Nagle, Paul

Artist: Paul Nagle
P: 2024
 

Artist: Paul Nagle
P: 1981 / 2024
His first electronic music pieces from days gone by have now been remastered and on CD. A piece of contemporary history when it comes to the instruments from back then!

Artist: Paul Nagle
P: 2023
One long Sequencertrack.

Artist: Paul Nagle
P:  2025

Artist: Paul Nagle
P: 2005 / 2023
I think the first four tracks flow nicely into each other and work pretty well. For some reason it reminds me of Cyberdiver, perhaps due to its collage-with-guitar approach.
I've edited for best flow rather than at track boundaries. You'll see what I mean if you lay them out smoothly in order. This beast was once over 70 mins long.

Artist: Paul Nagle
P: 2022 / 2024
Music Inspired by Duncton Wood dates from 1985 and, as I listen through, I can hear instruments that I owned briefly but didn't keep, including the Roland SH-2, Yamaha CX5M 'music computer', a very cool vocoder whose name escapes me and several others.

Artist: Paul Nagle
P: 2016 / 2025
Live recording from 2016
Instrumente:
Waldorf Blofeld 2 (mellotron samples thanks to Duncan Goddard)
Korg Electribe Sampler
Elektron Analog Four
CME xkey37
Roland RC-505
Roland DD-20
Bastl Instruments Microgranny 2

Artist: Paul Nagle
P: 2024
Here, I tried, in a single afternoon, to go through the Osmose factory sounds that appealed to me and capture good bits as performances into the Soma Cosmos. It was still very early days for me with this remarkable instrument and I didn't know very much.
For all of these recordings I just started playing without any plan of what to play or even what key it might be in or where it would lead. Stangely enough, it came out better than I expected

Artist: Paul Nagle
P: 2024

Artist: Paul Nagle
P: 2025