Post by gordon on Aug 22, 2022 12:05:26 GMT
The German dubstep music artist Noah Tyler has unfortunately closed his site and channels. Some music channels have reposted few of his tracks, but anything that was only stored on his own channels got lost when he decided to vanish from the Internet.
One of the lost dubstep tracks is "Noah Tyler - Green". It is used at 26 seconds into this video, but has engine noise in the background:
No untouched version is available online.
As a reference, here an available track by same artist, Noah Tyler - Blue, which survived thanks to being the most popular one:
This playlist that formerly stored his music is blank. The artist's Twitter account "ia7music" is gone too
Tweet with reply to him:
Twitter search which shows more replies to him: archive.today/2022.08.22-110817/https://twitter.com/search?q=ia7music&src=typed_query
His YouTube channel was replaced with a picture similar to Curious George the monkey, i.e. closed. As far as I know, YouTube only indicates the reason for why the channel is gone for a few weeks. After that, it does not indicate why the channel was closed, but just shows a HTTP 404, as if the channel never existed.
Some more resources:
One of the lost dubstep tracks is "Noah Tyler - Green". It is used at 26 seconds into this video, but has engine noise in the background:
No untouched version is available online.
As a reference, here an available track by same artist, Noah Tyler - Blue, which survived thanks to being the most popular one:
This playlist that formerly stored his music is blank. The artist's Twitter account "ia7music" is gone too
Tweet with reply to him:
Twitter search which shows more replies to him: archive.today/2022.08.22-110817/https://twitter.com/search?q=ia7music&src=typed_query
His YouTube channel was replaced with a picture similar to Curious George the monkey, i.e. closed. As far as I know, YouTube only indicates the reason for why the channel is gone for a few weeks. After that, it does not indicate why the channel was closed, but just shows a HTTP 404, as if the channel never existed.
Some more resources:
- YouTube channel archive: 2013.04.06-001533;
- YouTube searches: Noah Tyler, ia7music.
- His web site "IA7music.de": 2014.05.17-114431.
