Nathan Speir Music

Nathan Speir, multi instrumentalist, composer and recording artist, is pleased to announce his new release of ambient chamber music, “Searching for Nepsis”. “Searching for Nepsis” is available on most online music distributors and streaming services world wide on February 1st 2019. “Searching for Nepsis” is an acoustic electric album of ambient chamber music filled with cellos, violin, piano, singing bowls, electric bass, acoustic guitar, some synthesizers, a duduk, and cajon. Nathan Speir takes another step forward as a recording artist performing and overdubbing instruments to paint a deep and moving statement about the heart’s gravitation to find a transcending sobriety of consciousness in the midst of life’s transient shadows. The new album features the single “Forest Lights”, released September 2018. The title track, “Searching for Nepsis”, is truly the full quintessence of the album, and, with an intentional 20 minutes and 20 seconds track length, “Searching for Nepsis” serves as a meditation on the approach of a new decade in the future year 2020. “Searching for Nepsis” is on Nathan Speir’s label Neptic Music, also known for productions of ancient Byzantine chant from the Greek Orthodox Church. Born in Riverside, California, and drawing from a long residence on Florida’s Space Coast, Nathan Speir currently resides in Winston Salem, NC where he is raising a family, producing music, and also serving his community as a licensed electrician. To learn more about Nathan Speir, his music, and purchase music directly please visit his website at: www.nathanspeir.com

As The Sun Set by Nathan Speir

A non release track (not currently on sale or streaming) i made for fun in a genre I haven't produced much in lately. It was fun to create and i hope you dig it.

Acoustic Electric Ambient Chamber Music. Instruments include cajon (percussion), violin, electric bass, piano, and synthesizers. 'Forest Lights' will be released for download and streaming October 1st 2018. "Fireflies, campfires, sun and moon beams shining through trees, hiking through woods day and night...in any season...there is a mystery and ambience that has so many variations in those forest lights. I tried to capture a small grain of that essence in this song." ~ Nathan Speir Please visit www.nathanspeir.com to learn more about Nathan's music, join his artist email list, and purchase music. Available Oct 1st: Spotify, iTunes, Amazon, CdBaby, Also Purchase at Bandcamp: https://nathanspeirmusic.bandcamp.com/track/forest-lights

Beautiful solo piano with rich, warm, nuances in timbre. Album release is April 12 2018. please visit www.nathanspeir.com and join the email list.

Releases Jan 11 2018 WWW.NATHANSPEIR.COM

Releases JANUARY 11 2018

Floating Ground by Nathan Speir

Releases january 11 2018 WWW.NATHANSPEIR.COM

iTunes pre order begins Dec. 4 2017. Release date January 11 2018.

First track from debut LP in chill electronic music by Nathan Speir. Original concept was composed on iPad with Cubasis during a fine drizzling rain in April (background nature sounds sampled live with iPad that day). Final recording and mix done in studio. iTunes pre-release includes THIS track as gratuity track starting Decenber 4th 2017. Full release date is January 11 2018.

rELEASES JAN 11 2018

Praxis by Nathan Speir

Minimal piano midst arid wind chimes and soft notes of nylon string guitar. Additional ambiance sounds added from various studio furnature including an antique piano bench.

Open Ranges by Nathan Speir

A Taste Of Solace by Nathan Speir

Good Seasons by Nathan Speir

As We Turn by Nathan Speir

Familiar Orbits by Nathan Speir

Acoustic piano, cello, and singing bowls paint arching colors that peak through a slow tidal dawn. It's the first track of a new acoustic ambient chamber music album called "Part of a Kindly Plan" by Nathan Speir.

Solo piano improvisation performed in private studio on 10-23-2016. The entire improvisation was approached with the intent to record a possibly special hour of music channeled in the moment. I found it special enough to save and share. I ended up dividing the final CD master into 3 parts with zero pause between tracks to preserve continuity of the performance. I performed the entire piece nonstop on a Roland RD800 and simultaneously ran a midi signal through Ivory II Pianos hosted in Cubase 8.5 pro. I then mixed a stereo audio file for mastering and made final polishes in Wavelab. I only regret no one was around with a video camera.