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Matt Chamberlain (born April 17, 1967 in San Pedro, California) is one of the world's most widely-heard session drummers. Chamberlain began playing drums at the age of 2. He received his first set of drums at age 15, and studied with David Garibaldi, Murray Spivack, Chuck Flores, and Greg Bissonette before being awarded a scholarship to study at North Texas State University three years later. He started playing professionally in the Dallas, Texas Deep Ellum scene in the mid 80's. His first prominent gig was with Edie Brickell & New Bohemians where he toured and recorded with them from 1988...

Electro wunderkind and resident of the Baselogic crew responsible for the infamous Bloc Weekend, Ed Chamberlain took influences from colleagues Tipper, Keith Tenniswood and Synapse and knuckled down to music production. Within a handful of highly essential releases, he’s managed to establish a sound cherished by electronic music cognoscenti: a solid yet intricate framework of electro, filled with touches of wistful melody that give it a timelessness and sets it apart from the rest. Tight, filtered glitch edits balance out a relentless, driving rave energy reminiscent of Radioactive Man’s chunky electro workouts. Releases: Medicine Gun EP 12" Vinyl Haiku Remixes...

Chamberlain was an indie rock band from Indianapolis & Bloomington, Indiana, previously having been known as Split Lip, they changed their name and their general sound away from hardcore punk in 1996. The band released Fate's Got A Driver in 1996, toured the US and Europe and took time out to record a new demo. After appearing at numerous major label events, the band were due to sign for Revolution Records, an imprint of Warner Music Group, but a signing freeze just before putting pen to paper thwarted them. The band returned to the studio in 1998 to record their...

Smoky, laid-back jazz vocals from a modern-day jazz maven. .