For The Good of The Colony: a song about a people who traded in their rights for the sense of pastoral protection. LYRICS: bored subdued confused, bored subdued confused, for the good of the colony, for the good of the colony, give up your…

acoustic guitar & violin ditty

robot tries to convince human female subject to be his lady. Instrumentation: bamboo flute, violin, programmed drums, vocals, synthesizer. LYRICS: you smell botanical, I am mechanical, Machines and animals, Are sexually compatible…

didgeridoo, synthesizer, drum programming, bamboo flutes.

Instrumentation: Amazon jungle recording (bird habitat), didgeridoo, synth, vocals.

just a chill tune, made to sound like warm analog love. Props to you if you can hear the elephant sounds throughout the track. ;)

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.

guaranteed to get my voice heard more than a vote.

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

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.

to transport me elsewhere...

didgeridoo, bamboo flute, synths, and vocal love

Yeah I wrote this with a little help form Dmoneye. Here are the lyrics: 2008 presidential (s)election It’s the 2008 presidential selection, not election planned to perfection by media's erection for soundbyte speeches by political leeches to…

Made from a few samples from the Commodores track entitled: Three Times a Lady.

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

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.

I recorded this ocelot while it was in a trap. There are several traps set up here at the research station to catch mammals so that they can be radio-collared for research. I am currently working on a tune made entirely with this sample- stay tuned!