Nakura's Music

I've really been liking the 2-step DnB/Hardcore hybrid stuff I have been making lately, so I made a few more original tracks in that style and compiled them into an EP. I also wanted to would give Summer Breeze, the first track I made in this style, a proper release and named the EP after it. The EP also uses mostly the same artwork from the Summer Breeze single, which might be a little lazy, but I really like it and wanted to use it again. I am very happy with this collection of tracks, and am excited to make more songs in this style.

For Summer Breeze, I wanted to make a DnB song using the same production style and arrangement that I would use in a UK Hardcore track. The end result is skewed more towards the DnB side, but I feel I more or less accomplished what I originally set out to do with this track. The vocals where a last minute addition that I think really helped complete the song and made it sound and flow much better than if I had left it as an instrumental like I originally intended. I tried around 7 (million) or so vocals before I settled on these, I like the theme and they flow really well with the already existing chords.

Guiding Light is the second track that I started in the style of Summer Breeze and I was actually a little stuck on it for a while. The ideas where not really coming to me at first, but I was eventually able to get something going that I really like. This song is written in a major scale, which is something that I normally don't do, I just have a hard time making things I like the sound of, but this time I was able to come up with something I like. I could not come up with a title for this one, but eventually I settled on Guiding Light after looking some artwork with the same name by Alena Aenami.

Another song named after some Alena Aenami art. I usually turn to her work for inspiration, really fantastic paintings. I am particularly proud of Endless, I think I did a really good job on the melody. I actually had the vocal samples in before I knew what the title was going to be and kind of struggled to think of something that fit. Eventually after seeing the Aenami painting, I thought Endless was a really cool title and fits the vocals well enough.

INB4. Endless. Ends.

Finally, Autumn Breeze is mostly the same song as Summer Breeze, but the melodys and everything (except the stuff that would sound terrible) is in reverse. I was going to call it Winter Breeze, since that is actually the opposite of Summer, but I like Autumn more and it is closer, so I went with that. I don't normally mirror stuff like this, but I think it has an interesting sound and was a cool way to finish off the EP.

This was released a week early on my Patreon. If you want early access to my music, all kinds of other goodies and want to help support me, please consider donating.

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Download it here: https://audiovitamin.bandcamp.com/album/summer-breeze-ex

I've really been liking the 2-step DnB/Hardcore hybrid stuff I have been making lately, so I made a few more original tracks in that style and compiled them into an EP. I also wanted to would give Summer Breeze, the first track I made in this style, a proper release and named the EP after it. The EP also uses mostly the same artwork from the Summer Breeze single, which might be a little lazy, but I really like it and wanted to use it again. I am very happy with this collection of tracks, and am excited to make more songs in this style.

For Summer Breeze, I wanted to make a DnB song using the same production style and arrangement that I would use in a UK Hardcore track. The end result is skewed more towards the DnB side, but I feel I more or less accomplished what I originally set out to do with this track. The vocals where a last minute addition that I think really helped complete the song and made it sound and flow much better than if I had left it as an instrumental like I originally intended. I tried around 7 (million) or so vocals before I settled on these, I like the theme and they flow really well with the already existing chords.

Guiding Light is the second track that I started in the style of Summer Breeze and I was actually a little stuck on it for a while. The ideas where not really coming to me at first, but I was eventually able to get something going that I really like. This song is written in a major scale, which is something that I normally don't do, I just have a hard time making things I like the sound of, but this time I was able to come up with something I like. I could not come up with a title for this one, but eventually I settled on Guiding Light after looking some artwork with the same name by Alena Aenami.

Another song named after some Alena Aenami art. I usually turn to her work for inspiration, really fantastic paintings. I am particularly proud of Endless, I think I did a really good job on the melody. I actually had the vocal samples in before I knew what the title was going to be and kind of struggled to think of something that fit. Eventually after seeing the Aenami painting, I thought Endless was a really cool title and fits the vocals well enough.

INB4. Endless. Ends.

Finally, Autumn Breeze is mostly the same song as Summer Breeze, but the melodys and everything (except the stuff that would sound terrible) is in reverse. I was going to call it Winter Breeze, since that is actually the opposite of Summer, but I like Autumn more and it is closer, so I went with that. I don't normally mirror stuff like this, but I think it has an interesting sound and was a cool way to finish off the EP.

This was released a week early on my Patreon. If you want early access to my music, all kinds of other goodies and want to help support me, please consider donating.

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

Download it here: https://audiovitamin.bandcamp.com/album/summer-breeze-ex

I can't believe I had forgotten about this S3RL song, the original is so good. I was browsing S3RL's remix packs on his website and seeing it available jogged my memory. I remembered really liking it when it was new in 2014. Since I like the original so much, the remix pack was available and I had some ideas for it, I set off on remixing it. I gave it the 2-step beat spin that I have been liking lately, I figured it would work with the melody and I was right. I really like the sound I was able to give to the song and I want to try remixing more S3RL stuff in the near future.

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I really like the sound I was able to come up with for Summer Breeze, so I wanted to have another go with that style. This time it is a remix of one of my favorite Rhythmics songs. Originally this was going to be an original song, since the vocals are from a sample pack, but I had a hard time coming up with something I liked. I decided it would be more fun for me to remix Rhythmics' version, so I worked out the notes to his melodies and chords and did so. Pretty happy with how it turned and I think the 2-step beat works well here. Enjoy :)

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I wanted to make a DnB song using the same production style and arrangement that I would use in a UK Hardcore track. The end result is skewed more towards the DnB side, but I feel I more or less accomplished what I originally set out to do with this track. The vocals where a last minute addition that I think really helped complete the song and made it sound and flow much better than if I had left it as an instrumental like I originally intended. I tried around 7 (million) or so vocals before I settled on these, I like the theme and they flow really well with the already existing chords. It's been a while since I have done a summer themed song and I am super happy with how it turned out.

This was released a week early on my Patreon. If you want early access to my music, all kinds of other goodies and want to help support me, please consider donating.

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Download it here: https://audiovitamin.bandcamp.com/track/summer-breeze

My take on trying to make a more modern sounding hardcore track while still retaining the older style stuff I like. I think I got pretty close to what I was imagining in my head. The whole song was made after I looked up tutorials on how to make an Euphoric Hardstyle type lead after not being able to figure it out on my own lol. The cover and title is inspired from a painting by Alena Aenami called From This Moment. I found a public domain photo I liked that had a sort of similar mood and just made something I thought looked cool.

Overall I am really happy with how this turned out. I think the melody is one of the best I have ever written and the production sounds clean. It was really refreshing writing a different type of lead melody, instead of just making the same type of supersaw stuff forever. Anyway, enjoy :)

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Satellite is one of my favorite trance songs, so I finally took a shot at remixing it. I hope I was able to do it justice. This song went through a few versions before it was finally done. It originally had a much weaker kick drum, but I made the right call and switched it out. There was also a version where I switched the key to C Major and made my own chord progression. It kind of worked, but sounded a little weird (I should share this version with my patrons). Anyway, enjoy :)

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From the Should Have Known Better/Worlds Apart EP.

Two vocal tracks from me. I made the first with the intention of releasing it on a label, but the first label I sent it to wanted to sit on it and I was not into that. The second label wanted me to make it sound more modern, but I wrote the track with the intention of it sounding older, and I did not want to compromise my vision of it. I decided that self releasing it was best.

I made the second track around an acapella I liked. It took me a long time to figure some chords that worked well with the vocals. I actually started it in 2017, but got stuck and did not make much progress. The project was just the vocals and a piano with unfinished chords, so I decided to really go at it and was able to figure out some nice chords. I am really happy with how both of these songs turned out. Enjoy :)

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From the Should Have Known Better/Worlds Apart EP.

Two vocal tracks from me. I made the first with the intention of releasing it on a label, but the first label I sent it to wanted to sit on it and I was not into that. The second label wanted me to make it sound more modern, but I wrote the track with the intention of it sounding older, and I did not want to compromise my vision of it. I decided that self releasing it was best.

I made the second track around an acapella I liked. It took me a long time to figure some chords that worked well with the vocals. I actually started it in 2017, but got stuck and did not make much progress. The project was just the vocals and a piano with unfinished chords, so I decided to really go at it and was able to figure out some nice chords. I am really happy with how both of these songs turned out. Enjoy :)

This was released a week early on my Patreon. If you want early access to my music, all kinds of other goodies and want to help support me, please consider donating.

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From my Falling For Your Love EP. I am finally giving this track a proper release, along with two remixes. The original captures that old school early 90's jungle vibe. I put a lot of time into making it sound as authentic as I could, and I think it paid off. The Hardcore remix is exactly what it says it is, a 2006-2009ish era hardcore remix. It was a challenge to try and write a riff that fit the vocal samples, but I think I was able to get it. The Turbo Edition is a more modern Drum and Bass remix of the original, big subs and nice chords.

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