Multi-award winning artist endorses collaboration and shares project files from the album Innocents on premier online network
NYC (September 18, 2014) - Project files for Moby's single "The Last Day", from his latest album Innocents, are now available exclusively on Blend in Ableton Live and Avid Pro Tools formats for music producers to re-interpret and remix the song on the online collaboration platform at http://blend.io.

Moby is a phenomenon in electronic music. He has remained innovative and relevant through fads and trends, and today - once again - proves to be one step ahead by fully embracing technology through online collaboration. He appreciates and encourages input from musicians all over the world, which is why he made the stems of "The Last Day" available for Blend members to remix.
Moby

"When people try to control content in the digital world, there's something about
that that seems kind of depressing to me," read a quote by the artist in an article on CDM. "The most interesting results happen when there is no control. I love the democratic anarchy of the online world."

Moby's album Innocents, recorded in his apartment and produced by Grammy-winner Mark 'Spike' Stent, was released last October and features collaborations on 7 of the album's 12 tracks. He now invites music producers on Blend to download "The Last Day" project files, deconstruct it and make their own versions of it.

The project is available to be remixed in Ableton Live: http://blnd.io/YTbs4B and in Avid Pro Tools: http://blnd.io/1p1DGQy



New users can sign up now at this exclusive link: https://blend.io/vip/moby

The Last Day video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5Dpz6w_jz4

About Blend
Blend (http://blend.io), the leading music collaboration platform, amplifies existing creation workflows for music producers by opening them up to a global network of collaborators and elite fans who are looking for more than just the rendered stereo mix. On Blend, producers share source project files (Ableton Live, Pro Tools, Logic/GarageBand, Maschine, Reason, etc.) to not just remix but completely reimagine, learn from and inject new life into them. Blend is backed by Betaworks in New York.