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The "demo" songs are fully instrumental tracks, made to show off my awesome (haha) guitar skills.
They are professionally EQ'd, mixed and mastered. Enjoy!
The "misc" songs are rough recodings, mostly made at home (with the exception of anything tagged "live") and have not been mastered. They are there to showcase my songwriting, and as such, should be considered drafts.
Also, I can not sing, so don't expect it to actually sound good!
-Naitzmic
naitzmic?gmail.com
PS.
For more music like this, including a bunch of
older songs (and new stuff as well) that I am pretty embarrassed of (...), visit my Newgrounds page HERE.
This is a song I made as a tribute to Steve Vai. It's not a cover-song, but I tried to emulate his sound and style when playing it.
An instrumental track, with drums,
rythm and lead guitars.
I use this as my online reference.
This track isn't mastered as well as the other two, cause I had to do it myself. You can still hear the guitar pretty well though.
Just like the name implies, this is a jazz song.
The backing track is done in MIDI, using an old Casio keyboard and a simple sequencer.
Pretty much a straightforward pop-rock song.
The live-version has only vocals/acoustic guitar,
while the original features several electric guitar tracks. Be warned that I am a really crappy singer!
That said, the vocals are alot better in the live-version than in the original - probably because I tried a little harder when playing that one.
Unlike most of my other stuff - this is not a guitar-based song, but played mostly on piano.
Also, this was the first track featuring my excellent guest-singer; Alex Sandford.
A pretty sissy lovesong I wrote for someone.
Not much else to say about it really.
It's pretty cliche stuff.
Just a small pop song I wrote one night.
Nothing special about it, and the guitarwork is really simple,
but it features Ida Marie as a guest singer.
A song about resignation and defeat, and how
that doesn't always have to be so bad.
Some times, it's for the best. Featuring Alex Sandford.
Cover of a song by Our Lady Peace - a band I listen to from time to time. Although I'm not really a huge fan of them, I did like this song.
Chris Isaak cover-song. It has some neat background guitarwork, but you won't notice it unless you really pay attention.
Just a simple summer song, from 2008.
Once again, with Alex Sandford on vocals.
Part of my 2006 project,
featuring the vocals of Alex Sanford.
I wrote this just as I had broken up with my girlfriend of several years. It's actually not a very good song, in any sense of the word, but it's very honest and personal.
Another piece from my 2006 project, once again showcasing the voice of Alex Sandford.
This was the FIRST song I ever wrote from scratch.
It's not very good, and my musical skills were pretty bad, back then (maybe they still are *sigh).
Even so, I put it up here for novelty.