improv-based miniature combining 72t-ET w/12t-ET and electronic percussion

A simple chorus with some words taken from Jewish prayers. Shalom!

Mongolia: Is Wet.

this is just a snippet of a song verry emotional i really love this song its alot of thought in this song its basicly the diffrent thoughts of not making as emcee and not giving up but if you would like to hear the whole thing down load my mix…

describe everyone or Tell this music a story for us

Recorded in 2005. Joe Silence - guitar and vocal A very quickly recorded cover of the Neil Finn tune...I think it took 2 hours from setting up the first mic to rendering the mix?

this is a demo. every sound on the track produced via a farfisa organ. title inspired by frank gehry. thanks, asshole!

max/msp improv + tweaks; semi-hypnotic

Happy holidays! I recorded this jazz rendition of "Greensleeves" a couple of years ago for the Holiday Challenge presented by Sidedown.

A Concerto for Horn and Orchestra. Played in London by EMFEB Orchestra under Ben Ellin. Horn: John Davy

Concerto for Piano and Strings Played in Jersey by EMFEB and Ben Ellin Piano: Chris George.

A Concerto for Flute and Orchestra EMFEB and Ben Elln Flute: Gareth McLearnon.

snippets from a live jam pasted over a bleep!Box beat with some Paulstretch at the end.

My cover of part of Am I demon

your a hoe is just snippet for now down load mixtape for free december 20th @ alteregos.spruz.com

This is a song I created initially to play with synths, but turned into a collage of eastern melodies and western beats and rhythms.

This is just an early draft of a 13/8 instrumental I've been working on. It's Garageband, and I need real instrument recordings for the solos. It's just midi electric guitar and tenor sax at this point.

ambient drone

Cello improvisation with live computer processing.

Improvisation created with software synthesizer and effects.

It's a part of the song I'm working on, maybe the rest of it lands in the garbage can where it belongs to. The vocal part's intention was to be a capella, but the piano impro is suitable... somehow.

do you like the beach?

my contribution to this years RPM Christmas Challenge,,, the song first appeared in 1943 in the film "Meet me in Saint Louis" sung in a great sceen by Judy Garland,,,, written by H. Martin and R. Blane,,, it's sort of a beautifully sad song for…

A lullaby

the slimey substance that binds organisms together

work composed on native instruments absynth,mixed and mastered in ableton live...pure free experimental minimal psychedelic ambient underground electronica.