Jon Kennedy remixing Senser and Joe Driscoll

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I am in talks with legendary rock outfit Senser at present. With possibilities of not only a remix from me but for me to produce their forthcoming album. The band will be recording sometime in September and I have been asked to produce the new studio album.

I have also just completed a remix for Joe Driscoll's track "Origin Myth" on Buttercuts Records. The track having graced Joe's ears it's fair to say he is MORE THAN HAPPY with my work. Expect this release to hit the shops later this year...

(from Jon Kennedy website, August 2006)

Author: Djouls

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