About John Lithium
Hello. My name is John Lithium. I am an electronic musician who creates music and noise compositions under a variety of pseudonyms (including my own name). I have been creating music since 2000, and have the pleasure of working with several different net-labels, including Amduscias Records, Timetheory Netlabel, Not The Normal Shit, Treetrunk, Mr. Anticque, Witte Dood, Clinical Archives, Sounds Abound, Twilight Luggage, Dirgehead Distro, Dustin Must Die, Love Torture Records, and a few others who expressed interest but folded before any releases could be arranged…
In addition to this, I am also the co-founder of the experimental music net-label “Argali Records” (along with Reon Mobius of “The Jesus Fish Experience”), an endeavor founded to release high-quality experimental music of a wide variety of genres and experiences, in addition to our own music as well.
Finally, I also previously had two music review blogs that lasted for a few years: “Music For The Rest Of Us” and “Stereo Ate My Last Tape”. Sadly, both of these projects are currently on hiatus for an indefinite period of time, due to other commitments.
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Good day, Johnny.
forgive, I do not speak English)
I have a question for you. I would like to ask your permission to use your music track “Silicon City”, which I found on the Internet.
I would like to use it as a soundtrack to the non-commercial short video. I made to demonstrate their animation and graphics. Indeed. Your name will be on the film credits.
The final result is, I’ll show you))
I would be glad if you answer me!
Thank you.
To my knowledge, I have never written a song called “Silicon City”. Do you have a link to where you found this track?
Most of my music is Creative Commons licensed, so if you want I can give you a few links to albums you can go through if you want.
(Most of the material is experimental/dark ambient/drone though, with a few exceptions).
Thanks.
-n
http://www.audionetwork.com/browse/m/track/silicon-city_39815?keyword=Silicon%20City
I am afraid this is a different composer. Unfortunately, I’m not really familiar with this site so I’m not really able to advise on how you would be able to get in contact with this person.
Sorry I can’t really be of help in this matter, but hope you are able to get in touch with them so your project can go forward.
Cheers! 🙂
-n
Oh, I apologize for my mistake)
Thank you again)………
😉
hi John, thank you for your comment on Bandcamp for my album Logical (I checked in there today after a long pause with Bandcamp). I really appreciate you taking the time to comment, and glad you enjoy my album. Some new material coming soon, including some that I will be giving away to music fans as a gift.
Hello John, My name is Troy I’m the one who just uploaded the Unlight collection of music vid on my youtube channel. A friend of mine told me about your work and how similar it was to the Unlight music we have just found in an unprobbable sequence of events. Anyhow if you or any of your fans have any info on the creator of the Unlight project I would love to hear about it. Anyhow, I hope people enjoy this recently discovered collection.
Sorry for the delayed response. Here’s what I was able to uncover (note that these links were recovered from snapshots taken by the Internet Archive Wayback Machine):
Official Audiogalaxy site page: https://web.archive.org/web/20010423121642/http://audiogalaxy.com/list/artistInfo.php?r=41809 .
Official Unlight site: https://web.archive.org/web/20010401000000*/www.unlight.de
Regarding this second site, since it seems to be a Flash based site, and since Flash was discontinued, I was unable to get the archived pages to display correctly. In theory, it IS possible to display legacy Flash content in browsers, see here (http://blog.archive.org/2020/11/19/flash-animations-live-forever-at-the-internet-archive/) and here (https://ruffle.rs/), but unfortunately utilizing these options are a bit outside my area of expertise and free time at present.
Other than that, the only other things I have are personal recollections of what I remember from visiting the site back in 1999/2000, in that they were a one-man project from (I think) Germany and possibly had one release outside of “How To Achieve…” (although I conjecture this may possibly be the three bonus tracks).
Hopefully this helps, and apologies for not being able to provide anything more concrete.
-jl