Time flies like a banana. And also by helicopter... [2003]

Someone lent me a drum machine. I never managed to like the drum sounds, but the tune's ok :) [1999]

A sunny house on a computer-generated cartoon hill. [2003]

Obviously inspired by Steve Reich (in the afternoon). The song would have been longer, but a nasty hard disk failure took out the original wavs. An alternative title could be Techno-dog Eats Homework. [2001/2003]

Summer rain, an open window and a distant guitar. [1998]

Commissioned for an intense display of T'ai Chi meditation. Mmm. [2004]

This is one of the first recordings I made that I was genuinely happy about and satisfied with. Like all my recordings, there's definitely stuff I'd change about it (namely the drums and drum tones) but I love the composition itself.

I wrote this one years ago but didn't record it until recently. The piano notes in the middle are probably my favorite notes in all my songs.

I wrote this song using a looping pedal. Pretty fun song to play. Maybe one day I'll revisit and elaborate on it a bit.

A light, kind of bouncy jam. Lots of production mistakes but still enjoyable.

I wanted to write an electronica type song, and I came up with this organ riff and took it from there. I really like the interplay between the bass, organ, and strings during the chorus. One of my favorites.

Rocking acoustic guitar, great chorus.

I like the way this song builds and goes on a journey.

This is probably my favorite song of mine. Somewhat long, but I think it flows real well and builds in each section.

I really like the guitar interplay in this song. And I love the riff at the end.

These are tiny little pieces for orchestra.. I will be uploading all of them, this one is the first

This is the first part of my Genesis

This is the second part of my Genesis: 'Adam and Eve'

The title comes from the realization that we are applying a ridiculous amount of machinery to make or alter noises that came from a simple source like a vibrating string. This is first experiment using some of the sampling magic learned from…

Jonathan Thomas on Faith That's Foolish