Retaking coursera's intro to jazz improv, since my connection failed for two weeks last run at it setting me way behind! Just a quick n dirty little improv in C Harmonic Minor with jaunts out into other scales and minimal chromaticism. One take…

A song about living in the shadows of others and finally seeing the light through the trees and taking a stand for yourself.

This song originated from another old demo I found on a tape dating from 1988. This one is about the evolution of a working stiff at the moment he says fuck it and realizes he's part of the corporate machine.

This song started with me messing around on my Venom synth not intending to make a song, but once I had the groove it came together pretty quickly. I was saved by my synth, this the title.

The song is based on a demo that I did with a borrowed Fostex 4 track cassette recorder back in 1988. A couple of years ago that original demo was found and inspired this instrumental.

This song originally started as a demo in late 2012, but I didn't know what to do with it lyrically. I dusted it off during RPM Challenge 2013; inspired lyrically by a Thanksgiving 2012 road trip I took to Las Vegas. I guess you could say this…

This is Alan singing a slow R&B Pop ballad. Think of Al Greene with a modern backing track. Alan wrote the music and the lyric. Let us know if you like it a bit...thanks! (c) 2013 Alan D. David, BMI (Half of Double Trouble)

composed,produced ad performed by: Dr.Ashes

Has an intro and outro. It's a guitar solo! ...I woke up from a Coma a couple of years ago with nerve damage in my left arm, and was told I'd never play again. Since then, I've worked hard to do so, and this is one such attempt.

A simple little guitar instrumental from my RPM 2013 album. This carries the ocean & water theme that's loosely present in that album, and was witten to follow the song "Twenty Atmospheres".