Written for Oberlin production of "Closer" - metal samples from the oberlin scene shop and produced by Alec Longstreth banging on everything he can find. You can also check out [Driving in Rain](http://alonetone.com/sudara/tracks/39/) which uses…

Here is my contribution to Carl Unbehaun's, Minnesota Homebrew Radio Show, song writing Challenge: Write a song about Minnesota ... Anything goes.

If the left don't get you, then the right sure will. A lost FTB track recovered from obscurity.

A slower and perhaps dreamier version of the Simon and Garfunkel classic.

Music by Trevitte Brown. Lyrics by Me. I tried to sing it, but it was too high, so Trev did. An old-fashioned Christmas hymn-style song. Lyric: Even though it's christmas Doesn't seem like Christmas Money's always tight here round…

a song that I did on my own have to drive a lot for my work, wrote a lot of songs about driving and this is one of them KC Driving down that highway Steppin' on the gas Blowin' down the freeway Honey, it's a gazz Got my eyes wide open…

because tardigrades are cool and look a lot friendlier than Guild navigators

ambient music created with Synth One - a free iOS synth

17-edo tweaked improv for Sound-In

SWEET AND FREE - Version B Lyrics: Mohamed Ibrahim Vocals, Vocal Melody: Kim Noble Guitars: Frank Zax Bass: Andy Gupta Drums: Robert Cudmore Original Music & Production: Steffen Offermann

An interpretation of the early electronic music concept of "Musique Concrete" using a variety of urban and zoological noises.

This is the first song that I wrote for my friend Matt's animated film entitled Thanks a Latte. I was really excited to be asked to do the music for it, and this was my first shot at writting for it.

Many of us have dilusions, illusions, not quite sure what is really, and what is imaginary.

I couldn't get to sleep after night shift, so I let myself on electric guitar.

This song was made to show respect that I have for Polish artist Kora, who is not here anymore.

This one you need to figure out on your own.

This started with an a-capella idea posted by Kim. I felt like I had to play some simple chords on the piano to it, and then found a drummer, a guitarist, and a bassist to help me turn it all into a complete song. :) Thanks to: Kim Noble…