Jump Phenomena takes its name from the scientific idea of a sudden shift after long, steady buildup. The track mirrors that tension. It pushes forward like it’s about to snap, releases, then rebuilds again, always hovering on the edge of collapse.

This one has a bit of a history. The track is a collaboration with Jimmy Goodman, a recording pro best known for co-founding the East Village recording studio TransporterRaum and recording artists like The Strokes and Blonde Redhead. The initial sketches came out of a live jam at Nick Cislak’s Germantown Ave. studio, where Jimmy Goodman and I recorded audio and MIDI. We later chopped and edited our recordings, designing new sounds from the MIDI to stretch and twist the material into something more dynamic and volatile.

We actually finished the mix and master nearly two years ago (right before my daughter was born) and the track has been waiting in the wings ever since. Now feels like the right time to finally let it out. In a way, its namesake feels timely too: we’re all living through a moment where pressure keeps building, and it’s hard not to feel like something is about to give.

Jump Phenomena

NUGRA – Obnoxious Habits

NUGRA, at 28, has been sculpting sound for over five years, forging a unique path where the weight of metal and rock collides with the raw energy of punk, the delicacy of classical music, and an unrelenting search for new frequencies. Inspired by artists such as AudioSyntax, Varazslo, Astral Labyrinth, Obscurum, and Yoshua EM, his music forms a labyrinth of emotion, depth, and sonic experimentation.

Obnoxious Habits is an exploration of human dependency and daily psychosis. This 3–track release stands at the intersection of chaos and control – a study of obsession rendered through sound: absurd yet tragic, grotesque yet familiar, reflecting how our habits can both protect and imprison us.

With Obnoxious Habits, the listener steps into a vortex of psychosis, where familiar patterns twist, dissolve, and reveal hidden truths.

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Composer: Jun Ishikawa
Kirby and Kirby's Dream Land 3 are trademarks of HAL Laboratory, Inc. and Nintendo. I do not own this track.

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