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CHRIS BIG MONEY

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Christopher Bryan Moore was born on February 11, 1986 in Joliet, Illinois. Since infancy he has always had a natural affiliation for music, as his mother told him stories of letting him feel the sound vibrations of musicians while she was pregnant with him. He was raised in a pro-rock and roll/heavy metal family background, where his father had an extensive vinyl collection. He literally had everything from Kiss to Iron Maiden to Black Sabbath, and Fleetwood Mac. As a youth, Christopher naturally had a knack for getting into trouble, yet he was always a great student and did well in his academic studies. He was a normal child, who did normal kid things, and was overly obsessed with the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. At the tender age of ten, he and his family decided to move to Florida in pursuit of a new life.
As the years progressed Christopher developed a keen interest in music, and was always borrowing his parent's music collection and widening his horizons. As he got older, he was often teased, bullied, beaten up and lied to in his early adolescence and had no one to call a friend during his early teenage years. He believed so much in his love for music he never chose to cut his long hair, and kept it long his for the full duration of his primary education. Christopher had also become paranoid and socially awkward, which had turned him into the local middle school outcast. It was here where he started to rely on music as his therapy release, he had seen both of his parents extensively use drugs, so he made it a point to avoid them at all costs. He also developed a strong sense of independence through his constant experiences of rejection from other people.
In high school he began to meet groups of people who shared his similar interest in musical lifestyles. Christopher had began to obtain a following in the goth communities of his high schools, where he felt he had finally found acceptance. It was during this phase where Chris was exposed to many elements that would forever change his life and give him a really broad point of view, and make him tolerant of virtually anything. It was also during this time Chris had developed his passion for expressing himself and showing his individuality. It was during his senior year where he decided to start making music, but remained solitary and spent hours in his roach infested studio apartment practicing his chops on a cheap acoustic guitar he had received as a gift.
As he began college, Chris had began to find acceptance in other groups of people, and had began to branch himself out into other forms of popular music. He met people who had encouraged him to listen to a diverse variety of music, and Chris apparently had listened. Chris doesn't believe in stereotypes, he isn't angry enough to be a goth, he's not always raw and gritty, so he doesn't classify as a hip hop artist, he doesn't wear tight fitting clothes, and he dislikes coffee so he couldn't be called a yuppie or a hipster, he doesn't always want to rock like a hurricane, so he couldn't be a full-blown rocker, he doesn't do drugs and he loves cutting edge technology, so being a hippy is out, he doesn't play video games all the time, so he couldn't be a nerd either. Chris is just himself, but he does borrow elements from all the aforementioned groups to create a well rounded passionate individual who cares about himself and the art he creates.
He had ended up becoming homeless after failing to save his money, partially due for his love of attending an excessive amount of concerts and the other due to his lack of self control and eccentrics. He had attempted to play in several bands, all of which he felt as if he had no creative control, and he felt as if his style was too weird or abstract to be accessible for traditionally playing in a band. Chris' style had become very experimental, he developed interest in creating innovative soundscapes, and breaking the rules of traditional music. The radio had gotten monotonous and video channels were no longer playing music videos, this only fueled Chris' passion for the lesser known, but more creative form of music.
As of July 2007, Chris had decided to enter the world of electronic music, using digital samples, computerized programming, and some analog instruments. He used various computer softwares to create original beats which employed a wide variety of technical presision and cutting edge, electronic samples featuring complex composition techniques. He also began to develop interest in DJ's, dance music, and live electronics through the course of 2008 as well.
Now Christopher realizes, it has become more than a hobby, it had become his way of life. When he wakes up in the mornings, he usually sits on the computer cooking up his latest musical observations before the day begins. He often goes into late hours of the night, and sacrifices sleep for his brand of music. His obsession with music had gotten so deep, he has had people suggest him to find another hobby..
He's ambitious and is looking to play live gigs in 2009, You may see him at a random club/concert looking to network with fellow acts he believes he would be interested in working with. He also is a visual artist, a remixer, and a videographer. He wants to be known for his artistry, and nothing else. He's also a real person that does not carry any chips on his shoulders, and is looking to network with a wide variety of artists, as he will play gigs with virtually anyone.
He is also working to perfect his sound and create music with positive imagery, imaginative sound scapes, infectious dance beats, and substance, all of which containing the elements of fun, realism, and edge. He is also working on a new podcast series called "Get Rich Quick w/ Chris Big Money" and he currently formulating a live act that will be like none other. Stay tuned, and thank you for listening.

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Member Since: 7/21/2007
Band Website: You’re already here!
Band Members: Me! I'm a real one-trick pony in essence. I do everything on this page myself, from the music all the way to the artwork. I like it that way.

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Influences: Spontaneous decision making and the poor choices made afterwards. Rejection and isolation, Malckom Lee Williams, Damian Q, Richard D James, Songs In The Key Of Life, Nintendo, Morningstar Veggie Burgers, Peugeot Bicycles, Nike Classics, A Bathing Ape, Shutter Shades, Karim Bouris (that guy is a real pimp), My roommate and his psytrance music, Analog Moog Synths, Vintage Effects Pedals, Electronic Hardware, Apple MacBooks, Adobe Photoshop, iMovie, GarageBand, FL Studio, Ableton Live, Serato Scratch Live, Technics 1200 turntables, Boss Guitar and Bass effect pedals, collecting vinyl records, acoustic guitar, 60's psychedelic imagery, 80's futuristic imagery, Andy Warhol, charcoal and conte crayons, five dollar keyboards you can get at the grocery store, CASIO keyboards, AKAI MPC 2000's, Roland 808 Drum Synthesizers, Korg Kaoss Pad KP3, Candy Ravers (they keep this shit alive yo), California Vegan (best restaurant ever!), Hipkat Clothing, KFC biscuits, Taco Bell, Black Culture, Drum Circles (for occasional hippy moments), getting into trouble.

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Sounds Like: Ass, Booty, and Hennessy.

Record Label: Unsigned

My Blog

Eurodance Classics.

http://music.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=music.singlepl aylist&friendid=216673693&plid=311564Just go on my music player and select Playlists, to see it without dealing with this link.Always been a...
Posted by on Sun, 24 May 2009 17:43:00 GMT

Ultra Music Festival 2009

"I'M IN MIAMI BITCH!" I just had to. I totally am in love with that song right now from upcoming group LMFAO. It's a hot electro/rap tune which is really catchy and is very appropriate for this blo...
Posted by on Fri, 03 Apr 2009 20:38:00 GMT

February 2009 Update

It's been a while. I've been working on this update since September 2008. I have been very busy in my personal life, and it had become very difficult to find time for Chris Big Money. These songs y...
Posted by on Tue, 10 Feb 2009 22:47:00 GMT

Chris Big Moneys Favorite Albums of 2008

Chris Big Money's Top Records of 2008There is a lot to write, I usualy listen to albums that are kind of old, because I believe that the older records have more work put into them as the artist is try...
Posted by on Thu, 01 Jan 2009 10:38:00 GMT

My thoughts on the 2008 Presidential Election.

Change!  It is this word alone that has so much weight and so much meaning right now.  I am still rejoicing over the results of this past Tuesday night.  Even as my phone was blowing u...
Posted by on Thu, 06 Nov 2008 21:05:00 GMT

City By City: Orlando. October 2008, New Sound Magazine

Thank You!  Thanks to your interest in Chris Big Money's September New Sound Interview, Chris Big Money has been asked to write an article about the city of Orlando for New Sound Magazine's Octob...
Posted by on Sat, 11 Oct 2008 07:41:00 GMT

Chris Big Money Speaks! New Sound Magazine Interview September 2008!

You think you know Chris Big Money?Chris Big Money bares it all in this special interview in the September 2008 edition of New Sound Magazine!  He discusses his philosophies about music, politic...
Posted by on Fri, 19 Sep 2008 14:38:00 GMT

Does Music Make You Lose Control? Or Does It Control You? My Stance.

Before reading this, I want to explain that I am a human, born on this planet with no hidden identities, or bullshit.  Some of you will think I'm talking out of my ass, but it's all thought of in...
Posted by on Sat, 12 Jul 2008 02:53:00 GMT

Chris Big Money’s experience at Coachella 2008.

The Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival is heralded as the new Woodstock.  Only difference being that this event is held annually.  This festival is responsible for bringing together ...
Posted by on Thu, 15 May 2008 23:22:00 GMT

Radiohead Remixes

Thank you Thom Yorke and the revolutionaries behind Radiohead, for doing their new record entirely independent, and having no DRM on their music.It's allowed me to upload some sick new mixes of their ...
Posted by on Sun, 09 Dec 2007 22:44:00 GMT