port fish music

knowing each other from their childhood TiDe's and flow's first steps with music happened at school of arts. TiDe learning to play the violin while flow started with the flute and guitar. after several years of growing on the classical music TiDe continued his studies at the school of music aiming his life to become a professional musician. flow finished his musical education playing in the group named "queentet".

ambient music

during his studies at school of music TiDe - influenced by music of tears for fears, a-ha, peter gabriel, genesis, yes, and other bands - started playing the keyboards in the local christian rock band called "silence". silence released two regular albums and played number of live performances across the country.

chillout music

at this time flow - inspired by bands such as kraftwerk, depeche mode, new order, art of noise, the orb and 808 state - begun his own musical experiments with his computer. composing music for computer games and demos initially, he continued working with synthesizers and produced three unreleased albums under the name of "the PACIfiC".

electronic music

after few years spent on their own projects, flow and TiDe met again and quickly realized that their visions of music have much in common. their musical ideas were transformed into reality of the PACIfiC, new project adopting name of flow's legacy solo project. with the number of other bands of the same name, the PACIfiC was soon renamed to the port fish.

port fish

after one year of composing and recording the port fish's debut album titled "empire of silence" has been brought to life. in spite of positive opinions from several independent media representatives, no interest from any major label was shown, as supposed. with no perspective in their home country flow & TiDe decided to release their first album on their own. "empire of silence" became available on the internet on november 2006.

portfish music

flow

role
creating, sound programming, fx experimenting, technics, webmaster
instruments
synthesizers, drum machines, samplers, computer & software

tide

role
creating, harmony master, artistic touch
instruments
synthesizers, sound modules, samplers

NICE MELLOW TUNES
-- Afterlife (Steve Miller, artist/producer, UK)

I haven't heard originality and quality like this in some time here on myspace, its nice to hear of others coming from the same place, I like where your coming from.
-- Huromoods (band, UK)

Definitely music for journeys within. Very nice.
-- Dereck Higgins (Nebraska, US)

Your sound is very unique! Very enjoyable, much continued success with all your projects!
-- Ambient Jazz Duo (band, Texas, US)

Very relaxing atmosphere you have created... keep it up.
-- tranquilatwist (band, US)

I'm really enjoying your songs. I love that they are serious and meaningful... damned near somber, yet there's an undeniable playfulness there. If one could record human instinct musically, I think it would fetch similar to antartic. Anyways, sorry about the rambling. I really just wanted to say that I thoroughly enjoyed hearing these songs.

Reading Makes Me Angry
-- (band, US)

You are making very friendly gentle music with a lot of atmosphere. Really no fishy music at all.
-- Ambient DarkWhite (band, Sweden)

I love your work, it's amazing! i love antartic...pure genius!
-- Ryuu Ando (artist, UK)

Your music is very beautiful! Great ambient music!
-- Brushy (band, Hungary)

i'm in love with this fish!
-- Beast, Please Be Still (band, Washington, US)

I've been getting into FSOL and Orb lately, so I can totally feel your music. very nice.
-- Caglioso (artist, Texas, US)

Wow! I'm astounded by your music. I really like the sounds.
-- Ben Middleton (film composer, Ohio, US)

Great moving soundscapes you have created brilliant mix downs very spacial.
-- Bik (band, UK)

Whoa. Empire of Silence is exactly what I've been waiting for my whole life. This is amazing stuff.
-- aequilibrius laboratories (artist, Colorado, US)

Fantastic tunes, listened to all four with the volume maxed, ...its the only way.
-- Adam Bradway (artist, Michigan, US)

Your music is a uniquely magical and spiritual experience.
-- Aardvark Invaders (band, West Virginia, US)

I really like your sound. Despite what many people say, good ambient is difficult to pull off, and you guys have definitely done it very well.
-- Acetythane (band, Florida, US)

Just listened to all your tracks whilst typing some letters, a job i normally hate. I'm feeling very calm now-if you can give that kind of gift with your music, then i'd say you are on to something.
-- Andy Grant (artist, UK)

Soothing ambience like a deep ocean - I see the seven seas without moving while your music is on.
-- Sienna (artist, Japan/Norway)

Very beautiful pieces!
-- Thomas Kushin (artist, US)

Sounds organically gorgeous.
-- clark (band, CA, US)

Very nice moods and sounds.
-- Cuthead (band, Switzerland)

Beautiful tracks!
-- For Wishes (band, Michigan, US)

Very awesome music!
-- DOWN WITH THE BUTTERFLY (band, Halifax, Canada)

Your music is interesting and good listening.
-- E-SHEN (artist, Taiwan)

Very, very atmospheric tunez!
-- Lack Of Faith (artist, Greece)

Great and wonderful sounds.
-- HOARFROST (band, Poland)

Great Soundworld and wonderful Music we hear on your side.
-- Violent (band, Germany)

Lovely ambiences, driftful soundscapes.
-- Naked Rain (band, Denmark)

Great music. It's very relaxing.
-- mix etc (band, Ontario, Canada)

Peaceful sounds here! Beautiful!
-- LPsound Orkestra (band, Quebec, Canada)

The rich, wonderful, beautiful music!
-- Carl Stewart (artist, Florida, US)

Really special music.
-- AGENT17 (artist, NY, US)

Interesting works I hear here. I really like your sound.
-- Angelo Necro (artist, Italy)

Wow...this is really great stuff, nice atmospheres and production.
-- Player One (band, Czech Republic)

I like that kind of ambient... beautiful, deep sound... and it's very relaxing:)
-- scheuermann (artist, Poland)