All posts by Tom Phonic

As of June, I was asked to join a talented gang of producers that all come together with the goal of making a dope mixtape once every three months with a common theme to each track. I’m honored and excited to be apart of this crew. I’d been buying their mixtapes on and off for …

The wild Seattle hip hop band, Punchcop, features a Tom Phonic beat on their song “Church of Unsubstainalism” live on Radio Concuss.

It has been a minute since I have focused on a solo album, precisely since 2011 before I moved to Seattle, where I worked with IfThen making the dopest alternative hip hop album we have ever made before with our project named Naksty Grubbins. We used to make that stuff in St. Louis at the …

I am really excited to share the remix I did of a song from Dani Mari’s album with Brooklyn Shanti, Invisible Lines. She released the remix album a week ago and it sounds amazing with artists; I Am Snow Angel , Johnny Butler , and Sideswipe. Dani is an amazingly talented singer working in a …

I took an old guitar riff recorded in the Brooklyn warehouse I lived in back around 2007 and worked it out on the deck on my honeymoon in a dream with palm trees and oceans. Imagine there is not a boundary to music. Even though my boundary was to make it sound like a live …

I made this track in St. Louis while visiting for my younger brothers wedding and by best friends wedding. My fiance at the time wasn’t able to join me for the whole time and I wrote this as a bit of a miss-you-song while she wasn’t there on the back porch of my parents house. …

Massiel Hernandez and I wrote a song and she sang on backing vocals and Jon Crockett (of the band Tiny Beast) playing guitar. I pulled out my bass skills, played some organs and sang a little. I released it on soundcloud and my brother, IFTHEN, did a remix adding singing and rapping a dope verse. …

Here is an album I finished in 2002. I wrote the album on a wave editor called Sound Edit 16 on a Mac Quadra800. It is the 4th Album I wrote as Hard Volt Nine. I then changed my name to Tom Phonic after getting an updated computer and some hardware and some new thoughts …

It's Done – Final from Corey Langelotti on Vimeo.