge. This album will keep you on your toes with a lot of change ups and well placed digital edits.

Parkway Drive – Deep Blue

When I start getting into high speed, get work done, coding mode I’ll reach for this great album. Pretty straight ahead powerful stuff here. Not much blending of “singing” or digital elements on this album. Just powerful, raw aggression released into some fantastic music. This has more of a “Metal” feel than the albums listed above. I don’t know if I’d really compare them to Pantera but that’s the closet thing I could if forced. But more complex, rugged and of course a bit more of a modern sound.

Miss May I – Monument

This album is wicked! Another great combination of extreme power blended with somewhat softer moments. The combination is great because of the way the songs build up and then explode. The double bass on this album is out of control. Really high energy and power from this group on all their releases. I recommend checking them all out but this album from 2010 is rad!

Woe Is Me – Number(s)

Three words to describe this album: power, beauty, modern. This is another very complex album. Changing from a soft and elegant vibe to a digital vibe, to a full on rugged powerhouse vibe all in one song. This type of complexity is what I love about this style of music. This album is very unique and original. Not too many bands can pull off what Woe Is Me does on this album. Really great musicians!

Of Mice & Men – Of Mice & Men (Self Titled)

I’m really feeling this album. The lyrical content is outstanding. The original singer from Attack Attack! (Austin Carlile) started Of Mice & Men. The combination of clean and unclean vocals is sick on this album. They’re a new band with only one album out at the moment but I can’t wait to hear more. A lot of power on this album, not a lot of digital elements, more straight ahead metalcore.

Close To Home – Never Back Down

This album was recommended to me by Cisko from ESTK recently. I’d never previously heard of the group. I’m really glad to have found out about them! This album has a bit of a Punk feel to it in some areas which is awesome for an old school Punk rocker. A nice blend of rough,  fast, slow, melodic with sparing digital elements. Definitely another unique album with their own interpretation of metalcore. Great lyrics on this album too!