nehemiah lacayo, mano , messiah coming soulful!!

nehemiah lacayo and skeenilly coming with the epic hip-hop1!!!

man and nehemiah lacayo spit that raw hardcore hip-hop!!

mano nehemiah lacayo and messiah over a smooth slow jazz sample, on that pete rock hype, we rep the old school true and pure hiphop

mano and nehemiah lacayo, stay grimey and lyrical!

sinnaman nehmaih lacayo and mano over a real hiphop beat! CLASSIC HIP-HOP RIGHT HERE!@!!!!!

RPM challenge track.

This is just the beginning on this song. We haven't put the bridge in yet, it was a jam between Steve and I (Steve played that awesome Sax track, and about three guitar parts, organ..)It was just too much fun, but still... undone.

This song is about living on the other side of society.

This was a piece I made with Reichatron back in January and, at the time, didn't upload. I had the odd experience of momentary unfamiliarity, enjoyment, and a sense of "Did I make this?" Listening to it again I enjoy the way it drifts in…

The first track from our 2008 RPM album. Didn't make the cut for the final album, so you get to enjoy it here!

I wrote this piece of music with the help of my grandson who is interested in making techno types of music. It started only to show him the various tools that come standard in Cakewalk Sonar. Not to bad for a teaching session.

This song is an acoustic tune with a midi drum and bass track. It is a fun song that is upbeat. I created this with Cakewalk Sonar, Guitar Rig and my left-handed Abilene.

I wrote this on the fly. Nothing fancy, just a mellow song for my wife.

This song has been around for a couple years and only played on guitar and sang by me. I added the rest of the song playing around with Cakewalk Sonar. Guitar rig for vocals and of course guitar. Forget what synth I used for the lead part…

Bouncy funk bass and a fine funk-filled beat equals an electropop tune that borders on '70s kitsch.

Feeling a bit drained by the 2010 RPM Challenge and overwhelmed by the wide assortment of music it leaves in its wake, I recorded this tune. At first, this was an attempt to experiment with creating my own convolution reverb samples, but it turned…

Moody downtempo instrumental inspired by a single word randomly looked up in the dictionary. (The Dictionary Challenge on the RPM boards!) In no way related to the recent flurry of teenage vampire/werewolf flicks.

A jazzy instrumental that was once titled Union Of The Steak.

Was track 4 on my rpm 2009 project that never made it in.

Track 5 on the rpm 2009 album

Soothing third world chillout with screaming violin, clanging galvanized iron roof shingles, and mutant radio signals being broadcast amidst the squalor. Trust me, you don't want to hear V.1.

Track 6 from my rpm 2009 album which was never handed in. Was a little too self conscious and for some sense a good reason to be.

Downtempo groove with percussions make this spicy like Senegal? Zingy like Zimbabwe? Nice like Namibia!

With a 909 drum loop reminiscent of Tears for Fears instrumental fillers, this downtempo tune quickly becomes an earful of delay, clarinet, and oozing synths.

Cut through the boredom with my saw wave and some fine funky futurejazz. Add some melancholic retro chords and suddenly, Air can eat my dusty tears.

A more thorough remix of a track from my Mutatis Mutandis album of 2004. Done in Reason.

A soft melody with odd chord progressions. Enjoy. and PLEASE let me know of my downfalls so that I may better myself, critique is highly desired. Thanks