The Lakeview Hotel on the North Western side of fictional Toluca Lake is the endearing place that holds many of James Sunderland's memories. and what better way to Commemorate that beautiful yet dark place with a piano redux of Akira Yamaoka…

Ok first of all, I am sorry for the lack of music updates on my part. It's just hard for me to make more different music each time. In fact the only way I was able to make this song is through the overly used system of repitition. Hopefully…

Another Zelda tribute. Tal Tal mountains had some pretty epic music. but I have to admit, I'm no OC Remixer when it comes to this sort of thing. either way, hope you enjoy my Happyhardcore/ Rock remix of The Legend of Zelda Link's Awakening…

The anime series Elfen Lied was a great thriller like anime. It's story elements were superb, and the cast was amazing. but what really gets me is the main theme, often heard as a music box in the story as a pivotal story element. a few facts…

heh... I guess I forgot to upload this one. This track is basically a sort of Middle Eastern style rock, with flavors from the land of Termina. The song closes quite powerfully if I might add.

With The Elder Scrolls Skyrim releasing in a little over a month, I thought I'd put together a remaster of one of my older tracks. Using the basic bones of The elder SCrolls III track, I devised a wonderous ochestra with a lead trumpet that would…

Pokemon. What more can I say. I enjoy the games, and I really enjoy the music. This particular tune had always gave me chills. I figured I amateurishly make a remix of it. First thing you'll notice is the number of worldly drums you'll hear…

A sort of commission for a friend, but all the same, enjoy this awesome remix of an underground mix.

This is my first track ever with vocals. Yes this is my voice, no I do not take credit for this amazing song. Frank Sinatra is such an awesome person. This stays true to the big band original with some differences in the words and wordings…

A good take on a middleeastern style theme. Sounds refreshing and with the reiterations of a Middleeastern prayer, it makes itself right at home. I've always wanted to do one song like this.