Name: ..,--Logan--,.. by Dαɳιҽʅ Nαƚƚҽɾ
Duration: 4 min 4 s
Description: Written and produced by Daniel Natter 12/15/2017

Pretty neat. I like how you managed to juggle so many different stylistic elements and still have something that was structural cohesive. It reminds me of the more melodic side of Aphex Twin with the jazz fusion bass excursions of Squarepusher with some prog synths thrown in for good measure

A short lived alternative country project.

118 N. President

The Sheriff's Daughter

Ladies and gentlemen, gather 'round the sonic hearth, for we're about to embark on a musical expedition that will tantalize your auditory senses and transport you to a realm where sound becomes a time machine. This is more than just a track; it's a sonic journey through the ages, a gastronomic feast for the ears.

Our melody is a guitar-based masterpiece, a siren's call that beckons you into the unknown. Picture not one, but two guitars, their parts doubling and intertwining like old lovers meeting after a long separation. It's a dance of strings that paints intricate patterns across your mind.

But here's where it gets truly mesmerizing – angular harmonic ideas that twist and turn like a serpent through the musical landscape. The harmonies defy convention, leading you down a labyrinthine path of sonic exploration. Your ears won't believe what they're hearing.

And then, the deep bass arrives, a rumbling undercurrent that resonates within your very core. It's the heartbeat of this composition, a primal force that anchors you to the ancient soil of the Sierra Norte here in Mexico.

Ah, but we're not done yet. The piano steps in, its keys a portal to nostalgia. It weaves a melancholic tale that tugs at your heartstrings, like the echoes of a long-lost memory.

Now, let's talk about the feel of the ancients. This isn't just music; it's a spiritual journey. It's as if the ghosts of the Sierra Norte have found a way to communicate through sound. Close your eyes, and you can almost see them, the indigenous people who once roamed these lands, leaving their indelible mark on the very air we breathe.

As the notes swirl and dance, you'll find yourself ensnared in elusions of psychedelic experiences, like a shamanic ritual conducted by ancient gods, their names long forgotten but their presence still lingering in the hidden corners of our minds.

But don't be fooled, for there's a hint of the creepy, a shadowy figure that lurks just out of sight. It's the yin to the composition's yang, a reminder that even in the most awe-inspiring moments, there is a touch of darkness.

This composition is a testament to the Sierra Norte, a place where every tree tells a story, and every rock whispers the secrets of time. It's inspired by the walks in these woods, the people who call this place home, and the ancient souls who once walked this hallowed ground.

So, my friends, prepare to be transported to a world where music becomes a portal to history, where the past and present collide in a symphony of emotions. It's a feast for the ears, a journey for the soul, and an experience you won't soon forget. Bon appétit, or should I say, buen provecho! 🎸🌲🎶 

#SonicExpedition #SierraNorteSoundscapes #MusicalFeast #AncientWhispers

Ancient Harmonic Sueño

'Dinner For Two' is an Easy Listening/Mixed Genre track. Truthfully I dont have a clue what Genre it would be in. Laid back and easy listening probably. Hopefully you find it easy on the ears.
Alan

Water Signs

Dinner For Two

oppressive dissonance

Written, performed and produced by

Daniel Natter and Ryan Khulmann

Rygar

Road Soda

02 - MusicBox (ambient meditative solo African kalimba thumb piano)

06 - Morocco (upbeat looped homemade tennis racquet instrument)

10 - Benares (looped homemade Indian Electric Guitar)

04 - The Serpent (downtempo looped homemade tennis racquet instrument)

Written and produced by Daniel Natter 12/15/2017

..,--Logan--,..

Daniel Natter is an independent recording artist, multi-instrumentalist, composer, and lover of improvisation and instrumental fusion music. 

Daniel Natter is self-taught and does all his own playing and recording.  As a child, he suffered an accident that caused his right arm to become paralyzed from the shoulder down. His arm slowly healed, but his hand has remained mostly paralyzed to this day. He has had to adapt his playing because of his injury.  He is a proud father of 3 and is an IT professional in the healthcare industry.

Daniel Natter can be heard playing:

Ibanez 6-string Electric Bass
GStyle 6-String Fretless Electric Bass
Rogue Acoustic guitar 
Keystation 88 Mkiii MIDI controller - piano/synth/Rhodes/Etc.
DAW'S: Caustic, Ableton, Studio One 6

Reach me at: Daniel.natter.music@gmail.com

He considers himself lucky to be able to play with one of his favorite musicians of all time, Eric Liebing, in their band called “In Human Resources”

To hear more by Eric Liebing:
https://soundcloud.com/pariah-of-pan?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing
In Human Resources:
https://soundcloud.com/inhumanresources?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

..,--Logan--,..

Dαɳιҽʅ Nαƚƚҽɾ

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