Music by Armandox

Here’s the original long mix of It Began in Africa. Recorded and produced back in 2002.  

Back in 2002 I was sitting behind my computer listening to the album Zoolook from Jean-Michel Jarre once again, and in the 2nd movement of the song Ethnicolor I suddenly had the idea to do a house/dance track using a sample from that track. That’s what lays at the basic of this […]

One of the first tracks I ever publicly released was this remix of Dragon’s Legend by Italo-group Koto. At the time I was calling myself Eclipse and I released it with the Kosmik Free Music Foundation (KFMF), former KLF (Kosmik Loader Foundation) who were hailed as one of the first […]

I’m proud to announce that my remake of Guitar Slinger by Jogeir Liljedahl is featured on the Remix64 and AmigaRemix websites Click on one of the links below to go to the pages, and if you’re inclined please give it a vote there aswell:           

The Original Mix of Like It Used To Be is available for listen on Superchief’s Soundcloud-page  

Here’s something from back in the year 2009. The Lowlanders, recorded live at Paradiso in Amsterdam during the Clash of the Coverbands semi-finals  

It’s autumn, going into winter and thus we are getting ready to go to the ski-slopes again. Back in 2003 I used to tour with a coverband called ‘Van Gogh’ and we visited Campo Tures/Speikboden numerous times. We wrote and recorded them an apres-ski-dance tune…

I’ve re-released a song I composed and produced back in 2006. Based very loosely on Kraftwerk’s: Trans Europe Express.  

Together with my dear friend Rick v.d. Eerden we embarked on a new project which we gave the name Event Horizon. We’re working on an album called Exodus. Exodus reflects the journey and desire of leaving earth in search of new places. Using many beautiful ‘analog’ instruments such as the […]

Well folks, here is my latest track. Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton first released this song back in 1983. Written by the brothers Gibb, otherwise known as The Bee Gees, who took the title from an Ernest Hemingway novel. Rebecca Schouw and Gerard Kielenstijn recorded their own version, after which […]