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This is a piece for organ I wrote for my brother's wedding on October 31st, 2004. Here it's being performed by the head organist at the Cadet Chapel in West Point, NY during their unity candle-lighting ceremony. The poor audio quality is due to…
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This is a piece for organ I wrote for my brother's wedding on October 31st, 2004. Here is the original version worked out on a Kurzweil K2500, which sounds nice and full as compared to the live version played on the mighty organ at the West Point…
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Crossroads is a song I wrote around 2 years ago.
I sequenced all of the music in Logic 8, using its onboard sounds, plus a few Philippine Gongs from a friend's collection. Vocals recorded using the laptop mic (not a very good mic.. but till…
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It's kind of 2 songs in 1.
Is the rhythm too disjointed in the first part, you tell me.
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A song about reviewing the year behind and looking forward to the naughtiness of the year ahead.
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I still want to rerecord the vocal for this one, but haven't gotten around to it.
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Welcome to hail mary pass #1.
There are finished lyrics, but I hit a brick wall trying to pick instruments. Knowing that my time the next day would be severely limited, I decided to go for my so-called hail mary pass in order to get the song…
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My attempt at writing actual ambient music.
The jury's still out on whether there's enough variance to keep the piece going.
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I had a bad cold for a month and a half. It inspired the title and the (unpublished) lyrics.
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I've officially run out of ideas.
My brain has been nuked by the tax monster.
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It had been a semi serious piano piece for many years, but then I recorded it for a class project and started ad-libbing vocals.
And it turned into the goofiness you hear in the second part.
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Quintet L'homme armé takes as its touchstone the eponymous 15th cent. melody. The melody is subjected to a series of transformations so drastic as to render it completely unrecognizable in its new fragmented and atonal context. This transformed…
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Another experiment.
Today Eos was released. In trying it out, I found 7 random synth clips in my library (not entirely random but they might as well have been). These are fed for somewhat random durations and order through 4 Eos reverbs in…
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Just a rough sketch, but I wanted to get it out there.
It's still taking shape, but I like the atmosphere.
Goes as a pair with Shine, together I find them very relaxing.
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This is the third downloadable show from URY's collaboration with theyorker.co.uk's 'Comments' team!
Hear us live every Sunday at 2pm at ury.york.ac.uk
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Lift the lamp to light the way
When shadows fall
Cloak of night conceal the day
Another world come to life
And dark dread
Inhabit the night
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Discussing the European election results and Gordon Brown's future just before the PLP meeting
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2nd June 2009, just after the European elections and before the PLP meeting
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This is just a little country solo. Nothing special really.
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"Gardens of Tomorrow" is a three song concept album completed in June 2009. The album is presented here as a single track so it can be heard as it is was intended.
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"Gardens of Tomorrow" is a three song concept album completed in June 2009. The album tells the story of the fall of mankind. Burning Ground is part one of this story.
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"Gardens of Tomorrow" is a three song concept album completed in June 2009. The album tells the story of the fall of mankind. Blister is part two of this story.
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"Gardens of Tomorrow" is a three song concept album completed in June 2009. The album tells the story of the fall of mankind. Die With Me is part three, the finale, of this story.
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special sneak peak track from electro-industrial project The Zit Hit Machine. A collaboration between Jeff Hill (vocals/lyrics) and Lee Mattox (programming).
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I think I dislike this song, but it's been sitting in my bounce folder far too long and something about it still makes me play it from time to time. Maybe you will like it more than I do. the simple lyric is not meant to be interpreted literally…
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Minor tweaks to the original upload: Better balancing of volume level, subtle changes to dynamics of the piano chords, and the addition of a very low-key counter-melody line on the third go-round of the main verse.
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Improved ringtone of the improved version of my popular Ferriswheel track. Love Springsteen's Born to Run album? Good!
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written, recorded, and poorly mixed in one hour.
Instrumentation: acoustic guitar, fretless bass,
2 tablas, tambourine, rattle, and human body
for snapping, clapping, and vocals.
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I made this song in a day. The vague simplistic lyrics are about a struggle between want and must.
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Had the chorus idea floating in my head for a number of years, but never had the inspiration to do anything with it. Then a friend died and this song came out of me staring out the window in the cold of January 2005 wondering what the hell to…
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This song is one that got left on the cutting room floor back in early 2005. It's fun to play, but the drums are almost too mechanical (they're real) for my taste. I thought I would finally let it out of the attic, even though it doesn't have…
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I worked on this one off and on through '05 and '06. I did numerous demos of it (just me and an acoustic) before finally recording it proper. Originally I intended it as a slower, more ethereal (read:reverby) piece, but it just wasn't cutting…
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Well, this one is b***s to the wall rock and roll, gfox style. ;P
I just wanted to do this basic loud chunka-chunka riff with the thumping kick-drum. However, the refrain (this song has no chorus) was something that I really liked singing. For…
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Vox by the computer, singing about the duality of humankind.
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About doing the right thing even when it's hard. The hole in the wall is a metaphor. Seriously, don't think too hard about it.
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an exploration of the ambient possibilities,of reversed guitar,with a dmin drone
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I'm learning to play piano and my teacher has given me 'Old Joe Clarkes Boogie' to play. For 2 weeks it has kicked my ass. But I'm getting to grips with it now and this is my revenge!
The musical parts were recording using my Kurzweil SP3X…
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A joint we made by switching instruments in the band. All live except vocals (one take) and additional keys.
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it was amy's wedding today, im still not sure how i feel these words reflect my lack of knowing, thats also why it sounds so terrible with my breathing and playing!
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a friend of mine recently talked about suicide, needless to say i was left kind of emotionaly everywhere so i funneled it onto a page.
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this music is a reflection of my darker side, i wrote it when i first became a vegan and took mind to animal rights. i guess everyone has anger somewhere in them.
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A rough demo of my latest song. It ends abruptly after 1:15, but you'll get the gist of it. Please let me know your thoughts!
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this is the first song i ever wrote it was at a time in my life when i first understood what it was like to loose a friend, though he only moved away i still feel like hes much more gone
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Keyboard oriented tune similiar to Jon Anderson's collaborations with Vangelis. Ambient-Chill type tune.
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From today's one hour session:
acoustic guitar, fretless electric bass, tabla, tambourine, and the synthesque sound is the electric guitar played with a violin bow
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The stars leaned down to whisper
and fell out of the sky.
And darkness streaked with wonder
now pours into my eyes.
And though the night is warm,
cold waters move to fill
dark pools in rocky shorelines.
The sea is black and still.
So now I stand…
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Going through the various things I had kicking around before the RPM Challenge and before I upgraded to Live 8, I found this unfinished Live 7 thing...
Frenetic fun.
Boring technical details:
I honestly can't remember much about it which to…
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A track that I put on hold for the RPM Challenge.
Of course, now I can't really remember where I was going with it... but to have used it in the challenge would have been cheating.
What I do remember was that I had just discovered and fallen…
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Another track dug out of mothballs...
This one probably got stuck under the weight of all the effects... cpu overloads, sound drop outs, the works.
Rendering it took a long time but it seems to have come out ok.
Someday, if I get a faster…
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Not really thrilled with this one, but it does mark the first that I've used a time signature other than 4/4 (combo of 7/4 and 4/4 in different places).
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The solo piano piece that got bastardized many years later and turned into "move your car".
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Electronic.
This is the instrumental version of a song that I never did record the vocal to. Someday.
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This is the fourth downloadable show from URY's collaboration with theyorker.co.uk's 'Comments' team!
Hear us live every Sunday at 2pm at ury.york.ac.uk
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I came up with the idea of a satellite playing
music floating by. I hope you like it:)
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Another catchy piece of synth music.
I did this piece some time ago. It was originally called "Virtual Music 4", as it was supposed to be part of a suite.
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In my nightmares, I can see...you're coming for me.
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