Berkhouse and Snyder - No One Told Me Romance Died (Remixes)

December 5, 2018
Published in New Music Reviews

We'd like to introduce you to an amazingly hot new release by Berkhouse & Snyder, "No One Told Me Romance Died" (Remixes) on 1333 Productions.

BS Classic 200x210 Who is Berkhouse & Snyder anyway? We are 2 guys who met in Harrisburg when Chuck was selling an Emax sampler. Since then, they have shared their passion for electronic music and art.

Ok, so heres how it all began. After we had met, Barry and I started doing web site development along with producing electronic music. We would share our productions with people and they would encourage us to try to get our music out there. But, there was one problem, we didn't like our vocals (of course, it's our sound now)! So, we started designing our own website to feature our music but the problem was that this was still when there were dial up modems and it was extremely slow to load up the music and graphics. The other problem is that the people we were doing the other websites for (digital daytona and try orlando dot com) were not paying us and kept changing the deliverables. Anyway, we soon stopped doing websites for other people.

We got in to promoting the music a little and one of our early songs with Lori, The Things You Barely Said, ended up on a promotional CD and the next thing is it started showing up on the DJ charts! We didn't even try to make this happen, it just did. So we continued to do music with my cousin, Dennis, and a female vocalist, Lori. We had some successes, music choice was playing a small amount of our stuff and the clubs in Harrisburg too. When everything kind of went away in working with Dennis and Lori, we auditioned Katie (who was doing theatre with Dennis) We even auditioned other vocalists, that was an experience!

Anyway, we kept promoting more of our productions. We worked with the record pools and found that we could get work, remix work. One of our first payed productions was the Jewel, Intuition remix on X-Mix number 72 (Gary from Masspool help us get the work). We also go to perform the vocals for a Strobe song , Where Do We Go, that song was in the top 100 dance songs for 2006 (KOCH records). We made some publishing deals and had some of our material taken to MIDEM by a publisher, Curtis Urbina. We were lucky enough to have some success in charting and getting our songs played in clubs. Berkhouse & Snyder continues to navigate the dark side of the music industry with success. Berkhouse/Snyder productions are available from most on line retailers.

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