It is
not often that I write about music. In fact, it is not
often that I even think about music. But this little item
caught my eye, if not my ear, if only because it is perplexing to try
to imagine Balkan-Techno fusion:
href="http://www.geocities.com/emmo_dj/home.html">DJ EMMO
Biography
DJ Emmo has a Ph.D. degree in Biochemistry and Human Genetics. He is
Research Scientist in a private Biotechnology company in Ann Arbor,
Michigan, involved in discovery of new markers for Cancer Diagnostics ( href="http://www.rubicongenomics.com/">www.rubicongenomics
com). Music is his hobby. He played bass, drums, and
keyboards when he was in college. Recently he found a new passion in
composing, remixing, and producing digital music. He also DJs for
special ocasions in Ann Arbor and the Greater Detroit Metro Area and is
a guest DJ in Detroit Night Clubs. DJ Emmo specializes in Euro-style
Electronica, Ethnic Fusion based on traditional and modern music from
the Balkans but he also likes to experiment with Hip-Hop, House,
Trance, Techno, Urban, Industrial, Reggaeton , Rock, and Classic.
His Myspace
page is here. The CNET download page is
href="http://music.download.com/djemmo/3600-8237_32-101029771.html?tag=mdl.songfeed&part=rss&subj=mdl.new">here.
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Trying to imagine Balkan-Techno fusion is probably about as close to the reality of it as you want to get.