Newsflash! Nagraan now available for online purchase
Etopia Music is the first site to offer Nagraan in digital download format. Click here to buy the entire album for only USD$14.40 in 256K DRM-free MP3format.
It's also at CD Baby, where you can either download the mp3 or buy the beautifully packaged CD for only $12.97
Welcome to Calamity Studio's online presence.
We specialise in creating new and original music for almost any purpose. We also create fabulous remixes that bring entire new textures to life.
Here are a few of the tracks we've enjoyed working on recently. There are plenty more scattered around the site. Many thanks to the respective artists for letting us stream their material.
On this site you'll find plenty of great music, a lot of useful links, and an insight into what we're working on right now.
Featured on the front page today:
Faith Healer, feat. Darryl Coy - a furious and dark re-rendering of the old Sensational Alex Harvey Band classic from 1972
Them Changes- Geoff Oakes and the Calamity Crew give a furious 160bpm rendition of an old R&B track.
Curious Girl - the Calamity Crew, featuring Donny Thompson on Vox
Let it Be - Darryl Coy. A great take on the old Beatles classic
Ankhon Saxon - Calamity Crew- from newly released Nagraan album
Walk Away From Love -Ona Meyer. From the 2nd Exile Collection, Recollection
All tracks mixed here.
Check this out! A sneak preview of Nagraan in video
Sheer demand has forced us to introduce the latest innovation from Calamity Studio - the Calamity Mix Service. We can take your home DAW files and turn them into pro-sounding killer tracks ideal for your demo or CD.
Whew! It's busy here. This month we've been covering the release of the Nagraan album, which is now playing on Lush Mediacorp Radio. In the meantime, I'm working on a new Ambient style album with Cass Anawaty of Sunbreak Studios. This project is very much in long form, with most tracks being very laid back chillouts at around 70-95bpm. Some really good talent playing on it too, but you'll hear some of that later.
Also been on a spending spree. A few minutes ago I ordered the SONAR 8 upgrade, but to keep me going in the meantime, I've got Spectrasonics' new synth Omnisphere to play with. It's an interesting beast, the most interesting bits being the groove lock capability with RMX, which is causing some good grooviness.
And the new love of my life is now hanging on the wall of the studio, a brand new Taylor solid body guitar. It's a thing of great beauty and it plays like a dream. Here's a big shout out to the chaps at Sinamex who were very kind when I was a bit clumsy with it on my first day.
