La la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la. La la la la la; la la la la.

Sleepless in Dresden is a long, peaceful and very, very relaxing track inspired by the Aria part of J.S. Bach's Goldberg Variations. The legend has it that Bach composed the variations to Count Keiserling, the former ambassador of Saxony in Russia…

Soul communications at high altitudes.

This song was inspired by Italian painter Amedeo Modigliani's (1884-1920) painting with the same title.

Ghosts and spirits of past actors and actresses meeting on an empty stage...

and the booze train keeps rollin down the line, clownish rodeo song of mine.

Drive Cleaning....... One more pile of junk I found on the Back Burner.

Drive Cleaning......... I found this gem floating around. One of my first home recordings trying to play all the instruments in a 5 piece band.

Drive cleaning.... This is a lost instrumental. I have no interest.

track 4 from the Jobin album review quote musictomyears on Jamendo: My all time favourite.. This truly filled me with such sincerity, bliss and euphoria I can hardly speak or write to tell you. It heightened my senses to the max. And it…

just a doodle that ive been working on. you might here my babies swing in the background :)

Hey kids, school is whack.

took a short phrase from Jeff Fairbanks' @ the Shorties site & put it to battle against my own loop.

[file slightly updated] Once again I've mined my chamber piece Two Pastorales (1998) as well as the lowest register from a techno thing from 2003 & added improvised vox on top, then lots o' tweaks and effects on everything.

This song is pretty much how I feel on most days . . . UPDATED AUDIO: 1-21-12 LYRICS: Make waves to amplify the sound Send in the tide Breath aches as the breaker breaks I need a bride Anointed knight bringing the fight to…

nice nice spacey stuff - enjoy,

mixture of voice and input from an earlier 6hr video I did. The piece is recorded in 2007 but the video is from even earlier.

productive beats in nice linear order why is the question right?