he'll rap about an everything-bagel.

ew. Garageband fun for class

featuring the ever-wonderful Talbolt! + Jackie! on vocals! Garagebandy, Korgy, etc

this is a segment of the soundtrack for this video: http://vimeo.com/5714354

pudding & pancakes sketch. guitar + vocals | kevin staab; piano | me

Recorded using: 4track cassette recorder, sp-202, sp-303, audiomulch, hub caps, moog theremin, found cassettes, other found objects, and field recordings.

People kept asking for something commercial-sounding. This was my response.

Already have an animation storyboard ready for this one. Sure hope to use it one day! Wrote this track to fill the void that is 8-bitty goodness.

From Green Tea

From Green Tea

From Green Tea

Wrote the original for a Sectionz.com Onyx Theme compo - this one was for the 2009 SEMG.

"Serene" was one of the first songs I ever wrote in Orion. 8 years later, it's still my weapon of choice, and the only software used to make this remix.

Wrote the original "Burning Down" in late 2007, and did this remix almost exactly a year later for use in a Fallout 3 video I created at the same time.

was making music tonight when my dog started barking for no reason, but mild paranoia convinced me of the possibility that i did not hear anything outside of my headphones. i then made this song... ... actually, i already had the song half-finished…

This is a song that has been in "development" for a while. The music was written by Ewan Crossan while I wrote the lyrics and vocal melody as well as the middle 8 part that comes after the second chorus. The final version is quite different from…

Another collab. Words by Gordy Macdonald. Music by yours truly. You said you hate me when I sing So I scream myself hoarse for you Until my voice breaks like the morning But I'll never hate you too (Chorus) This is where I'd tell you All that…

This song was recorded week two, and while it only has one different musician from week one, the songs ended up being very different. This song has a much greater risk factor, in that it does not have one steady rhythm or anchor, and therefore…

Nother solo piano, I had been listening to Jarrett on McPartland, Quartet for the End of Time, In A Silent Way, and that great audio effect where it sounds like everything is continually descending, but it isn't.