Tags : | Fusion | 6.33 MB

Description : Moorlough Mischief and Ire (featuring nabilkhazzaka) - perhaps the final version.

Added missing verse from nabilkhazza's `pella and found a better synch for everything. Changed the arrangement with this version considerably.

Featuring loops by psychotropic circle, SLAPJOHNSON, bosonHavoc, DUCE132, DJAbyss and 'deleted account 216244.

Recorded with Ableton Live 7 LE as a live recording. Take 37? lol.

Final Draft? Version 3 - dropped the vocal level as suggested by Salook. Solid advice, that - thanks! Any others?

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  1. Mosaic
    Mosaic on Sat 13th Nov 2010 - 13 years ago

    G'day Sean

    I am in total awe of the music you do, totally full of feeling that takes you on a journey everytime, excellent beat and vocal is stunning for this type of track, keeping the track really moving along nicely with the beat, liking the percussion, hey what is there not to like, another masterpiece my friend, again thank you for sharing great talent, another fav coming...Peace n Upmost Respect Sean...Estefano...

  2. Salook
    Salook on Sat 24th Jul 2010 - 13 years ago

    Feel the need to leave a comment once again, man this track just moves me physically, possibly my favourite n0mad23 track on the loop and it is so hard to pick a favourite but each time i listen to this on and off the loop it just overwhelms me, this track has power and gives strength to the listener, well this listener anyway. i am feeling fearless right now. a brave and conquering piece of music.

    n0mad23
    Reply by n0mad23

    This review inspired me to layout a playlist of the current project, and it feels like it's happening! In the larger context, this song really works well. I'm really glad you dig this one, as it's certainly one of the more subversive grooves!

  3. lisavonh
    lisavonh on Mon 12th Apr 2010 - 13 years ago

    theres a very native american feel to this that i LOVE - nice one :) x

    n0mad23
    Reply by n0mad23

    Nice! I hadn't heard that at all in this until reading your review here. Wow. There's a hidden history about the musical influence of the Irish in the Caribbean and naturally the Native American influence is equally neglected. I think your on to something - and it reinforces one of the best aspects of music and musicians - we tend to roll around together and mix it up. Thanks for that!

  4. Sector7even
    Sector7even on Fri 9th Apr 2010 - 13 years ago

    what a trip

    i think rei and dave summed it up.

    this is great.levels are perfect and vox is spot on buddy.
    s7

    n0mad23
    Reply by n0mad23

    Sector7even - this one really was a happy accident at the launch. The rhythms I was constructing juxtaposed with the Irish ballad to me shouldn't work - but it wanted to! Lots of trial and error and experimentation, it really does. What a trip, huh? Funny I feel exactly that way too with this one. Cheers.

  5. BigReeg
    BigReeg on Thu 8th Apr 2010 - 13 years ago

    dope indeed. crazy ish man. i like it. very well put together. keep up the good work.

    n0mad23
    Reply by n0mad23

    Hi BigReeg - First welcome to the site. Big time fortuitous discovery, and in my estimation the best site like this around. Thanks for the listen and review, and alerting me to your presence! I'll be checking out your page to see if you've got tracks up yet. Cheers.

  6. SIXTY6
    SIXTY6 on Fri 2nd Apr 2010 - 13 years ago

    Dark and hypnotic the vocals fit the track perfectly excellent stuff.

    n0mad23
    Reply by n0mad23

    It was an "unnatural" marriage to be sure - lol! This actually took several attempts to get the music and vocals working together, and then several more attempts to make them sound right together. The result - why hasn't this been done before? I'm actually coming to grips with the fact that the Irish and African slaves together created the foundation that later became the Delta Blues. Thanks for the review and thumbs up! Will be by to check out your tracks.

  7. alividlife
    alividlife on Thu 1st Apr 2010 - 14 years ago

    DOPE indeed!

    I must shake your hand before I die.

    This is amazing. You mixed techno and celtic folk.. and you did it effortlessly!

    MORE BASS!
    big bass drops
    ...
    hugeness.
    Like
    BOOM.
    man.
    BOOM.
    :)

    n0mad23
    Reply by n0mad23

    Hey Abe,

    This is a funny track and doesn't lend itself to ambivalence in the audience. People either seem to love this or hate it, but indifference just isn't there. I may come back to it again, but at this stage I just want to create more, you know? Thanks for all you do for me.

  8. rei4real
    rei4real on Thu 25th Mar 2010 - 14 years ago

    mmmmmh ... this is what I call "hypnotic" ...
    that bassline is almost magnetic!
    it's pretty rare to hear a track where the word "dope" fits so perfect than for this one ... ;-)
    awesome work!!!
    no weak points ... not at all ...

    peace, rei

    n0mad23
    Reply by n0mad23

    rei - when I joined this site and started playing with loops I put up my first tracks as "Trance" because of their hypnotic quality. I'm glad I can still create this mental/emotional space with my work. I'm delighted and flattered that you improve! And I'm really delighted to see you've got more tracks up! Will be listening and reviewing more of yours shortly! Thanks much for the listen and review.

  9. theassociation
    theassociation on Fri 19th Mar 2010 - 14 years ago

    ah the master returns, reminds of something eno byrne might have done, not that it resembles , but that sort of vocal meets the awesome rythym going on, well done master!! (hehe) always enjoy your work, gives me creativity to experiment, cheers!

    n0mad23
    Reply by n0mad23

    Experimentation is so much fun! If I'm giving you license then run with it. Thanks for the listen and review friend. I'll be swinging by to see your latest offerings next. Cheers.

  10. FrenchKid18
    FrenchKid18 on Wed 17th Mar 2010 - 14 years ago

    Hi Sean,
    Your style is definitely unique.Your tracks are deeply "earthly" and human and still they seem to carry me to a very special and different place.This one is certainly among my favourite from you.
    Great music
    Stphane

    n0mad23
    Reply by n0mad23

    Stphane,
    Merci. Un favori personnels auprs de vous est un grand honneur et je voulais rpondre dans le mme esprit. S'il vous plat pardonnez mon fossiliss et inadquate Franais.

    I feel the same way about your music, and why I love it so much. You really do have your own signature sound.

    Thanks for the kind review and adding this one to your favorites! Cheers - Sean

  11. ChaseManhattan
    ChaseManhattan on Mon 15th Mar 2010 - 14 years ago

    wow this is epic. nice job i like the whole breakdown, it starts good from the very first note and continues to expand. nice vocal sample, i really enjoy the synths as well, and it is very trippy. nice trip you put me on.

    n0mad23
    Reply by n0mad23

    Thanks. Constructive criticism played heavily in getting this one to this point, but I'm largely satisfied with it. I'm considering doing a "Music to Have a Rebellion To" project, and I think this one will have to go on it. Cheers.

  12. profplum
    profplum on Mon 15th Mar 2010 - 14 years ago

    great work mate love the tribal sounds and the vocals are cool as are the little high pitches well done you

    n0mad23
    Reply by n0mad23

    Heya profplum - glad you approve. I think Irish ballads lend themselves well to a certain form of tribalism, but didn't realize it until making this track. Cheers.

  13. Marius9
    Marius9 on Mon 15th Mar 2010 - 14 years ago

    I usually can't wrap my head around these fusion type tracks enough to enjoy them, but this is an exception. I like how everything works well together. If it were me, I would try dropping that really high synth or string sound, I can't tell what it is, a fifth or a full octave. It just sounds annoying in the rest of the mix, just my opinion. I think if it were lower in register it would flow better and maybe work as a slight counter melody to the voice. Keep it up though, I like your style.

    n0mad23
    Reply by n0mad23

    Hey Marius9 - you know, I hadn't even considered this...thanks for the suggestion, and I'll certainly give it a spin and see how it takes. That's the great part of this for me, the suggestions that wouldn't be considered otherwise. A counter melody just might smooth the tension a little more in this one - but I'll be careful not take it out altogether. I like how it feels somehow rebellious in this version. Thanks for the listen and review! Cheers.

  14. Phyruis
    Phyruis on Sun 14th Mar 2010 - 14 years ago

    this is very kool brother.. got a trippy primal scream feel to it... or early chemical brothers..a solid track with it roots in the 90's electro loved the vocals.. theres some very nice production going on here.. always liked your stuff haven't listened to much since I've been back here on looperman.. gonna check out some more when I get time.. keep 'em coming brother

    n0mad23
    Reply by n0mad23

    I wasn't aware you were away, which says something about the volume of traffic here, doesn't it? First, welcome back brother! Second, thanks for the encouraging words on this one, and I look forward to your feedback on others. I'll certainly be visiting your music again, sooner than later! Cheers.

  15. Anomelie
    Anomelie on Sun 14th Mar 2010 - 14 years ago

    OMG, now we're talking. I can take a little Irish in my coffee, but usually not in my music. You, however, have made me rethink that anti-Irish position. I teach movement classes and could definitely see us exploring/experimenting to this. Incredibly interesting layers. Primal and ethereal, simultaneously. I didn't hear the other versions, but this one is glorious.

    n0mad23
    Reply by n0mad23

    Welcome fellow Cascadian! It's a weird track (but Fusion nonetheless - lol) and to me still shouldn't work. The juxtaposition is just too awkward. But it does work somehow (I suspect a non-native English singer helps) and I feel really good about this version. Thanks for the review!

  16. KidKhaos
    KidKhaos on Sat 13th Mar 2010 - 14 years ago

    I like the vibe this track exuded. The vocals were set inside the track very well... advice on here really helps! Good work... keep em' coming!

    Kid Khaos

    n0mad23
    Reply by n0mad23

    Hey Kid Khaos, you're right up the road from me. Suddenly wondering if you might know my friend Judd as he's been spinning turntables about the same time span as you. Glad you liked this one, though it's not representative of my other work. I'll be checking out your tracks next. Cheers.

  17. ShojoBeast
    ShojoBeast on Wed 10th Mar 2010 - 14 years ago

    You brought out the Celtic vibes in me! Beautiful, wonderful, great, and marvelous song you got here n0mad! Faved!

    ShojoBeasty

    n0mad23
    Reply by n0mad23

    Be careful around well played bag-pipes - you might have the urge to pull a broad sword and start a rebellion! Thanks for the review and the fave, ShojoBeasty!

  18. ChaseManhattan
    ChaseManhattan on Wed 10th Mar 2010 - 14 years ago

    wow i liked this one very unique sounds. like the beat too

    n0mad23
    Reply by n0mad23

    Cheers! I think alividlife's "Pseudo" makes it seem unique, even though everything's grounded in some sort of tradition. I'm thinking Celtic Fusion's a genre that's been dying to happen.

  19. siensystem
    siensystem on Tue 9th Mar 2010 - 14 years ago

    Hey n0mad, what strikes me first above everything is the great use of delay to create some nice space in both the instruments and the vocals. Very nice work there. Not much else to say honestly. Just a great track!

    n0mad23
    Reply by n0mad23

    Hey siensystem - thanks for the thumbs up. If anyone understands the creation of sonic space, it would be you! This is a strange piece (for me as the creator), and I'm still struck by how it seems to work. I think you've articulated why - it's in the dancing delay where everything weaves together. Thanks for the review, and I'll be by today to respond in kind. Cheers.

  20. Planetjazzbass
    Planetjazzbass on Tue 9th Mar 2010 - 14 years ago

    Hey Sean....Very cool! there's an undeniable earthiness running through this piece..totem grooves,shell fragments from old cooking fires,soot and sex...all the fragments that make for a human experience..electric tribalism.
    The levels sound very good to me,I'm listen at a moderate volume level and I can't fault the flow and throb that's happening, almost an out of phase effect..it works very well,and has good cohesion throughout..if I was to get really picky and pedantic(something I try and avoid but unfortunately it seems part of my nature,and you have asked..lol)...I'd include some small melodic motif in a set outro to finish,a small arpeggio or something that finishes with a very long tailed reverb and delay......a great track!definitely high in the appreciation stakes from a listener's standpoint...you can't do more than that...cheers Dave

    n0mad23
    Reply by n0mad23

    Prophetic Dave. I've actually got a couple of remix versions of this one already on the table. I'm dropping the vocals altogether and adding MIDI melody and harmony from Foggy Bottom. Naturally, the effects stacks are so high you could get a nosebleed from up there. Anyway, the dynamic really changes and I'll shoot you an email so you can hear your suggestions in track form. Thanks for the encouragement and kind words. It's a good thing having you as an ally. Cheers.

  21. Salook
    Salook on Tue 9th Mar 2010 - 14 years ago

    Hey Sean, still sounding really wicked, i see there is a lot more attention to the vocals which i feel are overpowering but they are a poignant part of the track.

    I like all these new additions considering the verse followed by the Banshee, its nice to hear more of that, yeah great new structure.

    I am never one to criticize someone else's music whose work i admire, but i feel there is still work needed on the vocals considering levels, they do seem a lot louder and some of the beats i feel get masked in some parts.

    This is still a great track but i feel this rebel can be more disciplined.

    I am sure you will crack this egg, great work.

    cheers

    n0mad23
    Reply by n0mad23

    Stephen, you were totally right on the call regarding the vocal level. I've gone back in and addressed this, and think the beats are sounding a lot better because of it. Well called friend. Thanks again!

  22. CalifKen
    CalifKen on Tue 9th Mar 2010 - 14 years ago

    Superb start loved it.

    Wow this is like Earth meets Harlem meets Sting meets however awesome is that vocal. Wow - DAMN you are still the sweet music that is both the weirdest thing i've ever heard while still totally founded in the fundamentals.

    LOVE THIS. I was feeling a little out of here, and somehow this brought me a lot of clarity bro!!

    :D

    lovely

    n0mad23
    Reply by n0mad23

    CalifKen, strange that something so weird works isn't it? Still is freaking me out, but I've submitted to the process. I've dropped the vocal levels since this review, and I'm feeling it's working better. Thanks for the listen friend.

  23. Salook
    Salook on Fri 5th Mar 2010 - 14 years ago

    Hey Sean been checking your page out regularly looking for new music and here it is in the form of a mind blowing track.

    This is just purely awesome, the sound of the totems with a yearning for the old country.

    I love the drop and rise in the bassline along with your beats which give it some hip hop sensibilities, great work on the vocals each pan complimenting one another.

    That rising glockenspiel type sound at the beginning which makes itself apparent again throughout the track is just inspiring and adds alot to the track.

    Man, i aint heard nothing like this in my life, you really push the boundaries of music with your style.

    As a first draft i am excited to see where you take this one.

    Brilliant Sean, this has been well worth the wait.

    Thanks.

    (Edit) this track after a few halfs is a different kettle of fish and is moving the place...man u got us dancing!

    n0mad23
    Reply by n0mad23

    Stephen, oiy! Looks like you've got new tracks up that have slipped right by me. Guess that's what happens when I take time away from the site - soon to be rectified!

    I only started this one about 4 days ago, and mostly as a way out of my frustration from the writing I've been doing. The first WTF? moment I had with it is when I realized that it's something worth pursuing. I really like the contrast of the Hip Hop sensibility to the Irish Tragedy/proto-Blues vibe of the vocals - it's unexpected and surprising on several levels.

    "Yearnings for the old country..." I wonder if this is why I want to drop my suspenders and quest for a brawl sometimes when I listen to this piece? lol. Even a wee dram doesn't dispel the urge.

    The glockenspiel sounding bit is from "deleted account 216244" and I'm sure glad I snagged that one when I did! I think the next version will include a bit more of this loop as I really like how it plays to the vocals.

    Glad you approve of the first draft. I'm curious to where this one leads. Cheers.

  24. sigmamanone
    sigmamanone on Fri 5th Mar 2010 - 14 years ago

    Hey Sean,

    Great singer! ;-) Yeah, I love the banshee aswell! Nice groove!

    n0mad23
    Reply by n0mad23

    Hey Nabil - great singing indeed! Thanks again for posting this acapella!

  25. theHumps
    theHumps on Fri 5th Mar 2010 - 14 years ago

    Once again, your instinctual feel for the earthy beat and sounds carry this unique blend of genres to another level. Hip hop? Not too sure about that in a strict sense of the genre but there are a lot of influences here, maybe putting it more in the fusion genre I would guess, celtic even but we don't have that here.

    Nice to hear the a capella, fits great, liked the delay. Enjoyed the vibes as well.

    Great stuff, nice mix!

    Wayne

    n0mad23
    Reply by n0mad23

    I used Psychotropic circle's Hip Hop bass loop to drive this one, which is the principal reason that I've designated it as such.

    One of the things I've been reading about with music lately is Hip Hop's ability to absorb other genres which is what I'm attempting here. I think maybe using both "Funk" and "Reggae Dub" drum loops might have pushed the boundaries a bit. Certainly the Celtic Ballad challenges the genre even further.

    How much absorption is actually possible?

    Great fun experimenting with this one! Thanks for the review - and the Fave!

  26. alividlife
    alividlife on Fri 5th Mar 2010 - 14 years ago

    hah, I love that accapella!
    I remember throwing it down on some crazy industrial mess.

    I like your rhythm...
    Intoxicating is the thought....

    I was looking thru some books, because I remember seeing the chord structure for the song.. err the traditional Celtic/Irish ballad that it is... (sorry for pissing off any red heads lol)

    I know there's huge differences.. it must be celtic....
    no?
    hmnn

    anyway
    I think that could be an interesting concept to think about.. You could take the traditional song structure of the folk song, and then try an compliment the chill groove with some kinda raspy representation of the original composition..
    just a thought...

    It is like pseudo ... Trance, Ethnic, Hip-hop, folk.

    Love it man.. Especially the banshee singing at the end. Really kinda ties into the story.

    Sorry I have been a dork!

    n0mad23
    Reply by n0mad23

    Say, how would you like to do some electric guitar work here? I'd love to hear the melody line in a howling drone - like with an ebow, or at least without attack on the notes.

    To me, this track's got serious "wtf?" happening - and even my expectations are shaken by it. It's still draft #1, so we'll see where it goes by the time it gets done.

    Glad you're around - somehow the site feels a whole lot friendlier with your presence here.

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