Stickman from Ozone by William Jacobs
it's a weird weird weird experimental type track! definitely one of my most ambitious and out there sound design type things; the ghostly sung sample comes from a very early recording (about 100 yrs old i think) as I needed something with expired copyright. really this is an amalgamation of 2 or 3 things i was trying to make work at the time; particularly the tune that comes in around 2:05 was one that i was very proud of for a long time and i probably should have given it a bit more spotlight here. like i think on this ep I just assumed everyone was on my wavelength? so when a melody was important to me because i'd been hearing it for 2 years it didn't occur to me that it wouldn't be important to a listener because it only appears like twice throughout the whole ep you absolute moron
also the first song i recorded guitar on (you can hear that i'm not too good yet)
a passion for drum machines and self-indulgence
electronic music shouldn't have to limit you to electronic sounds! does that make sense?
songs about uncertainty, with an emphasis on intricacy and melody and rhythm and atmosphere. details!!!
the best songs are the ones in which you notice new little bits every time you listen.
(instrumental electronic artist based in york and lincs, UK)