Low-Key Kick - LoFi Boom Bap Instrumental

Somehow We Will Get Through This

Celadon City's newest full length is now available.

Over a year has passed since my last release "Summeryoung", and I have spent the time discovering life beyond college through love, excitement, and through tough trials. "Somehow We Will Get Through This" sets the background for my stories to be told and I hope you find your stories within these tracks. 

Welcome back to the city and thank you.

Too Soon, Next Time

feeling lost

link to other platforms: https://fanlink.to/meteoralbum

i made this album as a way to find peace amidst the chaos often found in everyday life. i don’t want this to detract at all from the black lives matter movement, so as a small way to combat the gross racial injustice happening, all the revenue from my music this month will be donated to the black visions collective, and i will try to match it as best i can. i hope you can find something among this work to ease your mind a little during this time.

stay safe, thanks for listening ❤️
josiah

flare

When we started the track Dan wrote: "The thought behind the title 'Cat's In The Basket' is the opposite of the saying 'The cat's out of the bag' which means a secret has been revealed, so the idea of 'Cat's in the basket' is to mean keeping a secret or hiding something. So I quite like the idea of the cat being a symbol for something private"

Cat´s in the Basket

Cat's In The Basket w/The Hidden

Afterglow

Ana Capri

game over (from the 'chillfox collective' compilation)

What Are You Afraid Of?

Composed, produced and mixed by Nod Steady.
Scratching by Nod Steady.
Mastered by Justin Colletti.
Cover image by Nod Steady.
Cover design by Christian Albriktsen.

Interjection

Some track I made out of some sweet loop by @imagiromusic , hope you'll enjoy :)

Also used my first recordings with the zoom H5 in here!

Origami (imagiro sample)

Nod Steady is my one man free-form music project.

I got into DJing in the early 90's, and soon after, began making music. As a composer, I've mostly worked with various forms of electronic music and hip-hop, but don't really care much about genre boundaries.

As a DJ, I've blended all kinds of music with the style and finesse of a classic hip-hop scratch DJ. I've done radio shows and radio mixes, as well as collaborating onstage as a turntablist together with musicians from various genres.

The name Nod Steady is partly inspired by the hip-hop classic "The Nod Factor" by Mad Skillz, and hints at beats with a nod factor.