At 3/11/21 05:39 AM, Cyberdevil wrote:Another full-length album seemingly out of the blue too! :O Interesting. I like the cover, the motive seems a little Asian, text placement/style a bit like traditional Chinese calligraphy, bright/warm colors in back and all, reminds me of some possibly museum motives I've seen but can't really recall in detail or origin of... intriguing design. Intriguing story too. Intrigued to hear this. The thing I'm still intrigued about after reading is the name itself, any particular inspirations behind the title? Seems the generation bit may be fueled by the generative style, but the supernova? Reminds me of a particular user here with similar name hmm, probably coincidence but curious if there's any intentional inspirations there. Looking forward to this! Hope it sounds as good as it looks.
Cheers CD and glad it's intriguing you so much! With regards the title, the "Generation" part was indeed a nod to the generative music style, and the "Supernova" part was hinting to the unpredictable explosion and expansion of sounds from the initial starting point of each track. The opening track of the album is also called "Supernova", but no reference to any specific people for inspiration :)
On top of that, the whole title "Generation Supernova" can be read as either as how I'd explained above (the explosion of generatively started sounds) or as in generations like GenX, Boomers, etc... but in this case Generation Supernova or the Supernova Generation, a reference to how the heavy elements that make up everyone who's ever lived and this entire planet were created from the remnants of dying stars which exploded into supernova (WE as life on earth are Generation Supernova). A poetic observation for a vaguely space themed generative exploration/album :) Hope that clarifies things, and hope you enjoy the music!
At 3/12/21 05:35 AM, Jabun wrote:Cheers CD and glad it's intriguing you so much! With regards the title, the "Generation" part was indeed a nod to the generative music style, and the "Supernova" part was hinting to the unpredictable explosion and expansion of sounds from the initial starting point of each track. The opening track of the album is also called "Supernova", but no reference to any specific people for inspiration :)
Ahh sounds like a legit music-related reference then. :) Good to know.
On top of that, the whole title "Generation Supernova" can be read as either as how I'd explained above (the explosion of generatively started sounds) or as in generations like GenX, Boomers, etc... but in this case Generation Supernova or the Supernova Generation, a reference to how the heavy elements that make up everyone who's ever lived and this entire planet were created from the remnants of dying stars which exploded into supernova (WE as life on earth are Generation Supernova). A poetic observation for a vaguely space themed generative exploration/album :) Hope that clarifies things, and hope you enjoy the music!
Woah... am glad I asked that question now! So much depth to it that I wouldn't have appreciated otherwise. Really is a nice way of looking at humanity as a whole, all these cosmically conceived generations on a roll, on the road to who now knows...
All the more intrigued now. What a level beyond the date-related print of the previous!!!
At 3/12/21 02:21 PM, Cyberdevil wrote:Ahh sounds like a legit music-related reference then. :) Good to know. Woah... am glad I asked that question now! So much depth to it that I wouldn't have appreciated otherwise. Really is a nice way of looking at humanity as a whole, all these cosmically conceived generations on a roll, on the road to who now knows... All the more intrigued now. What a level beyond the date-related print of the previous!!!
Indeed and happy you got so much out of the answer :) Hope the title hasn't over-hyped the music now XD Monday will tell I suppose! Thanks again :D
At 3/13/21 05:18 AM, Jabun wrote:Indeed and happy you got so much out of the answer :) Hope the title hasn't over-hyped the music now XD Monday will tell I suppose! Thanks again :D
Yeaah that's one potential downside I suppose. XD Will see then indeed!
The pre-release single "Turing Machine" from Jabun's upcoming "Generation Supernova" album is OUT! Pre-orders are now open on Bandcamp + more Patreon rewards are out in celebration! "Generation Supernova" releases on April 15th 2021!
Hi everyone and hope you’re having a great March so far! After last week’s big announcement of Jabun’s brand new 3rd album “Generation Supernova”, I’m super excited to share with you today the album’s pre-release single “Turing Machine” as pre-orders open on Bandcamp! Check it out below:
Generation Supernova is a 37+ minute collection of 4 tracks exploring generative music methods in the studio. Each track utilises a carefully designed system set up to generate a never-repeating and ever evolving soundscape which was conducted and guided to build an emotional and developing journey from the first note to the last.
The pre-release single “Turing Machine” utilises 4 evolving sequences generated using an initial input fed into a deck of cards and a coin flip acting as a very basic modular synth style Turing Machine. You can see the original handwritten manuscript including the sequences, generation rules, and more in this album’s bonus materials on Bandcamp and Patreon!
Generation Supernova was a fun and rewarding exploration into generative music methods, with each piece very much the result of the unexpected fruits of conducted chaotic experiments in the studio, much like the 15-4-20 album. Whether you sit down to listen intently, have it on in the background while doing something else, or simply immerse yourself in the sounds, I hope you enjoy these semi-ambient, generative experimental soundscapes, from the strange early months of 2020.
Now that pre-orders are open, you can also check out the full tracklist, album credits, special thanks and descriptions on the Jabun – Generation Supernova Bandcamp page! Read more below and I hope you have fun exploring:
Generation Supernova will be released to the public on April 15th at 8pm BST, but of course my supporters on Patreon have lots of rewards to grab today in celebration of this new album and single launch!
For the $1 patrons, you’ve got the album cover art and an mp3 download of the pre-release single “Turing Machine” today + you’ll of course be getting the full mp3 album and all the additional artwork and bonus materials when they’re released on April 15th as well! Only a month more to wait!
For the $5 & $10 patrons, in case you missed it last week, you’ve already been given early access to the full album download package! All 4 tracks (Mp3 & WAVs) and all artwork including a high resolution scan of the original handwritten Turing Machine Generation Manuscript! For the $10 patrons, you’ll also be getting an exclusive unreleased Jabun demo from the writing sessions of 2019/2020! Check out the rewards below:
If any of that sounds good to you, then become a patron today for as little as $1 a month and remember that you’ll be also getting access to all past rewards for your tier including the full Better Than The Book and Jabun discographies, many Patreon exclusive bonus tracks and more! I hope to see you there!
And that's it for today's post! I hope you’re as excited as I am for the album launch on April 15th and until then I hope you have a great month ahead listening to “Turing Machine”! Thanks as always for supporting Jabun and my various projects! Take care, all the best, and have a great time!
At 3/15/21 04:31 PM, Jabun wrote:The pre-release single "Turing Machine" from Jabun's upcoming "Generation Supernova" album is OUT!
This really turned out awesome! :D Seems to sound like it looks too, goes well with the cover.
Also sounds familiar, but I can't really place the similarity... feels like it'd work perfect for a dystopian sci-fi like track. Blade Runner? GITS? Some similar franchise with a soundtrack that sounds somewhat like this...? Really atmospheric.
At 3/17/21 03:07 PM, Cyberdevil wrote:This really turned out awesome! :D Seems to sound like it looks too, goes well with the cover. Also sounds familiar, but I can't really place the similarity... feels like it'd work perfect for a dystopian sci-fi like track. Blade Runner? GITS? Some similar franchise with a soundtrack that sounds somewhat like this...? Really atmospheric.
Cheers CD! Purely coincidental but it does have similarities to one of the tracks from the GITS Stand Alone Complex sountracks "fish ~ silent cruise". Definitely a lot of Yoko Kanno inspiration in my works as of late (though much of it is still unreleased) :) I do love my atmospherics XD
At 3/18/21 06:07 AM, Jabun wrote:Cheers CD! Purely coincidental but it does have similarities to one of the tracks from the GITS Stand Alone Complex sountracks "fish ~ silent cruise". Definitely a lot of Yoko Kanno inspiration in my works as of late (though much of it is still unreleased) :) I do love my atmospherics XD
Ah that one's close indeed on the latter part! That mysterious synth in particular had me in a state of deja vu too though, maybe some long-forgotten eighties action movie familiarity mixed in hmm... anyway whether conscious influences or no it's an awesome mixture. Atmospherics the best kind of spherics fo rizzle!
At 3/18/21 06:52 AM, Cyberdevil wrote:Ah that one's close indeed on the latter part! That mysterious synth in particular had me in a state of deja vu too though, maybe some long-forgotten eighties action movie familiarity mixed in hmm... anyway whether conscious influences or no it's an awesome mixture. Atmospherics the best kind of spherics fo rizzle!
Cheers again CD! The only other thing I could think of influence-wise, though not that much, is the beginning Tubular Bells Pt 1 by Mike Oldfield more just from the minimilasm/repetition/developement point of view :) Interested to know if you do stumble upon what it remineded you of :D
At 3/19/21 05:57 AM, Jabun wrote:Cheers again CD! The only other thing I could think of influence-wise, though not that much, is the beginning Tubular Bells Pt 1 by Mike Oldfield more just from the minimilasm/repetition/developement point of view :) Interested to know if you do stumble upon what it remineded you of :D
Ahh the same theme used for The Exorcist back in the day! :D That might've been a part of the deja vu too then, though I don't think that's it either... since it was used in such a classic movie I suppose plenty of other ones might've been inspired by the same though, maybe one of those... will do if I do for sure, though maybe not likely I'll stumble upon it at random...
At 3/19/21 07:28 AM, Cyberdevil wrote:Ahh the same theme used for The Exorcist back in the day! :D That might've been a part of the deja vu too then, though I don't think that's it either... since it was used in such a classic movie I suppose plenty of other ones might've been inspired by the same though, maybe one of those... will do if I do for sure, though maybe not likely I'll stumble upon it at random...
Ah! I've not actually seen that one, though I know the piece was used as the theme :) Hmmm... can't think of anything else at the moment. Happy stumblings in the mean time though and thanks again!
At 3/20/21 06:07 AM, Jabun wrote:Ah! I've not actually seen that one, though I know the piece was used as the theme :) Hmmm... can't think of anything else at the moment. Happy stumblings in the mean time though and thanks again!
Happy stumblings indeed,, thanks. XD Unfortunately probably won't have time to go through the repertoire of old sci-fi/action movies that may be related to this but some day... happy weekend though, whatever other details thereof that may ensue!
Jabun's new single "Turing Machine" and the upcoming "Generation Supernova" album were featured in @TheTankTribune No. 36 here on Newgrounds.com!
Hi everyone and hope you've had a great week since the last big post!
Some quick and cool news to share with you today as Jabun's "Turing Machine" (which was released a week ago yesterday) and the upcoming "Generation Supernova" album were featured in @TheTankTribune No. 36 here on Newgrounds.com yesterday! Thanks so much for featuring the music and sharing the news fellow Newgrounds peeps and check out the issue below for a whole bunch of Newgrounds related news! Have you heard Turing Machine yet?
That's it for this post and only a few weeks to go until Generation Supernova releases to the world! Until then, I hope you have a great end of March and start to April and thanks as always for supporting my music in all the ways you can! Take care and all the best!
It's Bandcamp Friday again and the best time to pre-order Jabun's Generation Supernova album (releases April 15th)!
Hi everyone and hope you're having a great start to April!
It's once again Bandcamp Friday and in case you're not familiar with it, in support of musicians impacted by the coronavirus, Bandcamp is waiving its revenue share fees on the first Friday of the month from midnight to midnight Pacific Time, meaning that if you purchase anything from Bandcamp this Friday 2nd of April, the artists you support (including myself) will get more of the sales revenue than usual since Bandcamp doesn't take its cut, and you'll be able to support the music you love more directly than ever on the platform!
If you've been itching to pre-order Jabun's upcoming "Generation Supernova" album (which releases April 15th) or pick up one of my other albums as Jabun or Better Than The Book, now's the best time to do so! Check out the Bandcamp pages below and thanks again for supporting my music in any way you can, it really means a lot:
That's it for this post, and with only 2 weeks left until Generation Supernova's release I'm sure the next few weeks are going to be busy ones for me! Meanwhile I've just started recording guitars for Better Than The Book's 3rd full-length album too, so look forward some more ska / pop-punk vibes coming your way soon! Until the album launch, I hope you have a great April and thanks as always for supporting my music in all the ways you can! Take care!
Join me on Thursday 15th April at 8pm BST for the launch of Jabun's 3rd album "Generation Supernova" on YouTube!
Hi everyone and hope you're having a great April so far!
It's only 3 more days until Jabun's 3rd album "Generation Supernova" is finally released to the world, and I've just opened the premier page for the launch on my HurpADervish YouTube channel! Come join me for the countdown, a chat and the short launch announcement teaser video at 8pm BST on Thursday 15th April if you can make it, and hope to see some familiar faces there!
Generation Supernova will be released to the world as soon as the premier starts, and you can read all about it (credits, track descriptions, special thanks, and more) on the Bandcamp page where you can listen to the pre-release single "Turing Machine" and pre-order the album now. Check it out below if you haven't had a chance already:
Generation Supernova is a 37+ minute collection of 4 tracks exploring generative music methods in the studio. Each track utilises a carefully designed system set up to generate a never-repeating and ever evolving soundscape which was conducted and guided to build an emotional and developing journey from the first note to the last.
Generation Supernova was a fun and rewarding exploration into generative music methods, with each piece very much the result of the unexpected fruits of conducted chaotic experiments in the studio, much like the 15-4-20 album. Whether you sit down to listen intently, have it on in the background while doing something else, or simply immerse yourself in the sounds, I hope you enjoy these semi-ambient, generative experimental soundscapes, from the strange early months of 2020.
That's it for this post and I hope you're as excited as I am for the big launch on Thursday! No doubt it'll be a busy week for me sorting out the final checks and preperations for the release but I can't wait to show all this music to you! Until then, hope you have a great week to come and thanks as always for supporting my music in all the ways you can! Take care, all the best, and see you at the premier!
Jabun's 3rd album "Generation Supernova" has been released! Patreon rewards are out in celebration + an exclusive unused unreleased demo from the writing sessions for Better Than The Book's upcoming 3rd album for the $10+ patrons!
Hi everyone and hope you’re having a great April so far! Today I’m super excited to finally release my 3rd album as Jabun – Generation Supernova! Check out the album teaser video below:
Generation Supernova is a 37+ minute collection of 4 tracks exploring generative music methods in the studio. Each track utilises a carefully designed system set up to generate a never-repeating and ever evolving soundscape which was conducted and guided to build an emotional and developing journey from the first note to the last.
(SKIP THE FOLLOWING FOR A SPOILER FREE EXPERIENCE BEFORE YOU LISTEN)
Track 01 – Supernova utilises 2 short free-time recordings of Rhodes piano performances which were then duplicated and layered playing at different harmonic and sub-harmonic pitches/speeds either forwards, backwards, or bouncing between both, with some added echo for extra ambience and polyrhythms. Each layer was faded in or out to build and reduce the intensity of the composition throughout its duration. The title Supernova was chosen to reflect the feelings this track brings to me, a great expansive explosion of sounds gradually fading out much like the astronomical phenomenon; beauty with hints of sadness, and later something else.
Track 02 – Deep Space utilises 2 random arpeggiators each given a set of notes to choose from and told to play a note at a consistent regular interval, the first once per quarter note (at 100 BPM) and the second, once per second (60 BPM), along with a randomly triggered note-repeater leading to more interesting polyrhythms. Beneath this is a short free-time performance which was then duplicated, reversed and played back at 2 (sub)-harmonic pitches/speeds. The piece develops with an improvised synth melody (later returning in reverse) as well as a programmed drum machine performance. Unlike the warmth of Supernova, Deep Space feels cold and isolated to me, the persistent ticking of time, that feeling of drifting perhaps aimlessly reflected in the improvised synth and its subsequent return. Nevertheless, the regular beat of the drums keep marching on.
Track 03 – Turing Machine utilises 4 evolving sequences generated using an initial input fed into a deck of cards and a coin flip acting as a very basic modular synth style Turing Machine. You can see the original handwritten manuscript including the sequences, generation rules, and more in this album’s bonus materials. These 4 generated sequences were then arranged for synthesizers to create an intensely building track accompanied by multiple layers of random arpeggiated heavily distorted electronic drums/percussion, additional orchestral and electronic percussion, as well as a carefully arranged string orchestration developing on one of the Turing Machine sequences for added harmonies and tension. The hypnotic and minimalistic atmosphere of Turing Machine reflects the relentless and driving inorganic computations and calculations I’d expect from a complex machine, and being based around a Turing Machine inspired set-up, the title seemed rather appropriate.
Track 04 – Voyagers utilises 2 instances of an 8 note looping sequence, the first consisting of 32 steps, and the second only using 31 steps (shortening the final note), resulting in a gradually phase shifting relationship between them throughout the piece in a similar way to Steve Reich’s Piano Phase. These sequences were then arranged for string orchestra and pipe organ on opposite sides of the stereo field, gradually building the piece by adding additional instruments and layers at harmonic/sub-harmonic pitches as well as additional glitching sounds using randomised arpeggiators, another set of phasing sequences for synthesizer, and additional percussion. The two phasing sequences which form the basis of the track, I like to think of as representing the twin Voyager space probes launched to explore interstellar space, each on their own undoubtedly lonely, but unfathomably awe-inspiring journeys into the unknown. Even as they explore further than humans might ever reach physically, no matter how far apart they drift, they’ll always be connected by their origin on our small blue planet.
(READ THE ABOVE BITS AFTER LISTENING FOR A SPOILER FREE EXPERIENCE)
Generation Supernova was a fun and rewarding exploration into generative music methods, with each piece very much the result of the unexpected fruits of conducted chaotic experiments in the studio, much like the 15-4-20 album. Whether you sit down to listen intently, have it on in the background while doing something else, or simply immerse yourself in the sounds, I hope you enjoy these semi-ambient, generative experimental soundscapes, from the strange early months of 2020.
In case you’ve not seen them yet, you can also check out the full album credits, special thanks and descriptions on the Jabun – Generation Supernova Bandcamp page! Read more below and I hope you have fun exploring:
All tracks written, performed and produced by Nick Standing [Jabun]
Recorded, mixed and mastered at JabunAudio by Nick Standing [Jabun]
Album artwork, images and photography by Nick Standing [Jabun]
In celebration of Generation Supernova’s release, there’s whole handful of rewards for my supporters on Patreon!
For the $1 patrons, you’ve got the full mp3 album and artwork including alternative album covers, the original unedited album cover photo, and a high resolution scan of the original handwritten Turing Machine Generation Manuscript! Pick it up below:
For the $5 & $10 patrons, you’ve got all that + the highest CD quality WAV files for all 4 tracks! For the $10 patrons, you’ll also be getting an exclusive unused unreleased demo from the writing sessions for Better Than The Book's upcoming 3rd album! Check out the rewards below:
If any of that sounds good to you, then become a patron today for as little as $1 a month and remember that you’ll be also getting access to all past rewards for your tier including the full Better Than The Book and Jabun discographies, many Patreon exclusive bonus tracks and more! I hope to see you there!
And that’s it for this post and set of rewards! Now that Jabun’s Generation Supernova album is out, I’ll be uploading tracks from the album to YouTube and Newgrounds each Wednesday until mid May, and no doubt be sharing other things in the mean time too! With such a big release, I’ll also be taking a short break from rewards to update the Patreon REWARD ARCHIVE posts again, but I’ll be back with new rewards for the $5 & $10 patrons on the final Wednesday of May, and the first Wednesday of June for the $1 patrons! Until then I hope you have a great month ahead and enjoy the new music, and thanks as always for supporting Jabun, Better Than The Book and my various projects! More music to come soon! All the best, and take care!
A well assembled; selective assortment of vibrant tunes that complement each other nicely! Spacey and/or sci-fi vibes with all of them to some extent, though especially the last one. Supernova seems maybe a bit more Earthy, like following the clouds on a summer day, like the cover... in a way it's like you transition from ground to space as you listen through...
Turing Machine really stands out amidst the calmer ones too. Like a press through the atmosphere at that stage of ^ journey. Think I appreciate a little chaos with the ambiance... at least this kind; at this time. :P Definite favorite there right now.
Appreciably in-depth track descriptions too! This really turned out nice.
At 4/17/21 07:41 PM, Cyberdevil wrote:A well assembled; selective assortment of vibrant tunes that complement each other nicely! Spacey and/or sci-fi vibes with all of them to some extent, though especially the last one. Supernova seems maybe a bit more Earthy, like following the clouds on a summer day, like the cover... in a way it's like you transition from ground to space as you listen through...
Turing Machine really stands out amidst the calmer ones too. Like a press through the atmosphere at that stage of ^ journey. Think I appreciate a little chaos with the ambiance... at least this kind; at this time. :P Definite favorite there right now.
Appreciably in-depth track descriptions too! This really turned out nice.
Ah man! Thanks so much for such an in depth insight and super happy the album evoked those visuals to you :) Always interesting to hear how people interpret these more abstract tracks. Turing Machine seems to be the standout favourite from peeps so far, so you're not alone there XD Super happy you enjoyed it, and thanks for listening!
Jabun's "Supernova" is now streaming on YouTube and Newgrounds!
Hi everyone and hope you're having a great April so far!
The new weekly music uploads for Jabun's 3rd album Generation Supernova start today, and following the pre-release single Turing Machine, the opening track of the album Supernova is now streaming on YouTube and Newgrounds! Check out and relax to Supernova below:
Or grab with the entire Jabun and Better Than The Book discographies when you become a supporter on Patreon for as little as $1 a month! Hope to see you there!
That's it for this quick post and I'll be back next week with track 02 from Generation Supernova: Deep Space! Until then, I hope you have a great week to come whatever you're up to, and thanks as always for supporting Jabun and my various music projects however you can! See you next time, take care and enjoy the new music!
Jabun's "Deep Space" is now streaming on YouTube and Newgrounds!
Hi everyone and hope you're having a great final week of April so far!
It's time for the next weekly music upload for Jabun's 3rd album Generation Supernova, and today, track 02 Deep Space is now available to listen to on YouTube and Newgrounds! Check it out below:
Or grab it with the entire Jabun and Better Than The Book discographies when you become a supporter on Patreon for as little as $1 a month! Hope to see you there!
That's it for this quick post and I'll be back next week with the final track from Generation Supernova: Voyagers! Until then, I hope you have a great week to come whatever you're up to, and thanks as always for supporting Jabun and my various music projects however you can! See you next time, take care and enjoy the new music!
Jabun's Deep Space receives a Front Page Award here on Newgrounds.com!
Hi everyone and hope you're having a great day so far!
Some amazing news to share today as Jabun's Deep Space (Track 02 from the Generation Supernova album) just received a Front Page Award here on Newgrounds.com! Thanks so much for the love folks!
Hope you enjoy the music, and if you like it, pick up a copy on Bandcamp below:
Or grab it with the entire Jabun and Better Than The Book discographies + all past rewards for your tier when you become a supporter on Patreon for as little as $1 a month! More music to come soon!
That's it for today and it's looking to be a busy one for me laying down more basslines for the next BTTB album, but until next time, thanks as always for supporting Jabun, Better Than The Book and my various projects however you can and I hope you have a great week to come! Take care!
Announcing updated PATREON REWARD ARCHIVE posts for 4th October 2018 -> 1st May 2021 including the full Better Than The Book & Jabun Discographies, Mp3s, WAVs and Art + behinds the scenes articles, demos and more!
Hello everyone and a warm welcome to potential new patrons and visitors if you're reading too! Today I announce the updated set of Patreon reward archive posts for all rewards covering from 4th October 2018 (when I started on Patreon) to 1st May 2021 for the convenience of Patreon supporters and new patrons!
These months' rewards cover the full discographies (as of 1st May 2021) for my ska punk / pop punk project Better Than The Book and electronic / cinematic / ambient project Jabun, as well as a few bonus tracks, covers, and some of my discography as plain old Nick Standing, and the REWARD ARCHIVE is here for your convenience so you can pick up all these rewards (Mp3s, WAVs, artwork and more depending on your tier) in one place when you sign up. No need to search through all the posts manually: Just click the link to the REWARD ARCHIVE below (which will be pinned to the top of your feed when you sign up), select the archive for your tier, dig in and enjoy the music! Hope to see you in the comments!
Become a patron for as little as $1 a month to access the REWARD ARCHIVE below and all new music as it's released:
Better Than The Book's full discography (as of 1st May 2021):
One Small Step EP
Heartbeats [The Knife] + GG [Good Game]
Meteor Shower 2017 demo, MLGG + Stars Racing {Patreon exclusive}
Two Years On album
Two Years On [Instrumentals] album
A selection of pre-BTTB demos {Patreon exclusive}
Hopes and Dreams album + press photos, lyric sheets, and a behind the scenes studio photo and story
Get A Haircut [Radio Edit] {Patreon exclusive}
Hopes and Dreams [Radio Edit] {Patreon exclusive}
Mark Your Wall & The Bigger Call, Maybe... {Patreon exclusive}
Hopes and Dreams [Instrumentals] album
Jabun's full discography (as of 1st May 2021):
Bergamot
Diamond Eyes - Nine Fifteen Ft. Jess (Jabun Remix)
3rd September 1939
Apollo
Clare Jeffrey - 60 Days [Jabun Orchestral Mix]
Distance
Home
Verlies Projekt - (Feels Like) Heaven [Jabun Hardcore Remix]
The Ocean Above + Noir
Jabun [Alternate Reality] - Warrior (Kesha METAL Cover) {Patreon exclusive}
Daydream album
15-4-20 album
Generation Supernova album
As well as:
Erase Stuff (Mashup) {Patreon exclusive}
Nick Standing - Nothing Else Matters (Metallica cover) {Patreon exclusive}
Nick Standing - Sonnet For A Spider Girl
Nick Standing - Mr. Knife + I Won't Eat My Broccoli!!!
For those of you on the $10+ DEMOlition Pigeon tier, you also have access to all the work in progress, demos and behind the scenes monthly articles too including:
A sneak peek at Better Than The Book's "(The Travelling To See Eva Song)"
Journey into Better Than The Book's "Get A Haircut"
Better Than The Book - One Small Step's artwork story + a new mix
A deep dive into Better Than The Book's "Meteor Shower"
More Better Than The Book artwork stories + another first(ish) draft mix from the new album
Work in progress artwork for Better Than The Book's upcoming Hopes and Dreams album + a demo master for track 06 "Get A Haircut"
An in depth look into the creation of Better Than The Book's Hopes and Dreams album cover (+ demo alternatives)
A behinds the scenes look into Better Than The Book's "The Hardest Part"
A behinds the scenes look into Better Than The Book's "Artificial Ignorance"
A behinds the scenes look into Better Than The Book's "And I Fear"
A behinds the scenes look into Better Than The Book's "Brighton"
A behinds the scenes look into Better Than The Book's "GG"
A behinds the scenes look into Better Than The Book's "You've Got A Lot to Say"
A behinds the scenes look into Better Than The Book's "Hopes and Dreams"
10 minutes of exclusive demos for upcoming Jabun tracks
Another behind the scenes look at an exclusive Jabun demo
Another behind the scenes look at an exclusive Jabun demo
Another behind the scenes look at an exclusive Jabun demo
Another behind the scenes look at an exclusive Jabun demo
Another behind the scenes look at an exclusive Jabun demo
A look into the artwork for the 2nd Jabun album
A sneak peek demo at an upcoming cover song
A behind the scenes breakdown of Jabun [Alternate Reality]'s Kesha Warrior metal cover
An exclusive sneak peek at next year's 3rd Jabun album, demo + photo
Another sneak peek demo from next year's 3rd Jabun album
An exclusive first sneak peek demo from Better Than The Book's next album
Artwork reveal (with story) for Jabun's 3rd album
Another sneak peek demo from Better Than The Book's next album
An exclusive unreleased Jabun demo from the writing sessions of 2019/2020
An exclusive unused unreleased demo from the writing sessions for Better Than The Book's upcoming 3rd album
More Better Than The Book will be coming soon as I'm busy recording the project's 3rd album, but the next few months after this post will be focused on more of my other music as plain old Nick Standing! Until the next post and then, thanks so much for supporting Better Than The Book, Jabun and my various music projects on Patreon, I hope you enjoy the music (and articles) above and to come, and take care!
