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Bitingly Right

by Nick Natalie

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1.
Hint of Content 02:05
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Joyful 04:36
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Contained at the Old Library 01:16
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4.
Solitude 05:52
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5.
We Ask the Same Questions 02:30
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Changing 03:20
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Paper 02:20
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Metal 03:26
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Out 02:33
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Chew 09:12
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Something simple shatters my perception of time and space. Thought I knew about real life. A woman pries up the surface and encourages me to revisit a hero. Yeah, I learn to love abstraction, but I still like listening to roots, tunes. You know, like playing along with Benny Golson. A few sprints and I’m beat. Need to regenerate, even sleep. Like a kid who can’t pace himself. In a moment of exhaustion, try to find things I didn’t notice before. Misspellings and sequencing errors. It’s not the usual nonsense and jargon. More like genuine moments of clarity. Reality. Let me understand. Look for clues, recreate. Go with my gut. Anything I can, whatever. Objects. Slowly, I make my way back to lyricism but can’t shake that new, funny energy. I think I want to hear a lament, a song. Isn’t that the blues? Straying a little too far again. Fight through the noise. Bite into the piercing void. Speed and light. In the end, it’s empty space that really flourishes. How can that be? Close my eyes and try hard to listen. It’s true I don’t always listen. Even silence is something.

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released July 7, 2018

Nick Natalie plays saxophones, piano, percussion

recorded & mixed by Ben Green on February 10, 2018
Ivakota Studio, Washington, D.C.

mastered by Mike Monseur on February 27, 2018
Bias Studio, Springfield, VA

album artwork by Mr. Theory

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Nick Natalie New York, New York

multi-instrumentalist and composer with a leaning toward experimental music

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