When I started to put together the melody for this tune I realised that it was beginning to remind of my journeys to Northampton, leaving the M1 at Junction 15a, hence the title!

A distorted piano leads the tune throughout, accompanied by some synth strings with an organ esque sound to them. After a break at 2 mins in, the tune changes significantly! Hope you like it!

Junction 15a

Shortage

Sausage

Forage

An audio accompaniment experiment for a video game concept.

Lost Dreams

Still in production, I reckon it's about half done now!


Sunrise (Work In Progress B)

An experimental piece emulating the dark Sci-Fi 80's sound. Massively influenced by Vangelis, Jean Michel Jarre, and other modern composers such as Jack Wall.

All the tracks contained within this set are part of a conceptual soundtrack I am putting together to accompany a work of literature which I am currently writing entitled "This Human Core".

Light is fading

A melancholic and dark electronic piece from my conceptual soundtrack for "This Human Core"

An Ode to Longevity

My first Dubstep experiment! Hope you like!

I've been fascinated by music and sound for as far back as I can remember. My earliest memory is of being in a paddling pool in my back garden one summer afternoon in about 87, my mum listening to Level 42 loudly in the house, and me being fascinated by the music. Some years later at school I was given the Triangle to play, at first I felt a little left out (the other kids having been given guitars, drums, or recorders to play), but when I realised I could make different noises with the instrument by holding it  "incorrectly" I was fascinated.

So my fascination grew, and a joined a band, and I played rock music and indie for a while, but when I went to Uni I discovered this thing called electronic music. And fell in love with creating sounds using nothing more than an electronic signal and some wave editing software.

It is my life-long ambition to compose music and design sound for either the TV & movie industry, or video games market. And I'm trying to create music in as many different styles as possible. I'm always up for a bit of collaboration, so go ahead and just ask! 

I appreciate any feedback, good or bad (just be nice), just drop me a comment or send me a message and I'll get back to you!

I hope you enjoy my tunes, have a listen, and I'll listen to yours too!

Nick-Steel