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Album Art Design

Jaya Prime
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Album Art Design
the visual side of my music
With 4 full albums, 4 extended promos, and many many remixes and mashups to my name, you could say I am a bit of a musician. We live in a new era for music, and like many musicians I also design my own album art. After music and design, I also write stories to go along with the music, run promotions, and handle code along with all the technical details. Every step of the way is different, and every step comes with its own rewards and challenges. The era of selling albums with a one-hit wonder is far behind us, and the major labels crumble and die all around us. It is a future well worth living into... and a future well worth taking a hand in creating.
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The album art for my third LP: "IO Vapoura [Variations]"
[Eastern, Downtempo, Bollywood, World]
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The award winning album art for my Daft Punk remix: TH3 GR1D
[Electro Garage, #11 out of 891 Remixes Worldwide]
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Art & song dedicated to my woman: The Daughter of the Wind
[Cinematic Emotive Trip-Hop]
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Album art that appears in many places:
The original "Blood of the Moon" DJ set
The "Blood of the Moon" mini mixes [Mixcloud]
The radio edit of the song "Underwater Grave" [Indaba]
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Album art for the 8th and final album in the IO series: "The Last Memory of Laughter"
[Dubstep, Post-Step, Chillstep, Future Garage]
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Austin, TX, USA

Album Art Design

I produce electronic music under the name San Jaya Prime, and I've had my claws dug into the industry since 2001. As a creature of the new era of Read More

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