The video is the real show here - an excerpt from Xenharmonic Praxis Concert #2 This is Ruckus from the Quiet Zone in 7-limit Just Intonation composed by Ralph Lewis inspired by a trip we made to the Green Bank Radio Telelscope. The quiet zone…

Thanks again Johnny for letting me have a go on this classic from my school days ...it's been Regged a little hope you enjoy...........

This track was recorded live at Riley's Tavern at an open mic hosted by Glenn Allan. It's the last song I wrote before I left Texas. THE LOSER'S BALL Well, it's just a game and anyone can play it  it's a crying shame no ending or…

The opening track from the 2nd Xenharmonic Praxis Concert, Madonna, il poco dolce, written by Nicola Vicentino (1511-1572)in (31-tone extended meantone)

Masha Allah, Qari Rafa (from Jordan) recites surah Fatiha followed by the first 50 ayaah of surah Anbiya!

Written for the wonderful lyrics by Malin Hallman

Oops, I pasted the wrong description here when I did the latest update. Of course this song is instrumental, as you may have noticed. ;) The guitar tracks were done by Alina Yudaeva from Russia. The song is old and still not quite done as all…

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dark and stormy emotional response

Instrumental inspired in loving memory of someone dear to me who recently passed. Rudimentary, needs work on the solo rhythm, but it's my first recording using the Presonus Audiobox :)

A Heartbeaker that's been Reggiefied hope you enjoy thanks Johnny

from last week's improvFriday

Written and recorded in a couple of hours late one night. I pick up the telephone and dial the number I run down the street I don't mind the thunder I can get no answer Can't go back to my slumber I turn the corner slip and fall I hit…

Brant from Air1 interviews the band Anthem Lights

Lyrics: Leaving, never felt so right this home of apathy Relieving, everything wronged could be right another way You thought I couldn't stand a chance in my faded light You thought you'd sold all your stock before the system failed // You thought…