Welcome
Welcome to the home of MyOneManBand, a.k.a me, Phill Wilson.
MyOneManBand is the name I give to the live electro-organic part of my musical and artistic practice. My music is probably best described as live-looping , live sampling, realtime composition or improvised electronica.
My music is woven in real-time out of sounds from many sounds and instruments, often using a mixture of organic tones such at piano, classical guitar, marimba, dulcimer, kalimba and drums with synthetic textures like static, electronic percussion, beeps, bleeps and hiss.
My early musical practice centered around presenting to the audience a selection of singer songwriter material in a one man, live looping format however; In its latest incarnation, my music has grown and evolved into a much more intricate, subtle and dynamic form.
Most of my work is now based around two ALL HARDWARE boards of grooveboxes, samplers and live audio recording loopers. I have abandoned all preconceived ideas I had about composition and now rely on a mixture of chance and connection with the room to spontaneously create improvised musical works.
MyOneManBand is the name I give to the live electro-organic part of my musical and artistic practice. My music is probably best described as live-looping , live sampling, realtime composition or improvised electronica.
My music is woven in real-time out of sounds from many sounds and instruments, often using a mixture of organic tones such at piano, classical guitar, marimba, dulcimer, kalimba and drums with synthetic textures like static, electronic percussion, beeps, bleeps and hiss.
My early musical practice centered around presenting to the audience a selection of singer songwriter material in a one man, live looping format however; In its latest incarnation, my music has grown and evolved into a much more intricate, subtle and dynamic form.
Most of my work is now based around two ALL HARDWARE boards of grooveboxes, samplers and live audio recording loopers. I have abandoned all preconceived ideas I had about composition and now rely on a mixture of chance and connection with the room to spontaneously create improvised musical works.
