Vasil Buraliev
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Vasil Buraliev (Macedonian: Васил Буралиев) is a software developer, composer, and producer from Republic of Macedonia . He is also a regular contributur to the Plugin/PC World Macedonia magazine, writing articles on audio software. As composer and DJ he is known as "the Phantom" (ФантомОт). He is also a member of the group Brainless Genius.
[edit] Discography
- His tracks were included in the compilation mACIDonia: Class of 999, published by PMG recordings.
- Buraliev produced "8" (Осумка), an album of electronic music by eight young Macedonian artists, published by Third Ear Music.
- He composed some of the songs on the "Kobna ubavina" (Кобна убавина)[1][2], a 2004 album of Mizar, one of the most influential Macedonian bands.
- Author of the music for "Longbow", made by Filip Stojanovski, the first computer game made in Macedonia that received international media attention, being featured on the British TV channel Sci-Fi UK.[3][4]
[edit] External links
- Re-Volt Brainless Genius Blog.
- Virtual Manager Football/Soccer Simulation
- Longbow
- Агора: Мал интернет. Article by Vasil Buraliev on influence of emerging digital technology and BBS communications on contemporary Macedonian music.
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