| Profile: Vic Hennegan |
Vic Hennegan grew up on the progressive rock of Genesis and space music by Tangerine Dream that he heard on the local college radio station, WXPN. Now he works in Los Angeles, creating music ranging from techno grooves to ambient chill.
Originally from Philadelphia, Hennegan spent his early career performing in rock bands in New York City. After relocating to Los Angeles, he became a permanent fixture as performer on the desert rave scene. His spellbinding anthems and inspired dance floor rituals led him to a more enlightened perspective, and he has since traveled a deeper musical path. A deeply spiritual vibration resonates throughout Hennegan's music. His CD Desert God brings a rich texture of sound to the forefront. Hennegan has the ability to absorb and translate the beauty of his surroundings into a wondrous musical expression. Vic Hennegan is a member of The Fateless Flows Collective, the largest experimental electronic music community in Los Angeles. His music has been aired on Star's End, and nationally on Music from the Hearts of Space and Echoes. Hennegan has also been the subject of multiple interviews with Echoes and performed live for their on-air Living Room Concerts series. His live track "Soundscape for Echoes" was included on the Echoes Living Room Concerts compilation CD, Refractions. Vic Hennegan will make his east-coast concert debut performing with Dean De Benedictis at The Gatherings Concert Series on Saturday 18 October 2008. Following this event, Vic Hennegan + Dean De Benedictis will play an original ambient live in-studio set on the 10.19.08 broadcast of STAR'S END |
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