There's a pretty good video for this song on YOUTUBE. We wrote this song years ago...90's in fact.

Ok, before I go any further, I need to thank Alonetoner Greg Connor. He proposed a song-writing challenge around the theme of "Who Knew" in early/mid December. Many musicians here in the Alonetone community wrote some amazing songs around this…

He missed you, and though you failed more often than not, you are welcome back home. And there you have it, in all of it's declarations, to ponder, to think about, to question, to wonder. Sonder.

You gotta have another rocker, because ROCK! And it's all about perspective, and recognizing that sometimes the biggest antagonist in our lives is ourselves.

This all ends, some days are good, some days you are no further than where you first began, or worse. Have faith. The song started life from the verse gtr. It was actually a variation of an idea from 2014. That idea went on to become the song…

I think the lyrics spell it all out. Musically, this is what happens when you mess around with gtr sounds and you play a very basic chord prog while testing out stuff, but for some reason, today, unlike any other day, today that prog sound different…

Do any of us have any idea of what we are doing? Can we ever get it right, and do we understand the importance of blind faith? And again, the antagonist.

Trying, but now I know what a mess I am, and it seems so daunting and unobtainable. I'm not sure I can do this. It sounds NOTHING like I originally thought it might, but I am ok with that.

Now that you know, you have try to be more aware, because it is easy to slip, to stumble, to fall. It's even harder once you are aware. And year after year...antagonist...

Things are great, but then the doubt explodes into technicolor fear. Stoicism can't defeat reality, or is it awareness? And still the antagonist is there. Hard to know.... Another TV-time riff (I hardly watch it, but when I do, I always have a…

Be strong, nothing that is good is easy. Even when everyone seems to be telling you to give up, be true to yourself. This song came to me in a dream. In that dream, I was singing a country song. You have to realize, I am, uh, not really a fan…

Nothing beats when the MN songwriters convene. Greg and Colin sure brought some awesome sound to this song at the coffee table to improve the version that I recorded myself earlier this month. It's what I call a TOTAL MAKEOVER. Thanks guys…

Read the lyrics here: http://www.sha-pink.com/music/artparty/sng02_WildThing.html

Read the lyrics here: http://www.sha-pink.com/music/artparty/sng04_DontMove.html

Just a little piano improvisation.

Read the lyrics here: http://www.sha-pink.com/music/artparty/sng11_Prophecy.html

Positive light for the positive theme weekend Sound-In event this weekend at Sound-In.org. Solo violin and iOS efx.

Loneliness heals Loneliness crushes Loneliness gives strength And takes it back.

At the crossroads, with the only loved. Where art thou, mein lieber Augustin? Will we see you again? --- Für Fenella Humphreys, a classical artist.

Read the lyrics here: http://www.sha-pink.com/music/artparty/sng10_Saturnalia.html

ambient improvisations

Bits and Pieces

improvising

This exists now. Eat your pea, professor.

Piano Numbers

ambient improvisations

Forth single off 'The Reborn Mixtape', 'Better Days' which features one of the 'DSG Life' members 'Da Confy', talks directly about things that changed and got better in these days. It is all about the times that changed after a couple of days…

ambient improvisations

ambient improvisations

Electronic Ambient

I wrote this at my dad's urging. He likes it. We sing it together. I have YouTube Video of it up. EULOGY He grew up in Clinton, Oklahoma Red dirt back yard, Gramma's place Honey suckle in a dust bowl Life as hard as limestone lace…

A "mamil" is a Middle Aged Man In Lycra. Cyclists who take themselves super-seriously: this song is for them.

A plaintive self-questioning song thing.

Somewhat autobiographical (well, OK, entirely) with an 80s synth pop vibe.