Telephone Exchange Names

Samples

Northfield Lenox makes extensive use of music and media samples. Effort has been made to ensure all samples are either;
- Licenced for use,
- Identified as public domain, or
- Used with permission.
If you identify audio that may not meet these criteria, please contact the site.
Artwork
All images used in the album and track artwork are from original photos, with the exception of:
- The archive photo of River Elm School used on the track “Phone Book Angels”
- The Album Cover Photo for “Crystal Radio” which was taken by my father circa 1970.
- The Album Cover graphics for “The Manitoban” – designed in CANVA.
- The Northfield Lenox Logo used for “Cloktacs III” which was designed in CANVA. (And includes a secret coded message!)
- The cover of Mr. Vordianko’s Notebook – which is a scan of a sketch made by my Uncle ‘R’, circa 1970s.
- The cover for “Night Letters” which was designed using archived images of old telegraph paper.
Notes on ai
Northfield Lenox music is made without the use of generative AI. I’m not sure it’s possible to state anything is completely AI free at this point or what that even means. On several tracks I have used Dreamtonics Synthesizer V – which is a virtual singer. I don’t see this in any different light than using an orchestral or piano VST library as it uses samples of an actual singer as it’s backbone. It does not help in any way to generate a melody or lyrics. If you have other thoughts on this I would enjoy the feedback!
WIRETOBA

There is a link on the Northfield Lenox SoundCloud page to the artist WIRETOBA. This is done to highlight that WIRETOBA is not a side project of Northfield Lenox. Any and all links are unconfirmed as are rumors of a previous intense rivalry and legal battle between the artists.
Listeners of Northfield Lenox may find similarities between the two artists but please be aware that WIRETOBA does NOT take the same care in production, consistency or ethics that NL listeners come to expect. You are cautioned NOT to visit this SoundCloud page and to avoid listening at all costs.
In terms of full disclosure though, WIRETOBA does utilize the Cloktac Studio.
