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From the age of 5, Natale Caliendo has become a growing familiar in the electrionic music genre, consistantly displaying a passionate love for the piano and the synthesizer. He first began developing his skills using nothing more than a handheld tape recorder and an acoustic piano to record practice sessions. Once these sessions became a daily ritual, his talent had begun to surface. He soon took the next step, and acquired more sophisticated production tools, such as digital mixers, filters, and musical interface software. He improved his techniques by mastering both the basic applications and the apprehensive mechanics of music theory. At the age of 20, he eagerly started his own lab and studio, allowing him to explore new approaches to recording, applying styles and overtures that soon transformed the young novice into a master. His drive for creation was fueled both by the Italian-American heritage strongly rooted into his upbringing, and the accomplishments of his father, who's own compassion for their sacred heritage won his indoctrination into the Italian-American National Hall of Fame. Those two motivations soon became the catalysts for the playing styles and subliminal orchestrations that has successfully made Natale such a free range enigma. With his variety of masterpieces reaching into genres far beyond the new age, trance and goth audiences, Natale's work has been recognized internationally for it's hypnotic and sensual overtones. Natale describes his music as being "the byproduct of a young Italian's lifelong ego trip."
I wrote this on June 5, 2005...6 hours after the birth of my son
Duration: 00:59I was feeling a little sexy here...
Duration: 03:25this is a solo piano piece-one of my best achievements so far. still needs some work but i'm REAL proud of this one
Duration: 03:36I was experimenting with filters on a Mackie D8B
Duration: 04:22i imagined this playing at the end credits of a movie...
Duration: 02:28this came to me in a speeding car with no destination in mind. i was racing to get nowhere quickly
Duration: 01:51this was influenced by my brother after he completed his 300 page poetry journal.
Duration: 02:51I honestly have no idea where this bizarre orchestration came from...it's a completely different spin on my other work.
Duration: 04:28This was a depressing moment, but the piece came out well...
Duration: 03:24this didn't take much effort-i was just dicking around in the studio. it's incomplete and broken with gaps of broken syncronicity
Duration: 04:14another half ass piece. needs work-not quantized and far from mastered
Duration: 05:33Jazzy, dark & distorted...i am proud of this one
Duration: 02:21experimental
Duration: 04:34i was pissed off...nothing more
Duration: 02:11killing time-nothing more
Duration: 04:10one of my first with a korg triton. this song was my big lesson in music theory
Duration: 04:41