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Metamotional’s mission is to provide timeless records that deliver more on quality than by quantity. We are firm supporters of technology and the digital movement. We aim to push the forefront of electronic music slightly forward with each new release.
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Release Date: August 31, 2007
Mixed & Mastered: May 20, 2007
Recorded & Mixed: MetaStudios, NYC
Formats: MP3
Running Time: 62 minutes
“Although I rarely write any music out of symbolic necessity, this album has evolved into meaning for me. A Cure For Loneliness has grown to reflect some actual relevance to my existence. Written and tested sporadically throughout the last two years, each of these songs could now creatively represent specific moments in my life recently. This curious connection led me to draw on the idea of presenting these eight particular songs also as a mixed set, and much to my surprise, sounded amazing after the very first time I mixed them together.
This is also my virgin attempt to create a full-length album. I believe I have been successful with my efforts to both wrap the music into a consolidated sound and to also tell a gratifying story. However, I am already even more excited about the prospect of writing another album, as I feel Cure is merely the foundation and cornerstone for constructing the future vision of my ‘Saturated Sound.’ This is quite a guarantee for the long-term Madoka fan!” — Madoka
Short Walk Home (Original Mix)Written, produced, mixed and mastered by Madoka (M.Venneri).
Published by Private Reality Music (ASCAP).
Cover artwork “Window 83″ created by M. Venneri. © 2007 MetaSound Design.
© 2007 Metamotional Music
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Release Date: November 30, 2006
Formats: MP3
“This is NOT New York!” Once again, Madoka returns to the scene and presents his Leroy Carroll project to his fans with a 3-tracker packed with a ton of new twists and turns. From the crunchy, bass-heavy monster of the EP’s title track “My Thinking Machine” to its deeper “Entering the Boro of Alpha” and rounding the piece out with the uplifting and pumping “Uncommon Distractions,” this is guaranteed to turn any dance floor inside out. Supported by Josh Wink.
My Thinking Machine (Original Mix)Written & produced by Leroy Carroll (M.Venneri).
Published by Private Reality Music (ASCAP).
© 2006 Metamotional Music
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Release Date: March 23, 2006
Formats: MP3
One of Madoka’s long-running side projects under the name Leroy Carroll that represents a sleeker, techier, dirtier and generally more experimental side. “The Specialist,” “Tucker Box,” and “Into Laughter” were previously released on the Mixturi Global imprint, but here, Madoka adds two new ones to the collection.
Lost Again (Original Mix)Written & produced by Leroy Carroll (M.Venneri).
Published by Private Reality Music (ASCAP).
© 2006 Metamotional Music
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Release Date: March 16, 2006
Formats: MP3
Fresh from his previous Frangy voyage on Private Reality in 2005, Japanese producer Satoshi Fumi trumps that piece with his Moment Of Truth for Metamotional. His good friend, Osamu M contributes to the package with his techier, proggier “Emagine” remix.
Moment Of Truth (Original Mix)Written & produced by Deptech (S.Fumi).
“Moment Of Truth” remixed by Osamu M.
Published by Private Reality Music (ASCAP).
© 2006 Metamotional Music
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Release Date: August 11, 2005
Formats: MP3
What can be said about this beauty. Finally this little gem sees the light of day. Drift makes its way to the masses and as it’s been years in the making–trust me on that one. Its various remixes have been featured in several sets including DJ So’s Soul Glider in 2005, Mo Shic’s February BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix in 2003, Madoka’s own Sounds For The Saturation Generation promo mix and was heavily supported by James Holden and Steve Gerrard before release. Many thanks to Peter at Deep Records for Bari Koral’s original vocals and to Roel for his ridiculously amazing remix work–still his best work to date if you ask me.
Until now, it was relatively unknown that Drift was initially signed to a few other labels in the past several years, beginning with upstart label Ready Mix Records in 2003, but the publishing rights returned to Madoka after negotiations collapsed each time. During that period, Ready Mix Records commissioned a mix from Canadian producer Tone Depth and his interpretation was later edited again by Madoka himself, but neither of these versions have been officially released.
Madoka’s edit of Tone Depth’s remix, however, did appear on Anna Maria X’s Believer 2 in 2004 but was only distributed in Greece. Just wanted to confirm a bit of Drift folklore and clear up any confusion for the true heads and collectors out there.
Dirft (Original Mix)Unreleased Mixes
Drift (Tonedepth Mix)
Written and produced by Madoka (M.Venneri).
Vocals written & performed by Bari Koral (Courtesy of Deep Records).
“Drift” remixed by Roel H (R. Hoogendoorn).
Published by Private Reality Music (ASCAP).
© 2005 Metamotional Music
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Release Date: November 2, 2004
Formats: MP3
Three twisted trance pieces come to you courtesy of Madoka’s Clerk 33 outfit. The second release of his Metamotional digital label, each tune has a similar flavor combining to make one killer package.
Elektrix (Original Mix)Written & produced by Clerk 33 (M.Venneri).
Published by Private Reality Music (ASCAP).
© 2004 Metamotional Music
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Release Date: October 12, 2004
Formats: MP3
“I think it’s time for something different!” The flagship release for Madoka’s new digital label called Metamotional. Launched on October 12, 2004, both tracks immediately reached #1 on the Top Downloads chart of the now-defunct EDMDigital.com, where they first appeared for download and remained in that spot for nearly an entire month. Both cuts signaled a dramatic departure in Madoka’s usual big room tendencies, exploring deeper and dirtier musical directions. Also, MTTM was the best-selling Metamotional release on Beatport when listed in 2005.
MTTM (Original Mix)Written & produced by Madoka (M.Venneri).
Published by Private Reality Music (ASCAP).
© 2004 Metamotional Music
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