Jonah Dempcy

Revolution Void - Effects of Elevation (2005)
Revolution Void - Viva la Revolucion (2000)
The Viva la Revolucion EP was released in the summer of 2000 as a limited-run 12" vinyl pressing containing 4 tracks. The title track is dancefloor-friendly epic breaks with an infectious synth loop. It was originally composed in 1998 using the MOD sequencer Fast Tracker 2, though the version released was remixed with Acid 1.0.
Luminous Beings
Ominous synthesizer and electro breakbeats evoke the feeling a sci-fi film. After a breakdown, the groove kicks in again with a 4-to-the-floor beat. Written 7/1999.
Get Organized
Nice and mellow breakbeat groove with a Latin jazz organ loop. Acid synths and percussion fills accompany the melody while acoustic upright bass provides warmth.
Synchrology
This song was inspired by video game soundtrack composers such as Nobuo Uematsu. The song begins with a clean electric guitar melody and progresses into an airtight breakbeat groove. A driving Hammond organ loop propels the song while horn and string sections provide atmosphere.
Shangri-La
Lush synth pads and electro sounds evolve into hard acid breaks, replete with obligatory TB-303 squelches.
Travelling on the Waves of Time
This light electro-ish tune is ideal for a video game: the melody and simple accompaniment are non-intrusive and the song evokes a feeling of child-like innocence that is quite congruent with playing games.