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My name is Mark! Silver (and yes, the exclamation point is part of the name). I'm an independent musician from the lovely united state of Wiscodisco (Wisconsin). I've been doing music-related things throughout my life, and have made music of more genres and styles than I can keep track (though "indie-rock" isn't a bad descriptor). In February of 2016, I first tried Ubuntu, & I switched to Linux full-time around April of that same year.

We made some music videos and mixed the multitrack recordings with Ardour 5.10 using Calf compressor and reverb, eq10q and AT1.

Watch the videos (@ Club Wakuum).

My name is Danilo Siqueira. I've been studying music production on Berklee online for 2 years and needed a capstone project, in order to finish the project.

As linux enthusiast and musician, I've decided to compose, record, produce a small album (an EP if you will). But this small project got some attention on the internet and became a full-fledged band (a power trio actually). So now it has releases on streaming services, Youtube, Facebook page, etc.

Homerecorded electronic protest popsongs. With a few early exceptions, all created with linux and open source.

On the move, in motion, out and about: that's “in giro”, and that we are. we pick up things in our travels, pluck them from limbs, absorb or excavate or simply remember them, and during layovers we stitch these together and sing. being in giro is being with change, and ever-seeking we make music that ever-seeks. As points on our trajectory towards freedom, the defiantly homemade music is free/gratis, the tools are free/libre, and we work with free/independent artists.

We proudly present our new album "Wischn/noisiV" which is produced with Ardour, Audacity, Zita AT1, Calf Plugins, Eq10q, ZamGate, Xwax, Rakarrack

Also the artwork was made with free software. (Gimp, Xsane, Libre Office and Scribus)

All songs recorded mixed and mastered @MoosAirStudios.com
www.die-ag.at

Marius is a musician, composer and producer from Aachen, Germany. He started playing in 1995 and since 2015 he is producing his own songs on OpenSUSE using Ardour.

John Option is a musical project started on 2014. All the music of John Option is produced using only free software and all the songs of John Option are published under a free license. For every song of John Option are also available the single recording tracks and Ardour project under a free license. We believe in freedom and in cultural sharing.

We're a rock and roll band from Marquette Michigan. We mostly play local venues. The recordings here are just demos we've recorded on our own, we're teaching ourselves how to record music and doing it all with FLOSS software.

I'm an electronic music producer, vocalist and songwriter from Warsaw, Poland. My main OS is KXStudio.

I'm creating music inspired with modern EDM sounds as well as the classical baroque music. I'm blending the genres of drum&bass, dubstep, techno, electro with funk and jazz inspirations, trying to create music that is both danceable and rich enoght to be enjoyable on it's own. I don't use other people's samples or loops - I mostly synthesise my sounds from scratch (drums too!) or record some vocal samples myself.