Here's the last cue from one of the cartoons I scored.. The "fiesta" theme (not composed by me, just orchestrated) is used in the end. It's also just a MIDI mockup, as I don't own the live orchestra recording.

This is the action sequence in one of the cartoons I scored. This is just my MIDI mockup, as I don't own the live orchestra recordings of these.

robot tries to convince human female subject to be his lady. Instrumentation: bamboo flute, violin, programmed drums, vocals, synthesizer. LYRICS: you smell botanical, I am mechanical, Machines and animals, Are sexually compatible…

The final part of the story - our protagonist has her at his side, burns the place to the ground - only now does he begin to contemplate that maybe this wasn't the best solution

An atmospheric track as our killer is feeling at peace with his actions knowing that everything will work out. He has kidnapped the girl and begins pouring petrol everywhere.

Mr X realises that he'll never be happy. He wants to be free from her "curse" and considers suicide. Then he sees her outside - she enters his house "unwelcomed" (in fact, he's taken her inside by force). He has a better idea.

In a hypomanic state, the schizophrenic has thoughts racing through his head; dogmatically he begins to think that everything has been set up by the universe for a reason.

Suggesting that he managed to get her to sleep with him, with her gone, he feels trapped inside his own feelings.

A seemingly nice man; a pretty young girl. The country forgotten, the people cold and without love. The protagonist is lost in his own thoughts. He sees the girl and falls in love; but she barely knows he exists. He begins to hallucinate about her.

On this song I share the vocals with my two brothers, Mark (Aub) and Terry (Tex) Albrecht. The song is dedicated to our Dad, Kingsley Albrecht, as well as his 2/48th mates from World War 2.

I wrote the lyrics and constructed the basic tune for this piece. The vocals and music are performed by my good mate, John Rigney.

This song is dedicated to the awesome achievements of my Australian Indigenous students.