ABOUT
"That was insane... dubstep womp womps, there was jazz, fusion, weather report type craziness, there was a f*cking Bach partita in the middle there, there was a f*cking hardstyle outro, there was... I mean, it's just like you vomited, like, at least 8 genres out in the span of 4 minutes... that's just insane bro"
- Underbelly, after his first listen to Conductive
From neo-baroque harsh noise infused electronica in 17/16 (Anyone is Suspect), to 8 minute synthwave epics with lyrical guitar solos and self-duets (Neo-Manhattan 2020), to psychedelic modern takes on plainchant with synths, cello, and banjo (Sunsetrap), to narrative spaghetti western dubstep about shootouts with cyborgs (Machineman of the West), to metrically melting electronic pop songs about time travel (Time Pool Sorceress), or to melodic glitchy EDM tracks that devolve into black metal (Turn the Gears), Nate will continue to share whatever music comes out from his brain with the internet.
Nate Sassoon is a New York born pianist, composer, vocalist, and music producer known for his blending of classical music, rock, EDM, pop, and myriad other genres. His latest choir piece, "The Windows," was premiered by the Exeter College Chapel Choir of Oxford University, and in 2020, he released two albums: "Umba" and "Cold Shadows and Warm Rays." Sassoon has performed in Carnegie Hall and other venues around the world, often giving spontaneous improvisatory concerts. He studied piano with Elena Leonova at the Mannes School of Music and holds a Bachelor of Arts in Music Degree from the University of Oxford.