Greg P.Biography
http://gregp.bandcamp.com/
Greg P. is a one man project by some 20 year old guy named Greg P. His main work usually focuses more on the chiptune genre, sometimes combining real instruments like guitars and bass, and sometimes a drum machine. Greg P. first debuted on a collaboration album started by Futures Passed called “Feral Child” where he picked up the name. So far he’s made two albums, Adventures of Molly and Insomniac Days, and a short EP containing a terrible cover of Rebecca Black’s famous #1 jazz hit, Friday. He is currently putting together a video game cover project, with three albums containing rock covers, electronic remixes, and a collaboration. Other soon to be works contains a pizza theme, a Super Metroid cover album and an album containing remasters of previously released songs with extras.
Greg P. currently works with Sony Vegas 7, Sony Acid 8, Guitar Pro 5, Fruity Loops 9. His equipment includes a Stratocaster knockoff, Fender Acoustic, Ibanez GAX 4-String Bass, Boss Metal Core pedal, and a Marshal Amp.
Greg P. is a one man project by some 20 year old guy named Greg P. His main work usually focuses more on the chiptune genre, sometimes combining real instruments like guitars and bass, and sometimes a drum machine. Greg P. first debuted on a collaboration album started by Futures Passed called “Feral Child” where he picked up the name. So far he’s made two albums, Adventures of Molly and Insomniac Days, and a short EP containing a terrible cover of Rebecca Black’s famous #1 jazz hit, Friday. He is currently putting together a video game cover project, with three albums containing rock covers, electronic remixes, and a collaboration. Other soon to be works contains a pizza theme, a Super Metroid cover album and an album containing remasters of previously released songs with extras.
Greg P. currently works with Sony Vegas 7, Sony Acid 8, Guitar Pro 5, Fruity Loops 9. His equipment includes a Stratocaster knockoff, Fender Acoustic, Ibanez GAX 4-String Bass, Boss Metal Core pedal, and a Marshal Amp.
Edited by MetalAcid5 on 3 Mar 2012, 08:30
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