Analog tribute band

Draft arrangement of a favorite song. Wurlitzer, Moog Model D, Banjo and some Rodney advice. Thanks to Almut, Mars, Floss for vocal chorus help and Markus for the beautiful scratchy baroque violin.

Draft arrangement of a favorite song. Wurlitzer, Moog Model D, Banjo and some Rodney advice. Thanks to Almut, Mars, Floss for vocal chorus help and Markus for the beautiful scratchy baroque violin.

The last 6 months, I've been sight reading a Bach Chorale each morning (there are 400 of em!) and occasionally one sticks out that I really like. This one sounded great on the Wurlitzer, which is literally note for note playing the chorale…

Another bach chorale in slow motion. This time whipped to stiff peaks with 8 bars of generic trappy beats.  To be continued or not, that's always the question…

My wife said this sounded like a level of a video game where you are racing down endless pews of a church. You know, a pew level. Another in the slow motion bach series, this time paired with the tart frenetic flavor of 90s breaks…

This Track was recorded a couple of years ago, and I started thinking about it because of the recent Track "dreaming" that I uploaded. My friend Lavasir Nordrum (http://www.lavasir.no/portfolio/into-the-mendicant) somehow managed to get us…

Beauty and artistic taste is clear to everyone and eternal, although it does not save the world. --- A Late Walk Robert Frost When I go up through the mowing field, The headless aftermath, Smooth-laid like thatch with the heavy dew…