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Synthpop
Com Truise, Neon Indian, I'm about to crop your style...
Credits: Nathan fries your hard drive
DubStep
A little ditty I just put together. Shot for a kind of ghetto sound.
Credits: Nathan shrugged
Hardcore
The first track on my "Fukushima EP" released here on Artistserver. It is a critique on modern life. Dedicated to the Fukushima accident. (Song icon uses "tee" by Tup Wanders.)
Credits: Nathan is the worker bee.
Minimalist
This is about as repetitive and minimalist as I can get away with. Dedicated to the Fukushima nuclear plant designers. (Song icon uses "tee" by Tup Wanders.)
Credits: Nathan splits the atom.
Techno
Usually when I write I have two modes--either dystopian and critical of society, or upbeat and uplifting. This song combines the two: it's dystopian, but it's also kind of fun. Dedicated to the future of technology. Song icon uses "tee" by Tup Wanders, collected off of flickr.org.
Credits: Nathan jacks into the microsoft
House
The hortimorph plant lady wants her toast! This track uses the following samples by Nosebleed collected from freesound.org: "Cinema Thump and feed," "Nosebleed Cinema Interesting three prong feedback," and "Cinema Feedback growing into a monster." Icon derived from "Leaf with water droplets" by Jay.
Credits: Nathan gives the hortimorph plant lady her toast.
Minimal Experimental
Fun with sequencers! This track uses the following samples collected from freesound.org: By loofa: "Clav056," "Clav002," "GanjiraLo00," "GanjiraLo01," "GanjiraLo02," "GanjiraLo03," "BONGOS1," "BONGOS3," "BONGOS4," and "BONGOS7." By sandyrb: "KO KICK 001." Icon derived from "Scott's Hand on the Drum" by Randy Stern.
Credits: Nathan invisibly bangs on an invisible drum
Techno
Solid techno. Icon derived from "Hand" by John Morgan.
Credits: Good enough for Nathan
Techno
A historically informed techno track. More mood based and danceable than usual. This track uses the sample "Twin Jet" by kev6246, collected off of freesound.org. Icon derived from "Sensation White 2007 - ARENA Riga" by Marcus Vegas.
Credits: Nathan goes to mo-town
Hardcore
90s 'Ardkore with a 4-to-the-floor beat on top. Get your rave on! Icon derived from "Omega Sunrise II" by Luis Argerich.
Credits: Nathan gets his rave on
House
A nice little track with restrained production. This song uses the following samples collected from freesound.org: "Choinky Diva 001" and "Choinky Diva 002" by humphreyswill, and "Clav044" and "Clav019" by loofa. Icon derived from: "Justice, 50 Fleet Street, London" by mira66.
Credits: Nathan restrains himself from making a stupid joke.
Techno
I like this one. Good, solid, moderately DJ friendly techno. This song uses the following sound samples from freesound.org: "Now2" by CyberiaLainKittyKat, "8 Bit Punch Snare" by Walter Odington, "badass2 stretched2" by aaronbaron, "k9dhhPulseKick" by starpause. The icon is derived from "Lujuria / Lust: Tentación" by Gabriel Delgado.
Credits: Nathan's blood runs with bass
House
This one has great bass. Turn it up loud! (This song uses the following samples from freesound.org: "boom boom 2 8 beat Dm 90" by Simondsouza and "Trumpet Loop 02" by Synapase.)
Credits: Nathan is head over heels when he stands up
House
Inspired by 2-4 Grooves. Nice laid back track. Icon derived from "Cloud Vortices off Isla Socorro [Detail]" by NASA Goddard Space Flight Center.
Credits: Even Nathan tells the right time twice a day.
Alternative
This song was very fun to make: concepts like these are one in a million. Song icon derived from "A Dean Guitar" by Karl Jonsson and "IMG_7664" by Tom Woodward and is protected under a Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike license.
Credits: Nathan
House
Kiki gets used to the luxury of the city. Kiki rides in the back seat of a Lexus. Kiki then takes a nap. Icon derived from "Marina City, Chicago. One-car garage." by O Palsson, and "Explore #188!!who said unicorns don't exist??" by skittzitilby.
Credits: Nathan takes the A-Train
Synthpop
There is a story behind this song. I just don't know what it is yet. Remix coming soon. Icon derived from "Marina City, Chicago. One-car garage." by O Palsson.
Credits: Nathan gets lost in the cityscape
Melodic Trance
This is new territory for me to a certain extent. It probably doesn't show up in the song too much, but I am experimenting with different methods to writing music.
Credits: Nathan doesn't die, he fades away.
Synthpop
A nice little tune with minimalist verses. I try to combine the concepts of city and country (but not country music!), and work and leisure.
Credits: 3x Nathan
Techno
One of the tracks off my album, Ravepop Frankenstein. This involves the concept of black hole runners, who travel into black holes in order to save the universe. The song icon is derived from the photo "330 - City Grill View" by eyeliam.
Credits: The instant sword belongs to Nathan.
Gabber
Same as the original, only with a slightly different distorted, bass synth line. I thought the original line sounded a bit too weird. The song icon is derived from "The Polyphonic Spree" by Chad Davis, and is protected under a Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike license.
Credits: Nathan bangs his head again. (Maybe I should look before I stand up.)
Deep House
The fruits of a collaboration with local Moscow ID DJ, DJ Platonik. This one is more conventional and DJ friendly, and may appear on an album later on--I haven't decided yet. This song uses the following samples which were collected from freesound.org and protected under a Creative Commons Sampling Plus license version 1.0: "cracklebox crunch then ping down," "cracklebox clicking," and "cracklebox evaporating bleep" by tombola.
Credits: Nathan Foster vs. DJ Platonik
Gabber
A high energy track with a driving bass line. The song icon is derived from "The Polyphonic Spree" by Chad Davis, and is protected under a Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike license.
Credits: Nathan bangs his head. (Ouch.)
House
A pretty little song, which uses the sample "GMB Kantilan 6" by anamorphosis, which was collected off of freesound.org and is protected under a Creative Commons Sampling Plus license version 1.0. The icon is based on "Tree house near the end of the wood" by CTD 2005, and was collected off of flickr.com.
Credits: Nathan sleeps under the stars
Classical
A thrilling little piece of... wait, classical?? This song uses the synth "IL Autogun" which has no params but over 4 billion presets. I also use the sample "stacker" by Pullover aus Milch and "mill" by pcaeldries, collected from freesound.org and protected under a Creative Commons Sampling Plus license version 1.0. The icon is derived from the picture "Lyondell Citgo" by Woolie Monster--protected under a Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike license. I am not affiliated with Citgo in any way.
Credits: Nathan never claps between movements.
Trance
This song was done on commission, and was intended to communicate "ripples." It is another one of my more naturalistic techno tracks, and is also based on the image of a cool forest pool. The song icon is derived from the photo "ripples" by Andrew Fogg. This song uses the sample titled "Clav040" by loofa, collected from freesound.org.
Credits: Nathan swims in some light
Electronica
This debut Compact Disk from Neotone represents his take on Techno and Electronica in general. Many tracks are a unique, Neotone flavor of Techno, while a few ditch the genre altogether and opt for a more Classical sound, or original pop. TO BUY THIS ALBUM: Click on the link to the Enzyme Productions store on the right hand side of this page.
Credits: Neotone
Alternative Hip Hop
An interesting philosophical observation...
Credits: I am the brainwasher
Alternative
An updated version of "A Dog's Loyalty."
Credits: Nathan is sniffing the cat
Synthpop
Interesting little song, I like the hook. It's about someone who takes things a little too seriously. The song icon is adapted from the picture entitled "Atlas" by Wilhelm Joys Andersen found on flickr.com and is protected under a Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike license version 2.0.
Credits: We are all nonconformists. (Nathan isn't.)
Synthpop
Play this song LOUD! A slow 80s style synthpop anthem for lovers or friends.
Credits: Stir it up for me
Trance
A simple one in the same vein as "Flower". My favorite part is the bass. (Note: there's something about the chorus section I don't like... will fix later.)
Credits: I didn't do it. (Actually, I did.)
Trance
Same as the original, except a piano replaces the vocals. The song icon uses "Plumeria Flower" by R. J. Malfalfa (protected under a Creative Commons Attribution NonCommercial ShareAlike license version 2.0) and "Ocean Sunset" by Bob Jagendorf (protected under a Creative Commons Attribution license version 2.0), both found on Flickr.com.
Credits: Look what else Nathan Foster drug in
Trance
This is the most trancey song I've ever produced. It's a little dark, kinda saddish, but, I think, rather good. The song icon uses "Plumeria Flower" by R. J. Malfalfa (protected under a Creative Commons Attribution NonCommercial ShareAlike license version 2.0) and "Ocean Sunset" by Bob Jagendorf (protected under a Creative Commons Attribution license version 2.0), both found on Flickr.com.
Credits: Look what Nathan Foster drug in
Ambient
A minimalist song that doesn't stray much from the main samples: a diesel motor and fan.
Credits: Nathan blames the dog
Synthpop
Yay! Sex! Echoes of Depeche (especially from the album "Violator"), this song was born from experimentation with electro drums.
Credits: Nathan likes it
Alternative
This song came together quite nicely. The lyrics have some rather complex ideas... basically, people who want to destroy the environment are going to do so as far as they can get away with, within the boundaries set by environmentalists. Essentially this means whittling away at world species.
Credits: I am the brainwasher
Rock
I like the lyrics. But, this song really should not be produced with mostly electronic instruments, it belongs in a rock band.
Credits: Nathan is licking your face
Electronica
This song is very percussive. Which is interesting, since it's titled melody. But it's only titled melody because that's the word that came to me when I tried to sing to it. Quite poppy for me, very simple in nature. Enjoy.
Credits: Dances with Nathan
Classical
Circa 1909, Bela Bartok wrote a book called "For Children." The book contained this little song. I made my own version, including a 303-emu bass line. =D Enjoy. (Icon derived from "Stray_kitten_Rambo001a" by Kpjas via Flickr.com. It is protected under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike version 2.0 license: www.creativecommons.org.)
Credits: Composed by Bela Bartok, mastered by Nathan Foster
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Date of Birth: 02/22/1986 Gender: Male Sex Orientation: Straight Education: Some college Religion: Vajrayana Buddhist Artist/Band Profile: "A freakish, white, gangly musical prodigy." Similar Artists: Orbital, Nubuo Uematsu (music for Final Fantasy), Portishead, Bliss, Ochre, and others Music Style: Triphop, Illbient, Techno, Electronica, Experimental Influences: The Descent 1 soundtrack (www.descent2.com), Orbital, Mozart, Blur, Kid Koala, 300 Baud, Terminal Sound System, Crystal Method, David Bowie, William Gibson, microphone feedback, tape hiss, growling dogs, dreams of beautiful women Studio / Music Equipment: The studio contains:
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