Nakura's Music

A fun collection of songs that are all a little odd in their own way and all feature experimental sounds from my modular synth. It was really fun and refreshing making these songs, I had no real goal in mind when starting them and just made what I thought might sound cool. Since I made all the songs this way, they are full of stuff like polymeters, randomly changing sounds and even an ambient song that does not follow any grid or timing. I think this is a fun collection of tracks and I hope you are able to enjoy them and give them a chance, even though they are outside of what I usually do.

This was released early on my Patreon. If you like what I do and want to help support me, as well as get access to early releases and other goodies, please consider supporting me on Patreon.

Check out my Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/audiovitamin

GET IT HERE: https://audiovitamin.bandcamp.com/album/winter-oddities

A fun collection of songs that are all a little odd in their own way and all feature experimental sounds from my modular synth. It was really fun and refreshing making these songs, I had no real goal in mind when starting them and just made what I thought might sound cool. Since I made all the songs this way, they are full of stuff like polymeters, randomly changing sounds and even an ambient song that does not follow any grid or timing. I think this is a fun collection of tracks and I hope you are able to enjoy them and give them a chance, even though they are outside of what I usually do.

This was released early on my Patreon. If you like what I do and want to help support me, as well as get access to early releases and other goodies, please consider supporting me on Patreon.

Check out my Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/audiovitamin

GET IT HERE: https://audiovitamin.bandcamp.com/album/winter-oddities

A fun collection of songs that are all a little odd in their own way and all feature experimental sounds from my modular synth. It was really fun and refreshing making these songs, I had no real goal in mind when starting them and just made what I thought might sound cool. Since I made all the songs this way, they are full of stuff like polymeters, randomly changing sounds and even an ambient song that does not follow any grid or timing. I think this is a fun collection of tracks and I hope you are able to enjoy them and give them a chance, even though they are outside of what I usually do.

This was released early on my Patreon. If you like what I do and want to help support me, as well as get access to early releases and other goodies, please consider supporting me on Patreon.

Check out my Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/audiovitamin

GET IT HERE: https://audiovitamin.bandcamp.com/album/winter-oddities

A fun collection of songs that are all a little odd in their own way and all feature experimental sounds from my modular synth. It was really fun and refreshing making these songs, I had no real goal in mind when starting them and just made what I thought might sound cool. Since I made all the songs this way, they are full of stuff like polymeters, randomly changing sounds and even an ambient song that does not follow any grid or timing. I think this is a fun collection of tracks and I hope you are able to enjoy them and give them a chance, even though they are outside of what I usually do.

This was released early on my Patreon. If you like what I do and want to help support me, as well as get access to early releases and other goodies, please consider supporting me on Patreon.

Check out my Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/audiovitamin

GET IT HERE: https://audiovitamin.bandcamp.com/album/winter-oddities

I have recently been listening to a bit of midtempo or "cyberpunk" style music, and the general cyberpunk aesthetic has been on my mind lately because of the Cyberpunk 2077 video game, so this started out as an attempt at me making a cyberpunk track. The final result is a little more "space" sounding that my original vision, but I am fine with the direction it went. The song ended up being a imaginary collaboration between my Nami and Mana Weaver aliases, so Mana Weaver brought the bass and Nami brought the synthwave style parts. This was kind of a fun thing to do and worked out stylistically since cyberpunk music has a lot of bassy electro & synthwave elements. That imaginary collaboration is also where the title came from, not only does it sound cool, it is the combining, or convergence, of the two styles or ideas.

Really happy with the final track, it is a cool sounding, spacey cyberpunk, synthwavey thing. I love when these kind of experiments and stylistic mashups work out.

This was released early on my Patreon. If you like what I do and want to help support me, as well as get access to early releases and other goodies, please consider supporting me on Patreon.

Check out my Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/audiovitamin

GET IT HERE: https://audiovitamin.bandcamp.com/track/convergence

I have been meaning to remix another S3RL song for a long time and figured this would be a fun one to remix after being reminded how awesome of a song the original is by a fan. I've also been in the mood for trance lately, so I thought it was a perfect opportunity to make a trance song. I was a little skeptical that trance would work for a S3RL song, but was pleasantly surprised how well it works with this track. It worked out really well and I am happy with what I was able to do with it. Hope you enjoy hearing this S3RL classic as an uplifting trance track :)

This was released early on my Patreon. If you like what I do and want to help support me, as well as get access to early releases and other goodies, please consider supporting me on Patreon.

Check out my Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/audiovitamin

GET IT HERE in FLAC: https://mega.nz/file/AlxFRY7K#gAVIxHKGkCZJq3IPFSeNZ9jH4atHHuw69Gykb2yZp_E

Or MP3: https://mega.nz/file/Vx5zhY6A#EtZw816NxTmPpjWAudkqac6P9pteRubXfA7vrL6UmJ0

This year's Stereo Homicide EP. I was originally going to go for the same sort of sound that I went for with the last two, by using all the same sounds again. However, I quickly found out that I was pretty bored with that sound and did not want to tread the same ground again. So with this one I set out to update the Stereo Homicide sound a little bit, while still retaining a similar feeling. I am pretty happy with what I was able to come up with and I feel I made another cool Halloween EP. My brother did the illustration again this year, big thanks to him for that :)

The first song is called "The Old Ways", it is the first thing I started for this project and uses all the same sounds from the last two EPs. Despite it using all the old sounds, I am still really happy with it, I just knew I could not do that for another three tracks. It is called "The Old Ways" because it uses the old sound set, but I also was imagining the old traditions of a murder cult while writing this track. It also kind of ties into the cover art. The last two releases featured knives, while this one uses a gun, so knives being the old ways.

"A New Monster" is probably the most modern sounding track on the EP. I went for a neuro style bass and tried to give it a more up to date sound, while still using old breaks and the Stereo Homicide sound set. I went for the title "A New Monster" because it has a more modern sound and I imagined a new member of the murder cult giving in to their psychotic desires. I was also imagining them using a gun, rather than knives like the rest of the members, which is something the other cult members don't approve of.

"The Sickness" is my attempt to make a song that is sort of a hybrid between Big Beat and DnB. I think I managed to pull it off for the most part, I wanted some acid parts in the track, but could not make them fit. "The Sickness" refers to the psychosis that is taking over the new cult member. They have already given into it, but they are still fighting it to some degree.

Finally, "Where Is The Rain" is a more chilled out, minimal DnB track that I made because I was really inspired by the song at the end of a Alex Ball YouTube video. I ended up making something that is not too similar, but that is probably a good thing and I am still really happy with what I made. This song is about the character fully snapping, killing all the other cult members and then having immense regret for all the people they have killed and the monster they have become. They are wondering where is the rain that will wash away all that they have done and what they have become.

Happy Halloween everyone!

This was released early on my Patreon. If you like what I do and want to help support me, as well as get access to early releases and other goodies, please consider supporting me on Patreon.

Check out my Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/audiovitamin

GET IT HERE: https://li.sten.to/QSGJCLo

This year's Stereo Homicide EP. I was originally going to go for the same sort of sound that I went for with the last two, by using all the same sounds again. However, I quickly found out that I was pretty bored with that sound and did not want to tread the same ground again. So with this one I set out to update the Stereo Homicide sound a little bit, while still retaining a similar feeling. I am pretty happy with what I was able to come up with and I feel I made another cool Halloween EP. My brother did the illustration again this year, big thanks to him for that :)

The first song is called "The Old Ways", it is the first thing I started for this project and uses all the same sounds from the last two EPs. Despite it using all the old sounds, I am still really happy with it, I just knew I could not do that for another three tracks. It is called "The Old Ways" because it uses the old sound set, but I also was imagining the old traditions of a murder cult while writing this track. It also kind of ties into the cover art. The last two releases featured knives, while this one uses a gun, so knives being the old ways.

"A New Monster" is probably the most modern sounding track on the EP. I went for a neuro style bass and tried to give it a more up to date sound, while still using old breaks and the Stereo Homicide sound set. I went for the title "A New Monster" because it has a more modern sound and I imagined a new member of the murder cult giving in to their psychotic desires. I was also imagining them using a gun, rather than knives like the rest of the members, which is something the other cult members don't approve of.

"The Sickness" is my attempt to make a song that is sort of a hybrid between Big Beat and DnB. I think I managed to pull it off for the most part, I wanted some acid parts in the track, but could not make them fit. "The Sickness" refers to the psychosis that is taking over the new cult member. They have already given into it, but they are still fighting it to some degree.

Finally, "Where Is The Rain" is a more chilled out, minimal DnB track that I made because I was really inspired by the song at the end of a Alex Ball YouTube video. I ended up making something that is not too similar, but that is probably a good thing and I am still really happy with what I made. This song is about the character fully snapping, killing all the other cult members and then having immense regret for all the people they have killed and the monster they have become. They are wondering where is the rain that will wash away all that they have done and what they have become.

Happy Halloween everyone!

This was released early on my Patreon. If you like what I do and want to help support me, as well as get access to early releases and other goodies, please consider supporting me on Patreon.

Check out my Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/audiovitamin

GET IT HERE: https://li.sten.to/QSGJCLo

This year's Stereo Homicide EP. I was originally going to go for the same sort of sound that I went for with the last two, by using all the same sounds again. However, I quickly found out that I was pretty bored with that sound and did not want to tread the same ground again. So with this one I set out to update the Stereo Homicide sound a little bit, while still retaining a similar feeling. I am pretty happy with what I was able to come up with and I feel I made another cool Halloween EP. My brother did the illustration again this year, big thanks to him for that :)

The first song is called "The Old Ways", it is the first thing I started for this project and uses all the same sounds from the last two EPs. Despite it using all the old sounds, I am still really happy with it, I just knew I could not do that for another three tracks. It is called "The Old Ways" because it uses the old sound set, but I also was imagining the old traditions of a murder cult while writing this track. It also kind of ties into the cover art. The last two releases featured knives, while this one uses a gun, so knives being the old ways.

"A New Monster" is probably the most modern sounding track on the EP. I went for a neuro style bass and tried to give it a more up to date sound, while still using old breaks and the Stereo Homicide sound set. I went for the title "A New Monster" because it has a more modern sound and I imagined a new member of the murder cult giving in to their psychotic desires. I was also imagining them using a gun, rather than knives like the rest of the members, which is something the other cult members don't approve of.

"The Sickness" is my attempt to make a song that is sort of a hybrid between Big Beat and DnB. I think I managed to pull it off for the most part, I wanted some acid parts in the track, but could not make them fit. "The Sickness" refers to the psychosis that is taking over the new cult member. They have already given into it, but they are still fighting it to some degree.

Finally, "Where Is The Rain" is a more chilled out, minimal DnB track that I made because I was really inspired by the song at the end of a Alex Ball YouTube video. I ended up making something that is not too similar, but that is probably a good thing and I am still really happy with what I made. This song is about the character fully snapping, killing all the other cult members and then having immense regret for all the people they have killed and the monster they have become. They are wondering where is the rain that will wash away all that they have done and what they have become.

Happy Halloween everyone!

This was released early on my Patreon. If you like what I do and want to help support me, as well as get access to early releases and other goodies, please consider supporting me on Patreon.

Check out my Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/audiovitamin

GET IT HERE: https://li.sten.to/QSGJCLo

This year's Stereo Homicide EP. I was originally going to go for the same sort of sound that I went for with the last two, by using all the same sounds again. However, I quickly found out that I was pretty bored with that sound and did not want to tread the same ground again. So with this one I set out to update the Stereo Homicide sound a little bit, while still retaining a similar feeling. I am pretty happy with what I was able to come up with and I feel I made another cool Halloween EP. My brother did the illustration again this year, big thanks to him for that :)

The first song is called "The Old Ways", it is the first thing I started for this project and uses all the same sounds from the last two EPs. Despite it using all the old sounds, I am still really happy with it, I just knew I could not do that for another three tracks. It is called "The Old Ways" because it uses the old sound set, but I also was imagining the old traditions of a murder cult while writing this track. It also kind of ties into the cover art. The last two releases featured knives, while this one uses a gun, so knives being the old ways.

"A New Monster" is probably the most modern sounding track on the EP. I went for a neuro style bass and tried to give it a more up to date sound, while still using old breaks and the Stereo Homicide sound set. I went for the title "A New Monster" because it has a more modern sound and I imagined a new member of the murder cult giving in to their psychotic desires. I was also imagining them using a gun, rather than knives like the rest of the members, which is something the other cult members don't approve of.

"The Sickness" is my attempt to make a song that is sort of a hybrid between Big Beat and DnB. I think I managed to pull it off for the most part, I wanted some acid parts in the track, but could not make them fit. "The Sickness" refers to the psychosis that is taking over the new cult member. They have already given into it, but they are still fighting it to some degree.

Finally, "Where Is The Rain" is a more chilled out, minimal DnB track that I made because I was really inspired by the song at the end of a Alex Ball YouTube video. I ended up making something that is not too similar, but that is probably a good thing and I am still really happy with what I made. This song is about the character fully snapping, killing all the other cult members and then having immense regret for all the people they have killed and the monster they have become. They are wondering where is the rain that will wash away all that they have done and what they have become.

Happy Halloween everyone!

This was released early on my Patreon. If you like what I do and want to help support me, as well as get access to early releases and other goodies, please consider supporting me on Patreon.

Check out my Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/audiovitamin

GET IT HERE: https://li.sten.to/QSGJCLo