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Damir Olejar is also a Digital Artist in experimental genres concerning the visual and audio arts; known for the different and the innovative methods concerning the digital arts. The best known innovation was the use of the spectral analysis of the input sound to match the mastering of the already mastered audio; avoiding the need for the studio equipment and speakers for mastering.

The founder of pseudonyms such as Bpill and ~Hunrgy?. The project ~Hunrgy? has begun in 1997 with the digital music created with various music software such as collaboration of FastTracker 2 with Steinberg Cubase. In 2003 the new project was created under the name Bpill. After good reviews and a huge fan-base of 50000 (approximate), the project has ended in the summer of 2007.

Currently, the rebirth of the previous projects has begun under the name of the founder. During the 12-year existence of the envisioned digital art as the symbol of the freedom of expression and information, the projects existed as the collection of the non-profit digital art. Furthermore, the art has been donated for the charity organizations such as the organizations for helping the Tsunami Victims.

In 2005, the first label-based release has been made with the Periphery Recordings indie label under the name ~Hunrgy?

In 2006, the album entitled One For Baby and One For Mommy has been released with the German independent label TROORG, reaching the great fan-base and increasing the free-art distribution, under the name Bpill.

In 2006 and 2007, several independent releases have been made with the independent music label Digital Kunstrasen from Germany, under the name Bpill.

2008 has marked a rebirth of the previous projects and a beginning of a new experimentation with the digital arts.

Personal information

Date of Birth: 16th of August, 1980

Place of Birth: Novi Sad

Discography

~Hunrgy?: Peripheral Vision

Bpill: One For Baby, And One For Mommy

Bpill: Airways

Equipment

Laptop

8-track

Modified reel to reel

Modified cameras

The basic mixing board and monitors

Other self-made equipment and software

External links

Internet Archive of Bpill's works

Bpill at LastFM

Personal Myspace Site

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