PSGirl

Ph.D. is the latest release from PSGirl featuring what she describes as "electronic music from another point of view." The release is available as a physical CD or instant download.

The album reveals PSGirl's roots in the retro sounds of classic European synth pioneers such as Kraftwerk - but blends those elements with a modern danceable electro-pulse that is very much her own sound. Perhaps the attractive nature of PSGirl's style owes its allure to the beautiful country and climate of Tenerife, her homeland in the Canary Islands, Spain.

Hmm, nothing in that video really grabbed me (neither audibly nor visually). Sorry

The video was pretty cool, I thought.

Funny to see Bill Gates with pie on his face again. I totally forgot about that. Remember that little Flash game that went around for a while in the early '90s where you had to see how many pies you could nail Bill's face with in a certain amount of time? Haha, those were the days.

It's okay, but I wouldn't buy it.

But ultimately adding to something there is already a gigantic library of...I don't get the 'electronic music from another point of view' comment, is it because she's a girl?

  On 1/11/2010 at 4:48 PM, SecondaryCell said:

The album reveals PSGirl's roots in the retro sounds of classic European synth pioneers such as Kraftwerk - but blends those elements with a modern danceable electro-pulse that is very much her own sound.

do not want

  On 1/11/2010 at 4:48 PM, SecondaryCell said:

PSGirl blatantly rips off the retro sounds of classic European synth pioneers such as Kraftwerk through modern sound technology.

might want

  On 1/11/2010 at 8:08 PM, mcbpete said:

Hmm, nothing in that video really grabbed me (neither audibly nor visually). Sorry

That's just cause you're a woman-hating member of the white male elite, just like me.

Fucking "music from another point of view".

The whole angle of this label is what is off-putting for me.

In my oh so humble opinion, the name of the label is FUCKED, and you're wielding the whole concept (which is fine in theory) heavy handedly. Be more creative and subtle, and start first by changing the label name. It will be worth it son.

agree entirely. the theme of your label suggests that you choose female producers for your label, regardless of quality of output, even if that isn't the case.

Yeah I am mean, what kind of idm producer is that:

I dont know, a cute one? I think it's weird that there's a guy promoting this grl power stuff.

there're more pictures of jezika on that site than there are her tunes

  On 1/12/2010 at 3:06 PM, SecondaryCell said:

pretty obnoxious