Chilean Songwriter. Keyboardist and electronic musician.
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After several sound experiments under the name of Hauyon (just the last name), this author gets back to the “song” path which started in 2001 as main songwriter, keyboardist and singer of theChilean rock-pop band “Polter” (2001-2010), with a solo work intended to save the alternative and electro sounds of the last three decades .
Together with Polter, Oscar Hauyon got several private and state funds (Fondart Regional, Fondo GORE, Fondo de la Música Nacional), national level contests ( Rock & pop radio “The song of the summer and the “Sello Azul” contest from the Chilean copyright society ) and they took their music to a big part of Latin America through 9 videos that rotated in MTV, Vía X and other video music networks. The band stopped their activities in May of 2010, after several tours and 2 albums released, “Polter” (Sello Azul, 2005) and “Moderno” (Feria Music, 2008).
In 2011, they posthumously edited “3”, a downloadable album through its site www.polter.cl
Parallel to his work with Polter, Oscar Hauyon was “invited keyboardist” of bands from Santiago such as “Sónica”, “Lulú Jam” and “De Saloon”. He has made remixes for bands such as “Golem”, “Phono”, “Picnic Kibun” and Makiabella.
The first solo project of Oscar Hauyon was the electronic music that accompanied his radio program “Mi primera vez en la Perla” from “La perla del dial” radio, the first radio that only plays Chilean music, in 2008. These musical creations and others made later can be listened in the digital EP “Huída”, with creations that debate between the dance and the industrial rock.
In 2010, and after the end of “Polter”, Oscar Hauyon was called by the collective “Limarí Rock” to collaborate with a song in the compilation CD of this association. This experience leaded to a new encounter with the composition and songwriting.
“Caída”(Fall) is the song that comes to show a new side of the songwriter from Ovalle, It talks about the growing process and acceptation by which the musician went through. In the new creations of Oscar Hauyon the experience in the electronic music and the rock-pop heritage obtained in the writing work with Polter blend with industrial and indietronic sounds.
Whether it be as Oscar Hauyon (rock songwriter), as Hauyon (electronic/industrial) or as the mind under the songs of “Polter”. The creativity of this artist is still being eager and persistent.
Free tracks can be downloaded at their offical website, www.oscarhauyon.com.
After sever… Read Full Bio ↴Chilean Songwriter. Keyboardist and electronic musician.
After several sound experiments under the name of Hauyon (just the last name), this author gets back to the “song” path which started in 2001 as main songwriter, keyboardist and singer of theChilean rock-pop band “Polter” (2001-2010), with a solo work intended to save the alternative and electro sounds of the last three decades .
Together with Polter, Oscar Hauyon got several private and state funds (Fondart Regional, Fondo GORE, Fondo de la Música Nacional), national level contests ( Rock & pop radio “The song of the summer and the “Sello Azul” contest from the Chilean copyright society ) and they took their music to a big part of Latin America through 9 videos that rotated in MTV, Vía X and other video music networks. The band stopped their activities in May of 2010, after several tours and 2 albums released, “Polter” (Sello Azul, 2005) and “Moderno” (Feria Music, 2008).
In 2011, they posthumously edited “3”, a downloadable album through its site www.polter.cl
Parallel to his work with Polter, Oscar Hauyon was “invited keyboardist” of bands from Santiago such as “Sónica”, “Lulú Jam” and “De Saloon”. He has made remixes for bands such as “Golem”, “Phono”, “Picnic Kibun” and Makiabella.
The first solo project of Oscar Hauyon was the electronic music that accompanied his radio program “Mi primera vez en la Perla” from “La perla del dial” radio, the first radio that only plays Chilean music, in 2008. These musical creations and others made later can be listened in the digital EP “Huída”, with creations that debate between the dance and the industrial rock.
In 2010, and after the end of “Polter”, Oscar Hauyon was called by the collective “Limarí Rock” to collaborate with a song in the compilation CD of this association. This experience leaded to a new encounter with the composition and songwriting.
“Caída”(Fall) is the song that comes to show a new side of the songwriter from Ovalle, It talks about the growing process and acceptation by which the musician went through. In the new creations of Oscar Hauyon the experience in the electronic music and the rock-pop heritage obtained in the writing work with Polter blend with industrial and indietronic sounds.
Whether it be as Oscar Hauyon (rock songwriter), as Hauyon (electronic/industrial) or as the mind under the songs of “Polter”. The creativity of this artist is still being eager and persistent.
Free tracks can be downloaded at their offical website, www.oscarhauyon.com.
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karina leyton pizarro
bueno muy bueno
PROROCK OVALLE
Buena canción además
Xavi Diaz Ubano
Bueno el clip, saluds :)
Felipe Andres Muñoz Aguilera
me gusto mas este tema un poco mas dance
se agradece
Claudio Carcamo
autor?
Oscar Hauyon
Es un cover de la banda angelina Desierto Florido. De su disco "Goosfraba". Solía tocar esta canción en mis programas radiales de música chilena. Me gustaba mucho. Cuando empecé a grabar mi disco, le pregunte a los Sandoval (integrantes de la banda) si podían autorizarme el cover... y bueno, así se dió todo.
DIEGUCHO
uy que polemico