My lofi/chillhop remix of 'You up?' by Johan Lenox & Ant Clemons.

You Up? - Johan Lenox (HARRY NICHOLSON REMIX)

My submission for the tsunami beats competition, sampling from an old video game to create a track - I've sampled Fallout 3!

For this, I've sampled several songs that are in the game ('Easy Living', 'Happy Times', 'Maybe'), and I've used SFX from the game, like using the pip-boy and taking chems, to create the percussion sounds.

Hope you enjoy, Wastelanders!

Tsunami Childhood Beats Remix - Fallout 3

Quarto de Hotel (piano version)

New York Herald Tribune (piano version)

After Dark

A short electronic piece I wrote with (https://soundcloud.com/willbryant) for Pink Mist, a play set in Bristol about soldiers and the psychological effects of war.

Pink Mist

First go at playing with vocal samples on an ambient/chill beat that I made, using a recording of 'My Funny Valentine.' Every sound made by my OP-1 synth.

My Funny Valentine (OP-1)

A little jazzy piece made on a synth feat. "vibey" vibraphone solo

Rook's Nest

A hard beat using slide guitar samples to get that big country sound. 

Wait for the beat..

Slidin' Dirty Beat

A track I made using vocal samples from Cymatics. Wanted to approach this as more of a song than a beat or a loop.

I Don't Believe I Can

Made this track in isolation, spacey vibes coming at you

Living In Outer Space

Trembling Warmth

For Sonixinema Competition.

This piece is written in three sections. The story starts with the forming of an idea (or ideas) that could help better the world in some way, which could be as simple as a small, positive change in your own life. This first phase is filled with hope and intrigue, but also doubt and reservation, as it can be a daunting prospect to change the way we live, or to present our own thoughts to others about how we could transform our behaviour for the better. The second section is when action starts to be taken. Negativity and doubts are beginning to be left behind as the process of going through with our ideas begins. The momentum builds slowly but there is a feeling of building nonetheless, as the feelings of change start to become embraced and we realise our decision to create world built on unity and hope is for the better. Lastly, the third section is when we are established and living in a world that is built from the lifeblood of our own ambition and hunger for change. People and things have adapted for the better, and have overcome the challenges that we faced to get here. The very end of the piece hints back to the first part of the story, as culture, ideas, change and history all move in cycles, and we must remember that continuous effort is required to stop from slipping back into a place where negativity and fear rule our lives. 

The first section comprises of just synthesizers. For sections 2 and 3, a quintet of acoustic instruments are added: Harp, Violin, Cello, French Horn, Bass Clarinet.

Paul's Resurrection

composer and producer from the uk, writing for films and other stuff

www.harrynicholson.com
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