titi monkeys, spider monkeys, tamarins, an ocelot, a frog, and a bird thrown together to make this musical menagerie of jungle life.

KICK SNARE AND HI HAT are from my limited one-shot sample collection on this computer. The rest of these sounds are samples of mosquitoes. They basically fly around my short shotgun mic while I try to record saki monkey vocalizations. I figured…

also 100 por ciento huapo sounds (saki monkey. I am just musically doodling today, I have a sore ankle from hiking in rubber boots for the past seven weeks.

titi monkeys duet in the mornings with their mates. I thought a smooth R&B groove would be most suitable for this sample.

The first bioelectrophilia track since returning to the US. This song was made with only 2 saki monkey vocalizations. Note the beginning of the song which demonstrates how one vocalization was turned into part of the percussion.

Another bioelectrophilia tune. This one was made with two bird samples, one of them an eagle.

I recorded four minutes of bird life in a bamboo patch during my last day in the Amazon. I arranged the string section with single note samples of cellos performed by the Philharmonic Orchestra.

This song was made entirely from a single sample of a toucan. Enjoy!

This tune was made with a single sample of some oropendolas feeding on capotroche.