3x hydrasynth explorer - no external effects.

“Nothingness” was written, recorded, and produced on May 31, for the May 2024 REM Challenge (via RPM Challenge). It was done out of desperation to have something submitted for this month's REM Challenge. It is terrible!

The love affair with the Average White Band continues...! This very soulful track has aways been a favourite of mine, and so have produced my own instrumental track with superb session singers doing the vocals.....having seen a gig recently on…

In reference to the "Executioner from Tehran"

Featuring three multi-tracked pianos, this has got an 80s vibe to it at the beginning - kind of Ultravox meets Jean Michel Jarre until the drums, bass and guitars kick in. The drums are a hybrid of AI and my own rhythms/fills which I think lock…

A sound collage for Sound-In on that theme. Sources include Backbone and Scratch, Uli Jon Roth, Mexican radio and me.

2022 remaster of 2015 original. Never stop.

2024-05-31 Piano improvisation.

A bit of acoustic fun. I guess you could call it prog folk.

The battle of Self-Conscious and Self-Awareness.

You pick your artists based on money My favorite artists haven’t won the lottery But they’re lucky in love You think there’s about ten important artists For every one, there’s ten thousand more out there that are just as ‘bout it Awesome…

An edit from a longer modular synth live stream that I did after making some patch changes that better enhanced my setup and I learned a thing or two!

[Verse 1] All that land you use to feed animals Could be used to grow crops to feed the malnourished, undernourished poor and famished The starving, the world’s hungry You didn’t have to kill the Amazon for hamburger Or deplete our resources…

I’ll Put My Trust In the Lord. VERSE 1 (John): The word of the Lord is true From days of old foretold; The coming Messiah the perfect Sacrifice for all my sins. VERSE 2 (John): I will put my trust in Jesus And turn from my own way…

This one was conceived at the same time as 'Joyful Calm' and shares some common themes in terms of mood but the ending is much less upbeat and a bit 'dark and brooding'.

she's beckoned by the turnstiles she prays they'll let her in a token that she's missing for a dream that may begin she hops across the banister and darts down darkened halls mad humming of the terminal reverberates the walls do you…