A classically schooled musician trained in the Jedi arts of jazz with a jones for electronica, Tim Rideout is equal parts urban chic, small town freak and knob-twiddlin’ geek.Combining live instrumental performance with electronic production techniques, “Mister Rider”creates rich musical hybrids that speak to instrumentalists and DJs alike.With three compact discs to his credit, feature film and television scores, videogame music, and countless appearances as studio drummer, instrumentalist and producer, this Montreal-based artist has his finger in the many pies of North America’s musical smorgasbord.Weaving elements of funky groove, hypnotic ambience, intelligence and humour into his art, Rideout’s seemingly limitless musical palette imbues his recordings and performances with the sonic depth and stylistic originality of one truly impassioned by the creative process.
Tim Rideout rocks out on the new Fisher Price FP7742WTF keyboard. But is this Digital Renaissance Man content to just rock out on a spontaneous phat jam at a children's party?No sir - not only does he r0xx0r the keys, he also does the sequences, phonky beats, scratches some whack decktronixx, produces, directs, films, does his own dialogue and chooses his own DJ shades.Get the ROFL opener, I need to pop open another can of l33t. Starring Tim Rideout. Special cameo appearance by Sydney Roy.
Thought Lafontaine Park was a safe place to chill in the Montreal springtime? Think again.Starring Tim Rideout and Olivia Rideout.
From KAOSSILATIONS : Studies in Live Electronic Music Improvisation.Watch and listen as Tim creates electronic music pieces live, on-the-spot, using various improvisational techniques on the Korg "Kaossilator." This unique instrument is an iPod-sized synthesizer that fits in your back pocket, is played with one finger, has no standard keyboard and sounds un-freaking believable.The sounds and music you hear are coming from the Kaossilator only. There are no other instruments playing.Performed b...
From KAOSSILATIONS : Studies in Live Electronic Music Improvisation.Watch and listen as Tim creates electronic music pieces live, on-the-spot, using various improvisational techniques on the Korg "Kaossilator." This unique instrument is an iPod-sized synthesizer that fits in your back pocket, is played with one finger, has no standard keyboard and sounds un-freaking believable.The sounds and music you hear are coming from the Kaossilator only. There are no other instruments playing.Performed b...
Guest starring Tim Rideout and Tracey McKee Rideout guest stars on "Guy Stuff With John Moore" and has at it with Global Television's Stacey McKee. Today's pressing topics : separate lives under one roof, chivalry, high school reunions and the loss of Tim's rural innocence.
Guest starring Tim Rideout and Tracey McKee Rideout appears again on "Guy Stuff With John Moore" and discusses the pressing manly topics of the day with co-star guest Tracy McKee.Today's pressing topics : gender equality in sports and skeletons in the relationship closet.
Originally intended to be the only $20,000 music video ever made for $200, this turne dout to be the only $2000 music video trailer made for $20.Filmed in Montreal, Paris, Venice and South Africa.
A mini documentary “EPK” (Electronic Press Kit) featuring Tim’s experimental live-ambient-breakbeat ensemble “The Ride,” and his philosophy on DJs and the new creativity. “Traditional instrumentalists often misunderstand and even fear the new creativity embraced by DJs, samplists and contemporary electronica producers. The DJ on the other hand, is often guilty of honouring the fact that the very roots of the samples and records he is using lie in the creativity, blood, sweat and tears of the v...
In this hard-hitting music industry documentary, "Tim Rideout RAW! The Full 'What is INDIE' Interview," Montreal recording artist and producer Tim Rideout shares his philosophies on indie culture, the music business, record deals and musical perception. He also has a warning for independent artists who come across a little too hip for the room.Culling unseen footage from Dave Cool’s hit documentary "What is INDIE?" the slick-looking fourteen minute doc argues that “proponents of the traditiona...