This is a groovy pop song I made for a little EP I'm going to be releasing, and I'm pretty proud of it so far. It's inspired by my love of artists like Of Montreal and Beck.

This began as a remix of a song I did almost exactly a year ago, and I wanted to see how the same melodies and motifs could evolve over the amount of time. While I stuck with the same acoustic recordings from the original session, the synths ended…

This is a delightful ballad in C Major, but because it was recorded in October, it was automatically transposed into a more "spookular" A Minor.

This song was made in the month of June 2011, and is supposed to be a sort of frenetic fusion of styles.

This song was created as a part of my song-per-month project for the month of May.

A space-rock-electro-jazz-instrumental-noise thing I made for March, as a part of a song-per-month project.

This is a song I created initially to play with synths, but turned into a collage of eastern melodies and western beats and rhythms.

Is anyone else tired of those flashy spy movies with roaring surf guitars and shiny synth pads to accompany the very organic art of jewel heist-ery?? Me neither, but I thought one with acoustic guitars, recorders and whistling (and French) would…

A song written about my experiences chasing dragonflies on my elementary school playground... right? Yeah, we'll say it's about that.

This is a song that I made for a scene in a short film I made with some friends. And if you couldn't tell the film is a bit Spaghetti Western based.

One part Guy Richie, one part Cirque du Soleil, the rest a trip down a gypsy campsite. Played by me almost all acoustically (the only MIDI track was the bass) on my banjo, detuned guitar, recorder, and violin, along with various percussion items.

The solo piano version of the song. Think of it as a sort of instrumental to an instrumental track.

This song was recorded in my bedroom over an hour of me feeling rather unproductive. It began as some random piano playing and turned into an instrumental of recorders and synths, with some guitar side tapping drums thrown in for good measure.