Artist description Basically, it's a one man band. Nate has a Yamaha keyboard and a PC with Drum Station, Dance EJay, Sonic Foundry's Acid Music and Sonic Foundry's Sound Forge. Nate's music is the result of staying up way too late and getting bored with masturbating. The spectacular part about Ear Candi is that all of Nate's music is dance, and amoung the close friends of Nate, they know full that he can'r, won't, and will never be caught dead dancing. And another thing, he mostly listens to alternative music, nothing close to techno, electronic, house, or dance.

Music Style Techno, electronic, house. Whatever you want to call it

Musical Influences Hum, well maybe The Bloodhound Gang, Prodigy, Nirvana, Primus, NIN, Vanilla Ice (go ahead and laugh, my girlfriend does), Bush, and a few others. Basically, neither of them influenced my music, nor are they represented by my music.

Similar Artists Not many.

Artist History Started in June of 1999. The first songs that were released consisted of brum and bass tunes composed with D-Lusion's Drum Station. That music basically sucked and nate hopes that no one's ears were damaged by internal bleeding due to the horrific nature of the songs. Anyway, later on Nate discovered Sonic Foundry's Acid Music (thank god.) This music was mostly house with a variety of other styles. Afterwards, Nate went out and bought Dance eJay. Currently his Yamaha keyboard is sitting in a corner somewhere collecting dust. It would have survived if it was a MIDI keyboard. Oh well.

Group Members Nate (ICQ#: 6020121) (AOL IM: N8Doggy69)

Instruments My ding-a-ling. My ding-a-ling. I want you to play with my ding-a-ling!

Albums Something Sweeter

Press Reviews "This is the shittiest thing that I have ever herd," Angelia. "The revenge if the nintendo song is awesome!" Chris. "Well, it's better than my drum and base crap," Nate himself.

Location Buffalo, NY - USA

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