Dangermaker

Dangermaker emerged from San Francisco, CA when singer/songwriter Adam Burnett unveiled a series of unfinished home demos to drummer Carlos Rodrigues. They collaborated to create edgier sounding songs than either had previously, resulting in a widely reviewed 5-track EP including the Owl Mag naming Dangermaker "One of my top 5 favorite Indie bands in the Bay Area". However, the band was still an incomplete duo until bassist Peter Ruecktenwald rode his bike across the country to San Francisco and keyboardist David DeAngelis left the Arkansas Delta to see what the West Coast had to offer. While all four members began as complete strangers, they were brought together by a shared passion and need to create music reflective of their diverse backgrounds, tastes, and influences, a need that came to fruition when they went into Studio SQ to record “Black Dream” with producers John Flores and Justin Sachs.

About the OraStream LP
For over a decade, the sound of digital music has been low quality, lossy audio represented in ever-shrinking files. We offer a new music experience with the sound of OraStream. It is pure and clean; you’d hear a tighter bass and noticeably higher definitions in the instruments and vocals.

Digital music has relied mainly on downloaded and natively stored files.
Increasingly, people have little need to do this. OraStream stores high-quality files in the cloud for streaming to any compatible device. The benefits are absolute music portability, convenience and music recommendations over time.

OraStream aims to recreate the album experience; a discovery journey with an artist. Beside audio quality, media-rich artwork and track notes are featured together with links to the artist’s web resources, such as, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, MySpace, Songkick and iTunes Store, where available as well as artists message notifications.

更新履歴
- rich push notifications for news updates
- fixes for FB sharing
- API v2 for user account
- slide-out side menu