The Artifact arrived, and it brought with it....

The Artifact

There is a story in this track, and without a doubt it will have a different meaning for you as a listener, and that is fine.

If there is a correlation between our emotional journey, I would feel that means I've made a good effort of sharing my state of mind.  If it's entirely different I'd love to hear about it.

Zorb

Ze-orb

Psst... Free download, no gates, just something to chill out to

Introspect

Not the Answer

Impossible Worlds

Don't HEsitate

Don't Hesitate

Step Up

Uniquely Special is a collaborative EP from Liberated Turmoil and Daverage J. Normal, blending dark electronic textures with spoken-word vocals. Drawing from techno, breakbeat, and experimental electronica, these two tracks push the boundaries of rhythm and atmosphere, offering an immersive and introspective experience.

More for Less is a shadowy, pulsing composition where both artists' voices intertwine. Its slow-burning rhythms carry trap influences, yet the warped, distorted textures create an otherworldly tension. The lyrics echo a restless desire—an internal contradiction of wanting less but yearning for more.

The title track, Uniquely Special, takes a lighter yet deeply contemplative turn. Ethereal melodies and atmospheric bass create a vast sonic landscape, mirroring the existential wonder of humanity’s place in the universe. The spoken-word delivery enhances the weight of the words, confronting the paradox of feeling both insignificant and extraordinary.

With these two tracks, Uniquely Special captures the contrast between tension and release, isolation and wonder—embracing the duality of existence through sound.

Uniquely Special

More for less

Joe Prang and I met up for the first time just before Christmas 24.  Our chosen venue was a bar in Farringdon, London.  Joe travelled down from Northampton which is a serious effort, and dare I say bold move, especially for a few festive beers with a relative stranger. 

Anyway.... we chatted about music, obviously, life, music, and more music.  We decided to collaborate on some tracks and see where it took us.  The beer flowed, the chat continued and lat orders rang out and thus home time.

Me, I hopped on a train and was home in under an hour, or thereabouts, which is one of the benefits of living within the southern borders of the M25 and having easy access to City Thameslink.

Joe, however, had a slightly more challenging journey home, and I quote...

"I had a bit of a nightmare on the trains, none directly back here, sorted it in the end via a stupid expensive taxi. Rural life innit"

So, here is NiteTrain.  Part 1 of 2, and no doubt more to come.

Thanks Joe,  beers up your way next time eh?




NiteTrain

BOOTLEG THURSDAYS

For the past three months Daverage J. Normal and Riigs have been collaborating on a whole heap of music.   

One of the joys in freely collaborating is letting the music take you in the direction it wants to go.  It creates unexpected outcomes and allows for exploring creative ideas that might not have been initially apparent.  A literal case of going with the flow, without judgement, and enjoying the process.  Listen, hopefully dance a bit and even repost if you feel like it.

BRITE9S

Joe Prang and I met up for the first time just before Christmas 24. Our chosen venue was a bar in Farringdon, London. Joe travelled down from Northampton which is a serious effort, and dare I say bold move, especially for a few festive beers with a relative stranger.

Anyway.... we chatted about music, obviously, life, music, and more music. We decided to collaborate on some tracks and see where it took us. The beer flowed, the chat continued and lat orders rang out and thus home time.

Part 2 of 2.

We've all been, or at least many of us have, on the night bus back from wherever we've been.  Way back in 1999/2000 (ish), my regular night bus home was the 25 from Romford to Forest Gate, or Oxford Circus to Forest Gate.  

A bus filled with post-night revellers, the drunk, the tripping, the gurners, some folk returning from or going to work, I've been all of these at some point, in various combinations, but not for long time, honestly.  Some people on there way to the next 'thing', and some folk just wanting to get home.

Here's to the NiIteBus, remembered through some rose tinted spectacles.


NiteBus

BOOTLEG THURSDAY!

For the past three months Daverage J. Normal and Riigs have been collaborating on a whole heap of music.

Leaning into what was current affairs at the time (shizz moves so quick) a snippet of one voice and one opinion captures the "utter b*ll*cks" of that, then, and now, more so perhaps.

This track is in our live set, fast paced drums and driving bass lines, enough to make your head spin and hopefully distract from the general spectacle, or **itshow.  We hope you enjoy, we hope you dance, we hope it makes you feel better, even if only for 3 and half minutes.  Thank you and all the best

DEMON_STRATIVE

BOOTLEG THURSDAY is back....

For the past three months Daverage J Normal and Riigs have been collaborating on a whole heap of music. The music has unfurled in a myriad of different ways and directions with the focus being the joy of collaborating, creating and now performing these tunes. We can’t just sit on them though and have decided to release one a week for as long as we want to. Listen, hopefully dance a bit and even repost if you feel like it.

In moments of reflection, when we consider how fleeting life can seem, we may acknowledge past errors, the wrong choices, or maybe just what could have been.  None of us would be who we are 'now' without walking the path we have, and points we all consider how different our path could be.  That is what the vocal in this says to me, perhaps lost love, broken friendships, the acceptance and redemption therein.  A thoughtful moment of lucidity.

LUCID

Something to get lost in, to reminisce and ruminate, or just to be present with.  Something for the end of the night, to soothe us to slumber.

Time for Sleep

BOOTLEG THURSDAY is back....

Daverage J Normal and Riigs have been collaborating on a whole heap of music. The music has unfurled in a myriad of different ways and directions with the focus being the joy of collaborating, creating and now performing these tunes. We can’t just sit on them though and have decided to release one a week for as long as we want to. Listen, hopefully dance a bit and even repost if you feel like it.

Dark Horizons presents an ominous theme which suggests redemption, but snaps you straight back to the truth... brooding and intentional, a touch suited for dinner plate eyes, at the descent of a long night, perhaps. hit play, turn it up to 11.  

DARK HORIZONS

Bootleg Thursday.
Daverage J Normal and Riigs have been collaborating on a whole heap of music.

Lend us your ears and share a few moments of 'vintage' inspired hues, and choose to lose yourself in the rapid fire snare snaps and fret noise grooves of Gyro, a track best served live

This was our first collaborative output within BT,  a minimal collection of synths, beats, bass, and riffs.



GYRO

Just having some fun with beats and bass guitar, while raiding the 'riff-bank' for some groovy licks.  

FunkItUp!

When the deep house vibe of NNPark Music and dub techno wash of Daverage J. Normal collide, this is what you get. ---> a deep, dubby, house(y), and atmospheric journey which lets you choose to float or soar.

YEAH

I enjoy writing music.
Sometimes I reflect the way I'm feeling in the moment.
Sometimes I write to make me feel something different.

Daverage J. Normal

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