Old records, leaky sinks, the neighbor's wind chimes--Main Sequence will take any type of sound, mix in a bit of drums, and make music that will make you think. These songs appropriate the words of others, long gone, to tell new stories about our Brave New World. If you're stuck in a cubicle like me, put your headphones on, pretend like you're busy, and zone out into a parallel universe.

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“Yesterday…it was a day in which I did absolutely nothing…if anybody asked me what I was doing I would have said creating which is a hell of an easy out…”

So begins the opening line of Main Sequence’s 2007 release The Ownership Society (Bridgetown Breaks Records). With this line, the 27 year-old Portland, Oregon based producer both validates and indicts his life up until this point, setting the stage for an album full of musings on the state of the modern world, as told through the words and sounds of decades past.

This is sample-based music that spends time in the genres of hip-hop, electronic, abstract, and pastiche. The best description would be “movies for the ears”. The 15 tracks that make up The Ownership Society are perfect for sitting in your cubicle, looking like you are busy, and zoning out into a parallel world.

Main Sequence, one of the producers of the acclaimed Bridgetown Breaks series of records, took a circuitous route to creating The Ownership Society. After earning a degree in physics in college in NC, he signed up to teach in an inner-city middle school in Compton, CA. His years in the South, LA, and Pacific Northwest have had a profound effect on the content and style of his music.

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