This is my version of circle C

Testing new toy Korg R3. All of these sounds are created by me. R3 is really great.

I started with a MIDI file created by seeding the "Meta-Composer" Poodles & Flan with the word "Memory," and then fed it to three virtual VST instruments: Tweakbench Carillion & Tapeworm, respectively a Bell Modeling synth & Mellotron…

As a super Buxtehude, Hartmann and Bach fan I always wanted to compose music for organ... so this is the second of my sublime passages for organ. This is a Prelude and Fantasy-Fugue in C minor

this one is the first of this serie

Prequel to Mondo Boss' hit single "Feel It Now (Girl You Want Me)." Tells the complicated and complex story that comes after meeting a beautiful girl on the street. Featuring Mixmaster Beardface. Lyrics: When I met you on the street my…

A cover of a song written by Glasgow musician Phil Campbell.

A blues jam session with myself. I love playing the blues, so I wanted to create something where I got to do it all.

The Portuguese version of "Raining on the Cabixi". If you listen close, and if you can tell the difference between an indo-european language and an amerindian language, you will hear the second verse sung in Mamainde - an endangered language…

This is a prelude I wrote for my son, this is the piano solo version, theres another one with cello

Peter Jackson on John 13:1-17

this is a remixed version not sure if its better please let me know thanks

The third one of my sublime passages for organ. The picture in the album's photo is the cathedral of Puebla city, where I live.

This is an instrumental celebration of numbers such as 4 and 650. If you do not like 4 and 650 you can pretend it's about your favorite numbers instead, I won't mind so long as you don't go around pretending that I wrote this piece for 33 or 550.

Artist: Jeff Hill Album: My Quarantine Label: 434 Noise Release: May 1, 2009 When I first saw you in the morning light I couldn't take my eyes of of you I believed it was love at first sight Even though I had been with so few But you…