This is a short experiment with the music program Reason 4.0. As I develop my chops in Reason I will be posting my short experiments on here for your feedback! Thanks for listening!

24 hour EP more than 24 hours late. I was going to title it "Perpetual Interruptions EP" but I went for something more positive. Due to weird bug in some part of my set up, there is a kick drum in only one side of the stereo for the first few…

Just a fun sort of chunky syncopated thing set to a reflection I wrote for a friend. Enjoy!

an experimental piece,exploring the musical landscape,which is a palindrome,given that the second track is the first,reversed

just bumpin down the road with the jazz guitar

guitar instrumental, nylon classical

multi-layered acoustic guitar piece

A remix my girlfriend Dionne came up with. Part of “The big crash of '07” album. Which is a collection of mostly prototypes of songs that are lost because of a harddrive failure. C'est la vie.

A mashup of “Bodyrox - Yeah yeah (Ramirez remix)” and “Bucky Done Gun - M.I.A.” Part of “The big crash of '07” album. Which is a collection of mostly prototypes of songs that are lost because of a harddrive failure. C'est la vie.

The flute on this piece is done by a very gifted flute player by the name of Melinda Eckels. You will hear Melinda on any of the songs where I use flute. Her abilities have spoiled me so, that I can never use keyboard or my limited flute skills…

A failed attempt to sing a song of the glorious banana breakfasts served by P.P. in "Gravity's Rainbow"

What seemed like the solution to a deficit of music after having been up for 40 hours - FillBot is available in 2 minute increments, inquire within.

At the end of this piece there is a hidden track.

Pedal steel dreamscape and silly panic from the answering machine.

Industrial strength firecracker

Didj, koto, african percussion kit midi

Sometimes when I take a walk in the woods I get lost. The organ sound is from a bootleg recording I did of a Carl Stone concert.

The tabla percussion loops are from the great Zakir Hussein.

A happy accident.

dark ambient

pedal steel slop over a tricky rhythm. Percussion derived from a Pat Mastelotto sample.

24 hours of music making for 2008. Yup. This is a "Gaiman variation" which means that I stopped at 24 hours and this is what I've got. Not 24 min, but it is a "Noble Failure" You can see my 2007 album [here](http://alonetone.com/sudara…

Look out for the random Cliff Richard arse abuse references. if he ever records anotha xmas song..su gonna hunt im down. :)

Something from a dark whiny part of me.

This track started with an accident. I started building a pattern in Elysium. When I was happy with that, I recorded a bunch of it with Live. I loop recorded with quantization. When the thing looped around, I realized that Elysium was still…

Built from odds and sods lying around my hard drives plus my own electric piano wankery.

if I admitted that I can't do drum programming to save my life?

it is zajjy and offbeat. it is almost a tao of tonality. it is dizzy. it is not gillespie. do not follow its path too closely. it knows not its destination. generative music.

it is icy. it moves. it is glacially inevitable. the listener may percieve tension. a desire to break free. a wish to increase velocity. it is impossible. it will proceed at its own pace. relax.

like the title says. departure from the norm for one of the BNS lads

A song written earlier today.

Ok I loaded this up previously, but after listening to the mix in the car I had to re-mix it. The wife says it's much better now.

Thanks for listening.

this is the first thing I've ever recorded on guitar. (or mountain dulcimer).

I originally built this up to some cliche rocking acme but there is no need, so I peeled it back kept it raw. Thanks Su for the critiques on the levels. Since I am not participating in the 24hr album today, here I am in spirit! This track was…

you know them little voices in your head that appear sometimes, go away, come back ... ??? these are mine ... peace, rei

The second installment of a series of reports I did for KUSC taking a closer look at the recording industry from a classical music perspective. A profile of the French/LA-based record label Harmonia Mundi. Interviews with: Rene Goiffon (Harmonia…