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Written, performed and produced by Daniel Natter

July 2023

Inspired by the amazing time I had with my family at Spring Lake Illinois.   I Love you Cecelia, Logan, Lili, Hannah, and Oliver!!!

Active Ingredients

Spring Lake

Light 
an expérimental vocal track idea I created with acoustic guitar raw strumming and plucking 
Moe Howard and Neil Tam are two brilliant musicians, producer and engineers that made my idea come to life.

Moe Howard - Piano Production
Neil Tam - Electronic Background Effects Mix and Master
Ana Ros- Vocals Guitar Electronic Viola, Cello and French Horn

LIGHT - ft. Moe Howard + Neil Tam

Open Your Mind

simple song about a simple time way back when
#lofi   #first love  #losing yer VitaminC

Tangerine
                                                                                     
Well I was thinking of how we used to play                                        
Oh so many years ago
Made up some silly names
No one knew what we meant
Where did that time with you go

I recall you had a passion for those fruits
Called me your Red Raspberry Toy
You were my mashed Banana Girl
Well that really cracked you up
And I was your Cherry Baby Boy

Then our time was over when you said                                                                        
Your Daddy’s gonna move the family west
On that final day, you pleaded, “Hold me Sugar Plum,
and whisper the name I like the best”

Tangerine, Let me be  the Apple of your eye
My Tangerine, I’m sticky and sweet, your guy
Oh Tangerine, my first love
Now say goodbye

You sent me letters saying you’d always wait for me
Using veggie names to cheer me up
I became your Broccoli 
and I christened you Sweet Pea
It was all I had but it was enough

Saying when can I see you my Cauliflower Queen
I would call you up but we couldn't talk for long
Paying by the minute, those long distance charges added up 
There was only time for me to sing your favorite song

Tangerine, I wanna  be the Apple of your eye
My Tangerine I’ll always be sticky and sweet, your guy
Tangerine, you were my first love 
Now say goodbye
Goodbye





Tangerine

My new single ABCZ 500 out on major platforms now!
Link in bio or https://linkco.re/NMzxBT85 

Until now, my music was almost completely ununderstood except for the SoundCloud community (I am very grateful to you). Why is that? I haven't even been able to face that question. However, this time, with the beginning of 2025, I will also change! I decided. I have to break out of my shell. I have to incorporate trends. That being said, since I did all the work, the music ended up being strange and typical of me. It's a strange piece of music, but I think you'll enjoy it. Go ahead and press the play button.

Lyrics :
I want your lover to give you away
Your eyes blue eyes talk me too much
So long so long time ago
I had desire to forget them
(Go?)

Tell me the number
I hate your lies
When it is rainy
It's time to leave
So much confusion 
Steps to hell
Nobody knows my secret job

A B C D
A B C Ah

Sit down 
Stand up
Fading hearts
There is no choice
Already in
I saw
You found
No mistakes
'Cause you love to rock 'n' roll
(Go?)

Troubles
Silence
There's no truth
When you look back in trash in the cage
I say
You have no possibilities
No
No
No overcome

A B C D
A B C Z
Woo Hoo!!
(Go?)

ABCZ 500

This is my doom inspired track or Mick Gordon track as some would say

The Ninth Circle

Now into my seventh decade of living, and celebrating my fiftieth anniversary this month as a guitar player (I should play better than do;), I wanted to drop this "little ditty" as my attempt to keep up with the likes of Bill Liggett (@soundcloud.com/greenfleamusic/tracks) and other notable players on this fine platform.  Actually it's an attempt to keep up with myself, seeing if I can still play what I learned 40-plus years ago, in the case of this song, the introductory licks I learned from a very fine Kansas City lounge musician, Mark Bell in 1979.  For those keeping score, you may remember it from the song "This Motel Room" by Jimmy Buffet--a fun and clever song that details the many nights touring musicians have to endure staying in motel rooms.  I took the initial licks heard throughout the song and built an independent melody line around it, half blues ditty, half musical joke, with a serious moment (you know I have to have one of those:), all with the hope of bringing a smile.  I'm proud to say I can still play it, and maybe, just maybe a little better now than then:)  Bill, just don't ask me to play it live;)

A Little Ditty (David, solo guitar)

(Verse1)
Count me in ——count me out
but make account without a doubt
direct and indirect traps, been set
except what’s next ——-
what’s next ——-underground the reset
But still the best ——still the best, 
jazz it up a bit ——slow it down a bit 
loop it—— loop it———

Shit’s better than the game!

(Chorus)
Quick review ——
You didn’t like it well…
Still questioning who,  rules hell
Tell me something, I don’t know
Oh —-so your bottom line, did swell
judgment withheld——judgment withheld—-(with hell)


News anchor’s announcement:

what’s the selling point
Most watch, most advertise performance -In a halftime show,
——-there you go
There you go—-follow the money trail
What the Timeline shows —-
Is the most watched——- of all time —-halftime show
And it’s moving up on the charts
more details—-more details to follow

the revolution will be televised!

(Bridge)
next move like water —-just the facts —-fun facts 
-why would they do that? 
-why would they do that? 
Another funky groove—— 
in the mix ——input outlet easy to forget 
when you lose———-regret
another jolt to the memory —-Just so you don’t forget
the revolution will be televised!

(Verse1)

Judgement withheld……
Now!
the revolution will be televised!

(Chorus)

Halftime in overtime ——-game on. 
Let’s go straight into this rhyme—-
certified like milk and cookies ———chill on 
I know every verse and —-every line 
Slow it down a bit ——-speed it up a bit
loop it —loop it—-

Shit’s better than the game!

the revolution will be televised!

Judgement Withheld 96 BPM

Dust Elements

In Euripides' tragedy 'The Suppliants', a group of Argive mothers travels to Eleusis to plead with Theseus, king of Athens, to help them recover the bodies of their sons, who fell during the failed assault on Thebes. The Thebans, in fact, refuse to return the corpses for burial. These mothers, immersed in profound grief, represent the universal symbol of maternal mourning in the face of the loss of their children in war.

Cover picture: Theseus and Amphitrite with Athena looking on. Interior from an Attic red-figure cup, 500–490 BC. Currently housed at the Louvre Museum of Paris (inventory G 105).

Composed by Michele Ansani (2023-2025).
Female vocals courtesy of VOX.
Posted on SoundCloud: 2025, April 4.

The Suppliants *

Duet (2024) Anthology CD2 Track 09

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

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