Born and raised in Britain, David Templeman was just twelve years old when he moved from small village to Rochford, Essex —a move that would forever alter the course of his life.
In 1996, while living in Rochford he was introduced to a program called FT2, a basic music production program where he began fusing sample snippets and experimenting in sound construction. David soon began producing under the moniker, “Ghosts of Paraguay†solidifying his interest in electronic music that guided his musical focus; accordingly he crafted many house and trance tracks that followed suit.
Years later, after streamlining his production skills he was still searching for an edgier sound. It wasn’t until the early liquid sounds of Danny Williamson professionally known as LTJ Bukem and his Good Looking imprint that inspired David to shift his sound away from house into drum and bass. He immediately started investing in more studio equipment and soon started Soulbound Science, an artistic platform from which he and many other artists would find their creative niche into the electronic circuit.
David’s first professional collaboration wasn’t until the crafty age of 18, working on the album entitled, “apasionata†by acclaimed Irish pianist, Alison Hood. The album was forged together as modern remixes of classical songs by commissioning David to utilize his advanced production skills in electronic music.
Now ten years later, David is still continuing in IDM Drum and Bass with greater perseverance then ever before by striving to create each song-- bigger and better than the last to make his stamp on the electronic music scene.
â€I don’t think the world could do with another Roni Size, but I definitely think they could do with a Altya/Ghosts of Paraguay†Tony McGuiness WEA Records
â€Ghosts of Paraguay has an enigmatic sound behind each track—each foretelling a mysterious story.†Markus Vieberg Rogue Agency
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