“The Magic Tree” is my music altered tone colors via ReasonRecord and also Kyna’s spectrum analysis.

Beyond the Waking Realm - part one The first piece of a collection of orchestral shorts that conjures the atmospheres and images one might encounter outside the realm of consciousness.

by Pearl Jam

I found a great acid bass sound on my Dreadbox Typhon, and just played around with it while it was driven by an arpeggio on my Keystep 37, at 183 bpm. I recorded it into my Model 12 Mixer, then I did that a second time with a different sequence…

A song influenced by my recent visit to San Francisco and seeing the redwoods for the first time WHERE THE TREES GROW INTO GIANTS I had to travel thousand’s of miles to find it That goldmine up there in them there hills Where the rivers…

This is a rare happy song. It was first recorded 15 years ago, but the mix had the vocals way too low. I thought of it again yesterday after we had such a fine day enjoying the sun. This is the second attempt at getting through the whole song…

almost there

This Is My Story INTRO (John) This is my story: The Lord has called me to walk with Him, I must turn from my own path And begin again. Yes, I am a witness to the Lord's goodness and mercy. Jesus died on the cross to grant me life…

The Tenderloin is only few streets in San Francisco where the homeless and drug addicts congregate its kind of at the bottom of four hills so you have to walk up a steep hill which ever direction you try to leave the area. which kinda leaves them…

90 seconds of something.

Two geezers in the kitchen, still making-up things...

(interpolates lyrics by Nas and samples music by L.E.S. and Trackmasters) [Man 1] Hello? [Man 2] What’s up, man? [M1] Nothing really, my girl just left, she’s geeking out, talking ‘bout big house and kids, Norman Rockwell shit again [M2…

Mouze is a (Musician ),singer,song writer,. actor, hails from Lagos Nigeria, dropped his first single, he calls it Quality. expect more and more Banger’s from MOUZE. Also Download to feel the Quality of Afro-Pop

Well - they did, what can I say?