newton bach  

Male // Tampa, United States  |   Member since July 29, 2007
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This was an Indaba Project

Contribution:
Backing Tracks, Producer
Tags:
hip hop, synthesizer, drum machine, loop programmer
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This was a collab from another music site.

Contribution:
Writer, Bass, Producer
Tags:
rhythm and blues (r&b), synthesizer, loop programmer, electric bass
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Anne C. Vocals, Jussi S on Guitar, David A Lyrics

Contribution:
Producer, first Indaba project, featuring Anne C
Tags:
dance pop, synthesizer, drum machine, electronica, electropop, electric guitar, voice (female), E, Minor, 113, 4/4, patient, wah guitar, loose, funky
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instrumental

Contribution:
base trax, mixing, production
Tags:
soft rock, instrumental rock, electronica, downtempo, ambient, effects, drum machine, electric guitar, electric bass, F#, Major, 106, 4/4, dramatic, cinematic, Lush
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Jazz Instrumental

Contribution:
Tags:
soft rock, jazz groove, rhythm and blues (r&b), smooth jazz, electronic bass, synthesizer, saxophone, drum machine, rhodes piano, A, Minor, 94, 4/4, jazz, Beat, tight, funky
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Hip Hop Savior
average rating: N/A
Sweet N Low Feat Labdog
average rating: 3.5
Dancin in a Dream
average rating: 3.5
burnin
average rating: 3.5
Nicco
average rating: 4.0

About Me

Skill Level:
Professional
Craft:
producer, songwriter, musician
Instruments:
acoustic guitar, keyboard, electric bass
Genres:
rock, jazz, rap, hip hop, rhythm and blues (r&b)

My life is music, started with bass, guitar, then music in college, played in rock, jazz, country, rnb, pop on the road in touring bands. Now working in my home pro tools studio with original tunes & beats, and producing. Hoping to bring out the best in what a vocalist has to offer.

Extended

Influences:
The Roots, Alicia Keys, Shania, Metallica, Christina Aguilera, Rihanna, Verdine White, Leonardo Da Vinci, Fergie, Pink Floyd, Marvin Gaye, Keyshia Cole, Brian McKnight, Sam Cooke, Aretha, John Coltrane, Colbie Caillat, Timbaland, Huey Lewis, Ozzy, Chris Brown, Beyonce, Joe Zawinul, Jethro Tull, Chic Corea, Whitney Houston, Cat Stevens, Mariah Carey, Elton John, Eminem, Yes, Cannonball Adderly, Isaac Newton, JS Bach, ELP, ELO, Jaco Pastorious, Stanley Clarke, Linkin Park, James Jamerson, Pachelbel, Craig David, Vivaldi, Alanis, Rascal Flatts, Toby Lightman, Steve Perry, Stanley Jordan, Gwen Stefani, Galileo, Sheryl Crow, Destiny' s Child, BTO, JoJo, Seether, This can go on, and on, Talent Inspires Me
Favorite Lyric:

I made my bed and I sleep like a baby
With no regrets and I don’t mind sayin’
It’s a sad sad story when a mother will teach her
Daughter that she ought to hate a perfect stranger
And how in the world can the words that I said
Send somebody so over the edge
That they’d write me a letter
Sayin’ that I better shut up and sing
Or my life will be over - Dixie Chicks

Day Job:
Master Electrician, Webmaster, Critic
Website:
http://www.4cdmusic.com

Working With Others

How I Work:

Looking to work with vocalists on new material, have lots of tracks ready to go.

Experience:

32 years musical experience, mostly on bass

Equipment:
Mac Based Pro-Tools, Korg Keyboards, 70's Fender Precision Bass, 2 - 12 string guitars, one six string acoustic, fender stratocaster
Payments:
This user accepts PayPal for session payment

Comments

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Leo Bowers wrote on August 2, 2008:

Thank you Mike. And please accept my apology as well if you will? I think you'll agree that sometimes we don't see the big picture and we as people have to sometimes bump heads just to realize one another. The thing is I would not bump heads with you if you weren't worth it. Sometimes what we portray isn't what it appears to be not because we're so smart, but I believe it's for a higher purpose beyond even our fullest scope. The fact that you show humility in the face of adversarial conditions bears witness to that fact. That's true inspiration toward the good in us all. At your service! Leo

newton bach wrote on August 1, 2008:

"Music is going to break the way because music is in a spiritual thing of its own. It's like the waves of the ocean. You can't just cut out the perfect wave and take it home with you. " -- Jimi Hendrix I wish the best for you Leo, I'm happy at least that the song brought you inspiration

Leo Bowers wrote on July 31, 2008:

You use my front page? I use yours! Stories of truth including detailed time of events qualifies as“News". This Forum is based in "Criticism"! The amount and substantiality of the portion used in relation to the copyrighted work as a whole is definitely an issue! The purpose and character of the use, including whether such use is of a commercial nature or is for nonprofit educational purposes: You think maybe? Dugh! The nature of the copyrighted work: "Musicians Sessions" The effect of the use upon the potential market for or value of the copyrighted work: None at this point! The reproduction or distribution is made without any purpose of direct or indirect commercial advantage. (Qualify) Here's the kicker: the collections of the library or archives are (i) open to the public, or (ii) available not only to researchers affiliated with the library or archives or with the institution of which it is a part, but also to other persons doing research in a specialized field etc... etc... is it registering yet? Lighten up man, I'll take care of it soon and you can get back to your normal life of whatever it is you do. But have a care with the knock, knocks I can do that too or what? You people are just too tight in the butts, let your hair down dude no one is here in life to live up to your expectations or mine either for that matter! If you want to hang out with the prudes that's your option, but it's only fair that I let you know you're in a different ball park kickin it with me! So do your thing whatever it is you think you're going to do! I'll get to what I get to when I get to it, dig? Much like you and everyone else right? Chill! We're not dealing in the reproduction of phono records just session material and basic criticism associated with musicians’ mouthpieces in the aftermath of dumb, to which I’ve also fallen prey! But you my man are studious of that there is no doubt! However, I think you may need a little work on your perspective.

brett bair wrote on July 22, 2008:

Yo Bach! Them tracks is filthy, and dats a good thing..........

Ty Brown wrote on July 17, 2008:

thanks man, im feelin ur tracks!

Matthew Siegel wrote on July 11, 2008:

Well that's very nice of you to say :) Thanks Newton.

Matthew Siegel wrote on July 7, 2008:

Thanks for the shout-out on the Wired post Newton! I was scanning down it wondering why NO ONE had mentioned Indaba when there you were! We love you too! :)

Patience H. wrote on June 8, 2008:

Great songs Newtion. Thanks for the contact... really nice trax and vocals.

Jürgen Joherl wrote on May 18, 2008:

Hi, Thank's for your comment and the add! You got also nice tracks here - I added you too! Mabe I can help you someday with some basslines? Respect, Jürgen

Alfred Boyd wrote on April 14, 2008:

Hi Newton Thanks for the feed back, I will be posting some new material soon, thanks For listening.

Billy P. wrote on April 6, 2008:

Greetings Newton Bach! Nice to meet you. Cool songs you have here.

chris renne wrote on March 30, 2008:

yes sir. just got back into this site... gotta spend some more time on it later. i'm off to the real studio :) myspace.com/jailbeatpro

Jeff F. wrote on February 17, 2008:

G'day Newton. Nice to meet you,,,,,,,,,,

Walt Lafty wrote on January 6, 2008:

Thanks!

Lucia T. wrote on December 31, 2007:

Hello Newton- Thanks for the input.Do you already have vocals for your song "TBD"? I have been listening to the session tracks, and some pretty good ideas are coming to mind! Let me know ~ Happy New Year! Lucia

Kevin Brush wrote on December 8, 2007:

Thanks Mike. I have really enjoyed working on this project. Thanks again for the opportunity.

Stephen Lee wrote on November 30, 2007:

Hi Newton. Thanks for the connection. I am so doing this for fun but if you ever need me I am around. I read "How [you] work". I do have lots of tracks that one day might be enough to be produced (dream). So keep in touch. For the record, I am a Browns fan.

Mark Gaide wrote on November 24, 2007:

Hey Newton, Very nice tracks. Thanks for connecting. ~Mark

Dan Elliott wrote on November 18, 2007:

Actually a Steelers fan in the not-so-enthusiastic Dolphins territory.

Jesse De La O wrote on November 11, 2007:

Hi Newton, I like your tunes. I hope we can find some tunes to work together on. Jesse

Chris D. wrote on November 4, 2007:

you're welcome!.. but for what?

Natalya Krimgold wrote on October 28, 2007:

yes, i would. how do i do it?

Jussi S. wrote on October 22, 2007:

Thanks Newton for making superb audition on "? ? ?" -session. Proud to have you onboard. --jussi

John Wooten wrote on October 21, 2007:

Nice work man.. !!! Can't wait to hear it with vocals.. this is going to be a great one man!! Kudos to ya!!!!

Mark Brabson wrote on October 18, 2007:

:-) I'm a little slow to respond sometimes - so much to keep track of here.... I hope to get your frank opinion on a couple of things I'm planning (one for Christmas) and I often cannot see the forest for the trees when it comes to creative efforts. You have a sense of clarity in this regard that I lack and so I am sure I will come a-callin' for your honest critique. Don't be surprised! :-) Mark

Rhea P. wrote on September 30, 2007:

What session is Jacob talking about? I don't think I ever got an invite... :( But thanks for the sweet words :)

Teisha Marie wrote on August 21, 2007:

Thanks for the love! Gonna check it out and get back to you! Peace, Teisha Marie

Jacob Kuehn wrote on August 14, 2007:

Count me in for the session...i got some really good ideas already, its a very hot track...good work! If Rhea gets on it, its a guaranteed classic

Alex Supertramp wrote on August 12, 2007:

Hey Newton ! Cool tracks ! thanks for adding me to your contacts, All the best, Fab