Love lives on in memory and through family

It was originally written for 4 guitars to be played in the classical style... It was called "Violões que Choram 1", something like "Crying Guitars"... As my friends didn't want to play it (maybe because it is to much syncopated...) I made an…

The last track from my RPM Challenge album, "The Loudest Silence". The story is loosely based on something I read, but there's a lot of poetic interpretation involved. It deals with people who spend a lot of time staring at the stars - like the…

Alternative grunge inspired, Alice in Chains like, about shitty pop music and how we can't get rid of it.

About a failing relationship where one person is the pilot of a metaphorical aircraft(relationship) that is going down.

About landing on an alien planet. re-recorded from my acoustic rpm of 2009.

This is...my rage song.

From RPM 2010

“Donar”, a title that’s an obscure shoutout to the German Reason users.

Lyrics @ http://wave.transmit-music.com/seethrough.html Wave 2010 (RPM)

Unmixed hoopla

more unmixed hoopla

Unaccompanied Bebot. What is Bebot, you ask? It's an iPhone app, and a great one at that!

That's as in Metheny and Mays, of course. And they I am not. But I still give it a go. These are the first two instrument tracks I recorded in this improv extravaganza: electric piano and electric guitar.

This time around it's the unique combination of bass clarinet and Bebot, the iPhone synthesizer.

Guitar and bass.

This is what the music majors do in their spare time. Electric piano, bass clarinet and djembe.

Not an upright bass or, if you prefer, bass viol. This is two instruments: electric bass and bass clarinet. Not electric bass clarinet.

A heartbroken man wonders where his lover has gone in this epic synth explosion. Lyrics: I got a letter In the mail From my lover Well I don't know where she went And I must find her, find her I have found her She was fine But my…