Tramo: Electronic music for thought.


Jay Tobin has been working within the spectrum of electronic music since the age of 13. He was raised in a musically diverse family, developing an affinity towards percussion at a young age. Various lessons in classic rock guitar, drums, and piano would leave him with ambition and aspirations to one day make music of professional quality.

Jay started working with GarageBand and a mouse, creating and experimenting with club music and EDM. After the purchase of a keyboard and the generous gift of professional production software, his music improved and he garnered an audience with the EDM he would produce nightly after school. In his late teens he began listening to iconic dark ambient and IDM moguls like The Orb, Orbital, and Aphex Twin, while simultaneously growing fond of the jazz of Bud Powell and Tommy Flanagan.

Several years of creating, tweaking, experimenting, and listening gave him his definitive sound that culminates the elements of his creativity with his passion for elaborate soundscape.

You can catch more Tramo tracks on SoundCloud.

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Tramo lives in New York, USA.

Tagged as: Ambient, Electronica, Experimental Electronic.


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