A Distant Signal

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American synthesis Dano S began composing instrumental electronic music under the brand A Distant Signal in the late 1980s. Part-time member and bassist Chaz Smith also contributes to the band's studio material and live performances.

The music of A Distant Signal can be classified in several different genres depending on the listener's interpretation including electronic music, progressive, avant-garde, symphonic, new age, ambient, electronica or space rock.

The core of the music is based around traditional or "classic electronic music" with a definite lean towards heavy melodies, chord progressions, arpeggio sequences and rhythms.

In the 1990s, Dano S also composed music for theater and corporate branding projects in addition to producing music for A Distant Signal.

A Distant Signal releases are on the independent music label Random Wave Music.

Contents

[edit] Albums

  • Into The Out Of 1992
  • Velocity Fields 1996
  • Domain 1999
  • Broken Ground 2004


Random Wave Music

[edit] Formation

Late 1980s, USA

[edit] Influences & similar artists

Tangerine Dream, Jean Michel Jarre, Synergy (Larry Fast), Rush, Yes, Emerson, Lake & Palmer

[edit] External links

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