James Stotts's Album

Back & When/ Ed Sullivan/ Was The Man

I was trained in tradition, yet I stepped beyond its walls. Sound is my language, not to decorate but to liberate. Composer, performer, and listener — one fire, three sparks, inseparable.

I write and compose to uncover what is hidden: the truth buried beneath power, the dignity of the ordinary, the current of awareness that flows through all.

I belong to no authority, only to sound, to truth, to the silence from which all begins. My work is not mastery, but remembrance — a manifesto in every note, every word, every breath.

I am a composer of the 21st century: a studio artist. The studio is my forge, my battlefield, my sanctuary. Machines hum like choirs, circuits burn like torches, cables twist like roots in the earth. Tradition breaks open in this fire — the score turns to light, the instrument becomes the world itself.

To be a studio artist is to seize sound at its rawest, to sculpt electricity and breath as one, to summon the invisible power that belongs to all. Here music is not bound by walls, not enslaved by profit, not tamed by form. It is free, untouchable, unending — a living flame for the century that is ours.

It will never be what you know....it's always going to be who you know...
Always trying to find underground styles..  a share of what makes my
heart a little stronger ...or summat that makes me screws ma face up,..and bang me head like a bell end!

Hey... This is a recycling page for your songs.  I am a musician who digs listening to music. Thanks for dropping by. Lammbone
I am heading off SoundCloud for the Summer months. See you when the leaves begin to turn, or maybe when the snow flies. Gonna miss ya’ all… Thank you for the love and support, the insights and ideas, the camaraderie and fellowship. Have a great couple of months wherever you are. Mark

NastiGi's well-crafted songs are bursting with mainstream appeal.  With solid melodies and extremely catchy choruses, they have ‘ear worm’ potential. Blending 90s Americana with their British rock roots, NastiGi’s trademark sound of melodic, powerful, alternative rock has already made them one of the hottest new acts on the London music scene. NastiGi's recent releases (So I Run, Love Your Enemy) have featured on some of Spotify's premier editorial playlists (All New Rock, New Noise, Rock Out, 100% Rock) and hitting over 1.3 Million streams and 600,000 listeners. NastiGi has been at the #1 position for ReverbNation London and Regional Rock Chart, and #1 for the entire United Kingdom  rock chart. 
Returning with a mix of raw energy, noisy guitar riffs, distorted bass and tight grooves, after playing two rock festivals, as well as securing radio plays and the video ‘Take Me As I Am’ is featured on IndieCast TV's, ‘Pottersfield TV’ in USA, UK, Netherlands and South America. Also featured on Lifoti Magazine,‘Metal In Italy’  & ‘Artistic Echoes’ web magazines amongst others , NastiGi returned with “Dude” released 24th October.  Taking influences from Muse, Royal Blood and Skunk Anansie, NastiGi wrote the single for anyone living their life behind a shadow.
Gianluca, the band leader and songwriter, said “Back in 2015, I had been living with the absolute belief that I could never write a whole song by myself.  In 2017, things started taking a different turn for me and I found myself as the one who was responsible for creating new material in my band back then, so I had to find a way.  And, by 2018, I couldn’t believe I actually amassed enough material to release the whole album.  Well, my self-confidence grew stronger each day, so I kept going! Today, it feels natural and so cool!”
NastiGi had three record-deal offers (iCottage Records, Cave music, and PA74music) during last year but still looking for THE right one to come.
Gianluca said “I believe that is only a matter of time until we get picked up by a major music industry label and see our music on the Billboard Hot 100”.

Release
Currently in between UK, US and Italy producing his new own Alt.Rock Album NastiGi (Single Collections)
NastiGi 
Gianluca Nasticola -Bass guitar/E.Piano/Guitars
Collaborate with:Vanda Palma – Vocals, Nicole Smith – Vocals, Enzo Russo – Guitars, Andy Copeland – Drums, Sergio Quagliarella - Drums     
Influences: Muse, Evanescence, Skunk Anansie
The Album (Singles collection)“ NastiGi” is for sale on all digital music platforms, Apple Music, iTunes, Spotify, GooglePlay, Amazon, Pandora & Dezeer

This page is space for my musical ideas. I spent considerable time learning classical guitar but am influenced by different musical genres. Most recordings use a nylon classical guitar and the songs are arranged for multiple acoustic guitar players. The recordings I have included in this page are mostly rough ideas that I may further develop before entering the recording studio. So I welcome your comments and advice.

I would like to thank all of you who have listened, liked, reposted and commented on my music.  Knowing that my music brings some positive experience to you means a lot, and it encourages me to put more time in my music.

Psych sounds, dub vibes and a whole bunch of FX in operation
SoundCloud collabs most welcome. Remixes, guitar bashing, conceptualising (a big word for a guitar player, I know) or whatever you have 😎

Member of the transatlantic music machine that is The Eclectic Collective

Member of Mid-Wales’ premier cheezepunk band The Recursives - watch us get down and boogie!!

https://youtu.be/f0CnN7FsIzM?si=4yCzlCMsylbIjKLx

https://youtu.be/E_tYwc83XPs?si=MjmQbwNeRpNXRhQS


Logo and cover art by Marianne

You may wish to check out my older dub based stuff here 
https://soundcloud.app.goo.gl/TwJYv9QgWsDdKNvu9

Electronic musician from Finland. I make tunes for your enjoyment.

Some bio:

I have been into music from young age, my parents played classical music in our home when I was child but I fell in love with synthesizer and game music. I remember recording Jazz Jackrabbit tunes from my computer speakers with microphone on an old c-cassette and listening that whenever I could.
Anyways I got into classical music and studied it quite a bit. I went to sing in boy choir and started to play the flute. This developed into me being really fond of singing and I started to pursue a path in that. I started to study classical singing with a teacher and finally got to study music on university level. I'm trained operatic tenor but I have had many bumps on that road. 
           Alas in really glad for that because finally, after lot of wrong turns and ups and downs I got into making electronic music. I'm really starting to feel this thing and finally getting to unleash my creativity is probably one of the best things that have ever happened on my life.
 I sincerely thank everybody that happens to listen my music, really makes life feel like worth something when you can begin to share what's inside your soul. 
Thank you!:)

Hit me up for anything! naturesautonomus@gmail.com

Back & When/ Ed Sullivan/ Was The Man

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