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Found this obsessive riff, thought some phrasing a la Megadeth on top would be fun, and next thing you know...

Not many people know that the classic TV series' theme was originally going to be a sung piece by The Horkingsons (you know, the 80's Big Three: Duran Duran, Spandau Ballet and Horkingsons). However the program's producers decided in the last…

This time Faith No More won over me with the title... for a few months, although I've been toying with this song since 2011 (nobody is going to believe me, but anyway...) Speaking of FNM, a part in this song reminds me of "We care a lot"... You…

This was written during a period in which I was striving to write a song a day. It was Christmas and there was a lot of stuff going on, but I got to sneak out now and then to record stuff in my phone whenever inspiration stroke. Such was this…

Toying around with the pentatonic scale and some gibberish Japanese...

This song was one of the first I got to after a long time of serious music burnout. Not knowing where to start, in those days I tried a structured approach, with half hour sessions of music writing every morning in-spite-of-all-the-stuff-I-had…

The refrigerator shuts up in the middle of this recording, perhaps moved by the medieval scales (or embarrassed of being an anachronism?)

Still refrigerating after all this years, this time with a small contribution by Bono & Co ("Uno, dos, tres, catorce...")

This one was recorded at the waiting room of an airport, whose planes outside happened to sound exactly like the refrigerator of previous editions.

The refrigerator is back... Don't turn your aforementioned on it!!!

Refrigerating like there's no tomorrow!!!

This song pretty much marked my return to active life as a composer 6 years ago: just singing about whatever, on top of whatever chords came to mind, and this is what came up; I guess it says a lot about my mental baseline...

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A shorter piece this time, as it was recorded INSIDE the refrigerator.

More than 400 hours of production and 7 supercomputers stuffed with plugins were used to achieve the exact pitch of the refrigerator you listen in the background.

The annoying refrigerator is back!