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About Shout Music
Shout Music Productions, is the creation of Phuzz and
Android, two music producers, songwriters, and remixers with a
breadth of music industry experience. The two members created the
electronic dance group L.E.D.
 In
the mid-90's, L.E.D. developed a reputation as underground dance
charters. L.E.D.'s 1995 full length CD
Shortwave was acclaimed the breakout CD of the month by
Dance Music Authority and was awarded the best dance record of
the year at the Minnesota Music Awards. All three of their
independent released singles on Minneapolis based Exit Records
reached top 10 status on major national dance charts and
received rave reviews in magazines such as Alternative Press,
Billboard, DMA, Net Magazine, and numerous others. The band also
gained notoriety for their unique high-energy live show
performances, ranging from late night club cameos to their sold out
venue concerts.
By the late 90's, the two principle members of L.E.D. began to
focus solely on songwriting, producing, and remixing.
 The
two worked with a number of recording artists and labels in an
effort to further expand their horizons. In 1997, Phuzz hooked up
with Twisted America Records (the brainchild of legendary
dance label record executives Rob DiStefano and Mark Davenport).
Phuzz contributed several remixes for artists on MCA records and
Twisted America, including the 1998 #1 Billboard magazine
charting Club 69 single, "Much Better" featuring Suzanne Palmer on
vocals.
After releasing one final dance charter Chemical Gun as
L.E.D., Phuzz and Android partnered up to found Shout Music
Productions. Along with the continued success in dance music, the
founding of Shout Music Productions opened up the opportunity to
expand into other musical genres. Over the past six years, Shout
Music Productions has written and produced music for film and TV,
 as
well as for an assortment of recording artists. Illustrating their
expansion into other genres, Shout Music Productions was hired to
produce, engineer, mix and contribute several songs for the
international debut album of SoulFood
"Breathe" on Rykodisc Records. The album received critical
acclaim in the world music and ambient music industry. The song,
"Chameleon", written and produced by Shout Music Productions, became
a featured song on the album.
With the notoriety received from "Chameleon", Shout Music
Productions was asked to contribute the song, along with several new
songs, remixes, and productions to the IMAX
film
 Extreme.
The film was released in the summer of 1999 along with a full length
compilation CD on Rykodisc records and was awarded Best IMAX
score of the year. Other notable TV and film contributions from
Shout Music Productions include the PBS documentary "Condition
Black" and Baywatch Hawai'i which opened up its television premiere
with a 2 minute creation from Shout Music Productions.
In 2005 Shout Music
Productions is continuing to provide their unique blend of
songwriting, remixing, and producing talents to several exciting new
projects.
Check back often to ShoutMusic.com
for more exciting news as it becomes available!
Shout Music Productions
PO Box 191
Lake Elmo, MN 55042
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