The Prose Score
Nate TrierThe joy of sharing interesting auditory things. Explorations making music and inquiries about how we experience it as humans.
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Are You Sure They Were Wright (#disquiet0746)
This week’s #disquietjunto prompt was to “help airplane passengers get off the ground.” It’s me. I am the airline passenger who needs help getting off the ground. And also being in the air. Oh, and also landing. What I’m saying is that I wo...
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A recent #disquietjunot prompt was “do something you do too much even more.” My Xennial ears think of a “beat” as a Ninja Tune style breakbeat (and honestly, I love it). So, for this project, I decided to make a downtempo beat (easy!) and t...
Clunk Operator
A recent #disquietjunto prompt was, “Do that thing you’ve been meaning to do.” I have a couple of unused Teenage Engineering Pocket Operators, which are simple palm-sized 16-step sequencers, just collecting dust.
I like the sound and the c...
Way Out West (disquiet0717)
This week’s #disquietjunto prompt was to record something that could have been made by an ancestor and then add something modern to it.
Apparently, one of my great-great-uncles decided the Midwestern family farm was bad for asthma and...
"Dense Fog Advisory"
This week’s Disquiet Junto prompt was: “You’re now recording music under the name Dense Fog Advisory. Record a new track, appropriate to your name.” I immediately imagined a very low sound, dropping in pitch (probably evoking a foghorn) acc...
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Creator of classical ambient beats, teacher of music composition to students of all ages. All music should be accessible to all people.
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