Years ago, Nevyn died. Flatline. Clinically dead. 5+ Minutes. He was already a musician. But music came to mean something much more after that experience.

From this mindstate came Sad Music for Happy Humans; a sonic exploration of humanity, of polar opposites, of yin yang... a sonic perspective of a human who remembers what it is like to be pure energy. Music as pure feeling, as frequency and vibration.

Sad Music for Happy Humans has played festivals, showsh, happenings and gatherings across the US, has watched over the shoulder of Richard D James while he created, has opened for Egyptian Lover and much much more.

http://happyhumans.bandcamp.com/
http://www.happyhumans.org

has a whole lot of music, all available for free or, should you choose to support more music coming out, pay what you wish.

This is the 2004 album "Experimental B's" , by Sad Music for Happy Humans. More shizz at happyhumans.org Like us on facebook etc.   
Experimental B's is a collection of early experiments by Nevyn Nowhere, that came about right around the time the name Sad Music for Happy Humans was decided upon.  The song "The Circle of Life" was the clincher in that multifaceted decision (the samples from, I believe it was Little Man Tate, are used to describe the difference between Humans and People/The White Man Mentality).  All the acoustic & electric guitar was played by Nevyn Nowhere.  Used also was a Boss RC-20 looper or two, as well as the Boss GT-3 and a Line6 DL4 looper/delay module.  Electric guitar was some piece of shit Fender Squire or something, acoustic guitar is Takamine Electro Acoustic jazz guitar.  The old 5$ Goodwill Bins Casio got used as well.  Also used a Boss SP505 for sampling/beats/some fx.  Vocal samples are thanks to: Gene Wilder, Alex Jones, Jewell Manley,  John Malkovitch, John Lennon,  Basil Rathbone, some political dudes, Porky Pig and some stuff from the Tick.

da https://youtu.be/Kt5ixFqGq5M?si=d-GEsHLtfc__65kf

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