From 'Anima 91'-- the whole disc is available for download gratis at GeoffreyArmes.com with pdf notes/art

hey boy, the waters calm and glassy hey boy, the wind has died away hey boy, the sun is up and rising it's another, another perfect day hey boy, better grab your pail and shovel hey boy, and build your castle high hey boy, don't forget the moat…

here, this place, the magic is all around us feel, the breeze, carry away your sorrows feel, the sand, warm and soft beneath us see, the light, fading across the water another day slips away here, in paradise touch, the water, cool and wet…

what is this darkness now, blurring out my eyes can I hold this feeling before I'm lost in the night holding on together searching through the gloom who am I to blame now that we have lost the light not the sky, falling, not the moon, again not…

tall drink of water, short blonde hair flash you a smile like she just don't care sharp as a razor as right as rain ask me again and I'll tell you the same don’t forget her name, Melissa boys come running when she's around then she crushes a cigarette…

no I won't eat of the body, no I won't drink of the blood no I won't gather at the river, no I won't carry your burden no I won't bath in the glory, no I won't bath in the glory no I won't beg for forgiveness yes you will no I won't handle a serpent…

James Brown and Planet Rock combine to form a mutant dubstep lovechild of a track

This was a 'bonus free download' from Berlin Dance Works/Stretch and Breathe Two (last year's work). More worldly dub, mixed on the fly, old style.

This is from Anima 91, a free download release that mostly featured re-workings of older tunes of mine... this was not 'old', but written in 2006 when it was recorded. It relates experiences I had in West Berlin during the 80s.

I'd just moved house, needed time off, sat with workstation and burbled a bit, ended up on Anima 91.

Music recorded 2005 then revisited (remixed?) for a dance score 2007 -- this is an excerpt from the middle section.

Title track from "Spirit Dwelling" 2005 -- a lot more acoustic work going on then. 8 track recording.

Who would’ve thought that the last 10 seconds would take me like an hour and a truck load of takes? And thank you Logic multi-take feature for allowing me to indulge so much time in something that was completely tangential to the song.

First things first... set your volume level to the first lightning strike that opens the track. Nothing is louder than this peak. That said, this is a collection of sound I recorded by putting the mic near the open window as a thunderstorm rolled…

Just a quick Bump for the DJ Sathen on RKoL. Also experimenting with Reaper's built in synth for fun. (For those who may not know: A 'bump' is the promotional "you are listening to.." parts a DJ plays between songs, and RKoL is the ShoutCast…

Frustrated with how slow my solo acoustic/vocal songs are going, I decided to spend the weekend making something chilled out, just to relax myself and to let people know I haven't died. Its a short instrumental track. I call this minimalist electronica…

I've always wanted to make a sexy song, I think couples need to get closer now, more than ever. We're only human with a spirit inside us...so lets all make the right choice:) All the vocals are my own and its one of the hardest songs I've ever…

1) pick up 15 year old guitar 2) tune it 3) trim fingernails 4) look for guitar pick 5) abandon search for pick 6) tune guitar again 7) browse through Logic channel strip presets 8) find "Mystery Chorus" 9) play simple melody 10) ??? 11) PROFIT…

This song is about someone giving you a lift, and while they drive you there you fall in love with them by watching their eyes in the rear view mirror. It had like five verses but I cUt it down to two with one repeated. In cutting those verses…

"I Sold Hand-Grenades to the Salvation Army"

It's sort of about the music business, amongst other things. 2007. From an abandoned project.

The companion piece to the instrumental "technique 43".

samples pulled from turntablelab's weekly email + the Sequential Circuits Drumtraks pushed through a Korg guitar pedal + the MPD + me on some drums + some vinyl

This is a remix that I did in College several years ago. Based on the works of Flood who produced several prominant bands including U2 and NIN. I still like it today! Spread and enjoy... Copyright 2002

An 8-bit groove recorded from the NESynth iPhone application and a little love from GarageBand and the Mac text-to-speech tools. Here are the lyrics: Thought over capacity I cannot achieve Maximum velocity Digital heart racing Multiplexing Enumerating…

This song is dedicated to a close friend I had. The Best friend. REALLY needs LYRICS!! Anyone??

Song I made in Tabit.