#Nascent

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nascent

#my art #my comics #drawings #art #that journey game #that sky game #sky children of the light #sky cotl #journey #journey game #journey fanart #original character #character design #landscape #background #background art #swords #nascent #my character #dnd #that game company

[meowmeowisland]

reasonsnotto

#digital collage #alexander panos #nascent #meowmeowdraws

[theyuniversity]

Pronunciation: [ nas-uhnt, ney-suhnt ]

For example,

Henry, a visionary entrepreneur, recognized the nascent potential of blockchain technology and boldly invested in the burgeoning industry, setting the stage for a groundbreaking revolution.

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#vocabulary #nascent #English #English class #learning English #writing #ESL #EFL #ELA #ELT

[alkhale]

I was just wondering if you have given up on your Nascent story? 🥺 It’s been 2 years & need to know if I need to let go of any hope I had lol

I haven’t given up 😭🙇‍♀️ that one has been escaping me for quite some time but I still intend to make sure it sees it’s last chapter 🥹❤️ I’m sorry for the long wait anon 😭😭😭

#nascent

[eliteprepsat]

#nascent #word of the day #WOTD #English #vocabulary

[highvoltge]

#kyle volt #soundcloud #hip hop #music #love #R&B #rnb #nascent #jordan ward

[wordsforyourwip]

If you're stuck for ideas, see what these one-word prompts inspire:

Hoist

Merry

Yap

Bustle

Nascent

#writing prompts #one word prompts #prompt list #prompt blog #writing inspiration #wfyw word sets #daily prompt #hoist #merry #yap #bustle #nascent

[frecklesdafrogblog]

unless you got a check for me

#Duckwrth #music #Saba #Nascent #2024 #hiphop #froggy chill #Spotify

[mikimeiko]

Albums I listened to in 2024

Nascent - Alexander Panos (2022)

#alexander panos #nascent #weird album #interesting though #not super into it but still #albums 2024 #i just want a tag for the things i personally put out into the world

[grierswarehouse]

This album meant a lot to me and spoke to me when I was going through a crossroad in what I was going to do with my career.

Bringing it back to the top though with this one. I remember listening to this and being like… damn, but I fw it. Focus on your creative career and put that negro in an intro. I RESPECT that. To me it was a subtle way to talk yo shyt.

This was another one that had me hooked for a minute. Short but sweet.

Now you know how I feel about features… Already being a proud fan of Saba, and retaining my increasing appreciation for DUCKWRTH’s production, my interest was peeked. It’s a very smooth feature that encompasses three very different vibes rolled into a smooth pulling splif. So now I’m like “Wait, he’s working with these names? He’s respectable” re: ‘Nascent’ - the artist. Which again goes back to the subtle “talk yo shyt” feel for your name to be a word defined as “just coming into existence and beginning to display signs of future potential.” +5 point on the scorecard

This one right here though. This one stuck a creative spark. It’s a voicemail that he wrapped the music around. I love that progressive feel of going on a journey. It kind of gives the song more volume or introduces it into a 2.54th dimension. Do you feel the same, or see what I’m saying?

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This feature right here though. Y’all know I loveeee a good feature and am again, A PROUD FAN of Jordan Ward. If you’re not hip, pleaseeeee listen to ‘moreward(FORWARD)’ by him after reading through this one. SN: Which makes me wonder, does ‘Striaght Forward’ have anything to do with Jordan Ward’s whole Forward, thing he got going on? For the people who know, let ME know what you thing.

“Wrapping up with BJ the Chicago Kid” as that fuuk ahs Spotify DJ would say. I might make a post about that in itself because I’m indifferent. Anywhooo. Lmk what you think about this artist and the album. Until next time.

#nascent #bj the chicago kid #Orion sun #sharina #duckwrth #saba #Jordan ward #minus the b******t Life’s Great #album review #music #spotify

[digitalcreationsllc]

Gutsy launches with huge $51M seed to bring process mining to security | TechCrunch

Twistlock was founded in 2015 with the idea of securing the nascent cloud native computing environment, a notion you could argue was well ahead of its time. When the company was acquired by Palo Alto Networks in 2019 for $410 million, it turned out that wasn’t the end of the story. The founding group got the band back together a year ago and began working on Gutsy with the idea of applying…

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#2015 #cloud #computing #founded #idea #nascent #Native #securing #Twistlock #with

[edenradio]

#orion sun #nascent #loshendrix #forever #music #mp3 #mp3 audio #r&b #2020s

[theyuniversity]

Pronunciation: [ nas-uhnt, ney-suhnt ]

For example,

Henry, a visionary entrepreneur, recognized the nascent potential of blockchain technology and boldly invested in the burgeoning industry, setting the stage for a groundbreaking revolution.

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#vocabulary #nascent #word of the day #English #WOTD #writing #SAT #English class #learning English

[anarchistdragonnerd]

So, Patricia taxxon’s recommendation of nascent by Alexander Panos has sent me into wonderland, it’s Son lux, but better, it’s if the lost words spell songs were actually lost words, it’s if nobody speaks of remarkable things as an album, it’s that quiet binaural advert from pre-movie time in cinemas, it’s a montage with a purpose, it’s seeping into my mind and becoming emotion, it is that end of movie denouement, that pre show buzz, that end of year sob, that beginning of summer burst of life, sunset at the seaside in summer, moon and stars, cars on distant road and it is

It is

It just is

#nascent #Alexander panos #music #it’s poetry #it’s art #it’s me

[babycloudcakes]

#music #nascent #duckwrth #saba #Spotify

[luuurien]

Alexander Panos - Nascent

(Folktronica, Glitch, Electroacoustic)

Delicate yet crushing, Alexander Panos' debut album is a landmark of modern glitch and electronica, stuffed with heavy vocal effects and instrumental manipulation yet remarkably organic. Nascent takes advantage of foggy electroacoustics to journey through self-actualization and the darknesses that try to hold it back.

☆☆☆☆☆

Nascent is such an emotionally rich album that it's almost too easy to think of gooey adjectives to describe its effect: heartbreaking; radiant; volcanic; enchanting. It's an album that demands you meet it more than halfway in order to get on board with Alexander Panos' transcendent folk/glitch blend, an album where much of its impact is felt by fully immersing yourself in something entirely new and unfamiliar and not looking at it too clinically. All of this is not only a mark of Panos' incredible worldbuilding abilities but his strength and honesty as an individual, willing to make music so vulnerable and heartfelt yet musically ambitious at every turn, Nascent not only one of the wildest electronic albums this year but one of the year's strongest debuts as Panos pulls from musical inspirations both digital and organic to make his dreams come to life, every moment of blissful string orchestration and light classical guitar slathered in glitchy distortion or sensitive audio effects to fundamentally restructure how each element takes up space and establishes itself in the mix. Panos has said Nascent "is about becoming," and everything about it aids in his effort by being completely and absolutely wondrous at every turn. There's not much in the way of traditional song structure or even long-form ambient atmospherics on Nascent, but it never feels like Panos is jumping all over the place through how he weaves so many different ideas into each of these ten tracks, able to be everywhere and nowhere at once as Sutter jumps in and out of dreamy synth pads and warped cut-up vocals or Dream Extinction plays with both heavy industrial clangs and airy, ethereal bursts of synth and voice. Change is an inherent feature of these songs and is a large part of what makes them so mesmerizing to listen to, Panos' own human impulses and quick changes in emotion and personal growth replicated in the tight wires of Equinox he rips apart and stitches back together in the blink of an eye while his scattershot songwriting acts more like abstract poetry than your usual songwriting fare ("Bare granite / Softly framed in sea-foam / Steeping in twilight"), decidedly scattershot for his vision of ever-shifting emotion to truly come alive. It's this folktronica dichotomy Panos uses to linger on so many feelings without any becoming a centerpiece, highlights like the magnificent reasonsnotto and the penultimate catch it bursting with so many thoughts and desires - somehow even the randomly generated text spilled out by a choppy voice synthesizer on the former tracks is positively magical - but never willing to settle on one when there's so much Panos wants to say. His vision is intense and often volatile when such heavy electronics collide with the sweetest woodwinds and strings you can imagine, but holding himself to that heightened standard of passionate songcraft is why Nascent makes a bewilderingly strong and unforgettable first impression. Repeat listens continue to reveal so much about the album that it almost becomes a challenge to soak in the songs fully in a single go, especially the longer tracks on offer: Cycles makes a thrilling early highlight with its slow and quiet opening moments that slowly bloom into sharply cut acoustic guitar and a shimmering firework show of contorted synth and voice, but it's the album centerpiece reasonsnotto where Panos shows of his compositional muscles. While most of the track is made up of layers and layers of generated synth vocals constricting around you with just enough space for flickers of sunlight to make their way in, the album's mantra of "I want more than a moment" dodging in and out of the massive swarm of manipulated voice lends it so much more meaning and passion as all the mental noise barrelling down on Panos is swept away with a single hopeful thought. What the shorter tracks provide is not so much an antidote to his unyielding glitch experiments but rather a chance for the music to ebb and flow less forcefully without losing its magic, Sutter's ice-drip electronics and the largely unadorned chamber folk of finale re:Turning welcoming checkpoints in the massive nature space Nascent occupies. For as strange and surprising as the album may get, Nascent is nothing but pure release for Panos. Motion and desire are the leading forces of Nascent, but there's an infinite number of things dotting the edges to hold your attention all the way through and command a musicianship and songcraft like no other, a master of both heavy electronica and fragile orchestration and combining the two in ways few have before him. Panos asks a lot of you to get the full experience out of Nascent and makes sure handing over your entire heart to him is richly rewarded with one of the most healing and nourishing electronic albums this year, full of wondrous paths all rooted in the same central need to be heard and understood no matter how much your own mind gets in the way of it. Alexander Panos' music feels so good to listen to because it's an uninterrupted communication line with his heart, every electronic blip and dark instrumental twist Nascent's way of pushing you just a little deeper into his world of both anguish and beaming optimism. It's a mess of emotions, but it's perfect for that.

#alexander panos #nascent #self-released #ambient pop #electroacoustic #electronic #experimental #folk #folktronica #glitch #glitch pop #sound collage #2022 #10/10 #album review #album reviews #2022 albums