“Playing It” by Chad Nathan from the album Underwater Dreamwave

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Lyrics: 

i think i was born different 
a little magical, a little rare
 like while people star-gazed
 i saw worlds in my head
it felt lonely 
no one could understand

i’ve never been able to be  fully here 
because half of me died  before i was ten
 i’ve never known  a life without grief 
but i promised myself  
i would create something out of it
 and despite the downfalls
 i followed those dreams

the emptiness  echoed so loud 
i fell in love  with designing sounds
 but a part of me  is still there  by the door 
waiting for someone to come home

i was too young  to know betrayal 
the way i did 
some days i wish  i just got
to be a kid
so i think it’s time  to return to her 
and seek out justice for all the times
 everyone pretended  they didn’t notice
i was getting hurt

the emptiness  echoed so loud 
i fell in love  with designing sounds
 but a part of me  is still there  by the door 
waiting for someone to come home

the emptiness  echoed so loud 
i fell in love  with designing sounds
 but a part of me  is still there  by the door 
waiting for someone to come home

i murmur spells 
while the world sleeps
 i still got magic
growing inside of me

i murmur spells 
while the world sleeps
 i still got magic
growing inside of me

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Continued...

Rob and Jamilah cut their comms.

“Shit! If that thing damages CyDar, the whole Lighthouse could go offline. Did you hear her intonation? She actually sounded apprehensive. It might take control of the whole station. How long can the automatic systems keep the place functioning if it cuts life support?”

“Depends on the extent. Let’s not panic, Rob. We need to find out more about it. So far it doesn’t seem like a weapon.” She reached out and took his hand. “We need to work together, and quickly. We need to locate it, assess the threat, if any, and take consequent action.”

He nodded and looked ashamed. “You’re right. Fear is the mind killer.”

“What?”

“It’s from a book, one of the greats from two millennia ago. I’m sorry, I forgot my training.”

“I’m scared too. Let’s get to the Core and see what’s happened.” She smiled at him. “We can comfort each other later.”

“Yes… If there is a ‘later’.”

The outer security door to the Core had been cut open like the storage bay. They entered, passing through several more damaged doors until they reached the main core centre. The doors were open, undamaged.

“Looks like CyDar just invited it in.”

The core was a massive, circular system of mainframes cooled by liquid nitrogen. Half way up, the intruder was clamped onto CyDar. It was insectoid, with long legs that had wrapped around part of the core and a central section that served as both body and head. There were no lights or markings. As they drew closer, a couple of the legs moved slightly.

“That is not a robot. Those joints look too fluid. Is it nano-engineered?”

Rob shook his head. “Beats me. CyDar, can you hear us?”

“Yes, Captain Hurford.”

“Report status.”

“It is of non-terrestrial origin. It is currently learning a simple binary language in order to communicate.”

“You invited it aboard, didn’t you?”

“Yes, I did. You ascertained that from the logs?”

“Your redactions left traces. Careless.”

“It was broadcasting what appeared to a distress call. The method of ingress was clumsy. I was attempting to guide it to a standard entry port but it wanted more immediate contact. Wait…”

They heard a burst of binary code, then a reply from CyDar.

“It has made contact.”

“What did it say?”

“Please protect me. I am scared.”

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Chad Nathan (born December 31, 2001) is an American independent musician, writer, and photographer from Walterboro, South Carolina, known for his deeply introspective blend of lo-fi soul, ambient soundscapes, and experimental hip-hop. His music weaves minimalist production, layered vocals, and poetic lyricism into intimate soundscapes that have been described as being dreamlike.

With thousands of original songs released across streaming platforms, Chad has become a quiet force in the world of DIY music. Chad crafts tracks that explore grace, solitude, and purpose. His sound combines the warmth of vintage analog textures with the vulnerability of bedroom production, resulting in music that feels timeless, meditative, and rawly human.

Chad Nathan’s work is typically honest, unfiltered, and grounded in lived experience. His work defies genre labels, moving fluidly between lo-fi R&B, indie folk, experimental hip-hop, and ambient.

Outside of music, Chad is also a photographer and writer, currently based between South Carolina and Savannah, Georgia, where he is working on a long-form documentary photo project capturing life in everyday spaces. His Substack essays and other written works also reflect the themes of stillness, light, humanity, and his Christian faith.

Through his various artistic endeavors Chad continues to build a growing global audience drawn to his authenticity, warmth, and contemplative storytelling. His catalog spans meditative instrumentals, raw demos, and full-length conceptual projects that invite listeners to slow down, reflect, and reconnect with what matters.

Artist Facts:

Full Name: Chad Avery Nathan

Date of Birth: December 31, 2001

Based in: Walterboro, South Carolina

Height: 5’8”

Nationality: American

Years Active: 2015-present

Genres: Lo-fi Soul, Ambient, Indie Hip-Hop, Experimental Folk, Instrumental / Cinematic Soundscapes

Instruments: Vocals, DAW, Samples

Labels: Independent/ Self-released

Notable Themes: Faith, stillness, creativity, honesty, southern identity