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BT - Brian Wayne Transeau
Describing BT or Brian Wayne Transeau as a unique talent is an understatement. Hailing from Rockville in Maryland, he is considered legendary in the field of trance music. With his albums Ima and ESCM, he surely made a mark in trance music. He is also known in the music community as Libra, Prana, Kaistar, Elastic Reality, Prana, and GTB.
He is an inventor. As what they say, necessity makes great inventions. He did his own kind of music but to do that, he would need a lot of things to achieve the fame he wanted. That fame even required him to start a software company. That same software company made the BreakTweaker which he also uses. Sonic Architects released the application in 2007. He also has his own way to time correcting, BT calls it “nano-correcting”.
Aside from being a DJ, BT has the background and side projects that made him a remarkable musician. He was reared into classical music at a very tender age. Educated by Berklee College of Music in Boston, BT was also a band member in a punk group. He was also a vocalist to a lot of great songs and collaborated with Blake Lewis and Charlotte Martin. With a lot of albums released, he also did some collaboration with artists such as Madonna, Sarah McLachlan and Paul Van Dyk. To add more laurels on Brian Wayne Transeau’s forehead, he also did some musical score for movies. Most notable scores were used in “Monster” and “The Possibility of Fireflies”.
Albums
Ima (1995)
ESCM (1997)
Movement in Still Life (1999)
Emotional Technology (2003)
This Binary Universe (2006)
Emotional Technology (Collector's Edition) (2007)
Singles and EPs
"Oneday" (1992) (vocals by Fawn (musician))
"The Moment of Truth" (1995) (As Brian Transeau)
"Relativity" (1995) (As Brian Transeau)
"Loving You More" (1996) (vocals by Vincent Covello (musician))
"Embracing the Sunshine" (1996)
"Blue Skies" (1996) (vocals by Tori Amos)
"Love, Peace and Grease" (1997)
"Flaming June" (1997)
"Remember" (1997) (vocals by Jan Johnston)
"Godspeed" (1998)
"Mercury and Solace" (1999) (vocals by Jan Johnston)
"Dreaming" (2000) (vocals by Kirsty Hawkshaw)
"Smartbomb" (2000) (vocals by Rasco)
"Never Gonna Come Back Down" (2000) (vocals by Mike Doughty)
"Shame" (2001) (vocals by BT)
"Somnambulist (Simply Being Loved)" (2003) (vocals by BT and JC Chasez)
The Technology EP (2004)
"Force of Gravity" (2005) (vocals by BT and JC Chasez)
"The Rose of Jericho" (9 June 2009)
Compilations
R&R (Rare & Remixed) (2001)
Still Life In Motion (2001)
10 Years In the Life (2002)
Remixes
B-Tribe, "Nanita (A Spanish Lullaby)" (1995)
Shiva, "Freedom" (1995)
Diana Ross, "Take Me Higher" (1995)
Cabana, "Bailando Con Lobos" (1995)
Grace, "Not Over Yet" (1995)
Wild Colour, "Dreams" (1995)
Mike Oldfield, "Let There Be Light" (1995)
Billie Ray Martin, "Running Around Town" (1995)
Seal, "I'm Alive" (1995 - Remixed with Sasha)
Gipsy Kings, "La Rumba De Nicolas" (1996)
Billie Ray Martin, "Space Oasis" (1996)
Tori Amos, "Talula" (1996)
Tori Amos, "Putting the Damage On" (1997 - Unreleased)
Dina Carroll, "Run To You" (1997)
The Crystal Method, "Keep Hope Alive" (1997)
Paul Van Dyk, "Forbidden Fruit" (1997)
Deep Dish, "Stranded" (1997)
Madonna, "Drowned World/Substitute For Love" (1998)
Lenny Kravitz, "If You Can't Say No" (1998)
DJ Rap, "Bad Girl" (1998)
Depeche Mode, "It's No Good" (1998 - Unreleased)
Sarah McLachlan, "I Love You" (1999)
Tom Jones, "She's A Lady" (2000)
Sarah McLachlan, "Hold On" (2001)
KoЯn, "Here to Stay" (2002)
Dance Fest, "Yorkshire Sqat" (2002)
The Doors, "Break on Through (To the Other Side)" (2004)
Shiny Toy Guns, "Ricochet" (2008)