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Another Electronic Musician began in 2001 as the solo project of Jase Rex. Currently signed to n5MD, his style can generally be described as idm with elements of dub, glitch and ambient. His latest release Five is his most danceable release to date and introduced elements of house and techno. Another Electronic Musician’s music has been characterized as fluid, upbeat, precise, and spacious.



title :: five
format :: compact disc/digital
label :: n5MD
release date :: november 5th, 2008
purchase :: n5md

"..slide the bastard under an electron microscope and you’ll see the sheer flair Jase Rex has encrypted into his twisting rails of energy.."
- george bass, coke machine glow

"..with any luck, this music will play in the hospital waiting rooms and drunk tanks of the future.."
- xlr8r

"..five's ten tracks are eminently precision-tooled in construction yet remain accessible in their musicality, due in large part to their generally joyous and melodious spirit.."
- textura



title :: patience
format :: compact disc/digital
label :: n5MD
release date :: september 12th, 2006
purchase :: n5md

"..with remarkable ambient albums being as plentiful as good news from the middle east, patience is most welcome indeed.."
- david segal, the stranger

"..n5md’s another electronic musician slays on the mellow, post-idm tip and his subtlety on patience shows some serious growth.."
- xlr8r

"..it makes me madly happy that such a thing is still possible today. a classically ambient electronics album, which one hears and cannot leave.."
- de:bug



title :: use
format :: compact disc/digital
label :: n5MD
release date :: october 28th, 2005
purchase :: n5md

"..the hour-long use is serious business indeed, eleven computer-generated tracks of micro-glitch textures and fluid rhythms that flatter rex's programming, compositional, and production skills.."
- textura

"..in twenty years one will call this sound neo classical.."
- de:bug

"..it is precisely the goal of 'use' to give the listener time to flee the stagnation of the life.."
- melodick