From Salt Lake City, Static Nostalgia, offers a very unique combination of sound that will without a doubt set you in a state of blissfulness. With Tristan’s writing skills, Static Nostalgia got its name. Meeting only a year before their becoming, they have connected unquestionably well. When they perform, you will feel how passionate and intimate they are about how they have created each song. Each member of Static Nostalgia is gifted in many distinctive ways. Rand’s alluring, delightful voice intonation on Spencer’s connection with his guitar will bring an extending smile to your face as you watch them play. Their newest addition to the band, James, is the completion to Static Nostalgia. The chemistry of the band’s warm riffs and vintage melodies lure you in like that of steam from an apple pie sitting upon an open window. Their most cherished song, Light, tells how we should find our happiness within and keep moving forward. Static Nostalgia will help relate with one’s self because of the amount of intensity, devotion, and excitement. 

Just a hobbyist, who enjoys making music, trying to get better and has a lot to learn. I started making beats on the I phone using the first Beatmaker  couple months before my first track and then moved to using Nanostudio. Recently I'm starting to incorporate Beatmaker 2 into my music as well. Hopefully each track will show progress in my music making ability. Any comments, suggestions, etc. are welcome.

Eddie House - WET AS FUCK.

[Eddie House - Edward = Middle name, Eddie = Alternate Drunk Persona, House = Le Music i Love]

I'm just a regular kid who has a big passion for music. All my life i have been on and off of many instruments from Percussion in elementary school, saxophone in middle school, and guitar in high school. I have been a pianist my whole life seeing as both of my grandparents are world class pianist's. But every instrument i ave tried i have never really had a passion for. I've been to many live concerts and just not had a good time to be honest, i am a huge fan of the studio sound, and hearing songs the way they are meant to be heard. No offense to any musician that is out there performing their live instruments day in and day out, I have mad respect for those people, that is just not me. The day i got my first mixer was when i knew that this was something i could be passionate for. And i was right, never have i had so much passion for anything, and never have i done something i feel that i could make a living off of. Now of course this is all a huge dream of mine, to be a world-class, in-demand dj. But hey, if you dont have dreams then what's your point in life. 

I have been working on producing some songs, but the programs are very difficult to figure out and take lots of time. I began DJing in September 2011, and have been doing it everyday since. I have taught myself everything about the mixer i have. Right now i have probably one of the cheapest mixers n the market, but the only reason i do is because im just trying to learn the basics, i do not want to be one of those kids going out there and spending a shit ton of money on all this equipment, to find out i suck. I love nothing more then positive feedback from fellow DJ's, and if you wanna hate on my mixes or what i do, take that shit somewhere else, cause i dont wanna hear it. There's a difference between hating and helping. All i ask is that you guys check my stuff out, if you dont like it, then leave the page, if you do, let me know. 

I love nothing more than all my bro's who support what i do, and get down with it. And i love nothing more then to promote all my bro's music.

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