The word spoken into two microphones, recorded and played back into the same two mics over again and then repeated over. The only interference i made was to turn the volume dial slightly down when the volume reached loudest and slightly up when…

I wrote this short woodwind motif at the time MJ died yesterday. The King played a major influence on some of my more dance-oriented music, so this is my ode to the king.

Singer:Mohammad Esfahani

a piece for Piano

Recorded in the Mission District, San Francisco, CA.

Part 1 of a 3 part series looking at spiritual depression from the Psalms.

Jonathan Thomas looks at Spiritual depression from the Psalms

Jonathan Thomas looks at the final part of the series on Spiritual depression from the Psalms

How long, O Lord? By Jonathan Thomas

This is a random, ambient, minimal and free music. Created with SonicMood Software for OS X.

The Lord is my Shepherd. So what?

Some more Texas boogie from my buddy Nitro. I added the gtr break. Nitro:Guitar/Drums/vocals**Ruthie:vocals** Tommy:Bass**Charlie:harmonica**Bull: Keys** Rick:Lead G.**Kavin:Lead G.**Billie and Misty:B U Vocal http://www.reverbnation.com…

Ambient guitar with generous reverb served up on a bed of glitched up vocal samples. Boring technical details: Puremagnetik voxbox micropak came with a bunch of vocal clips. I put them all into live and gave them all follow actions to play…

This is just a collab done with someone else. I really didn't like the chords they chose, but oh well. I enjoyed it for the most part. They did the guitar parts... and composed the rest... with some feedback from them from time to time.

As Sick As Us first studio recording by Billy Seals at Deaf Ear Productions. A hard hitting heavy metal song about there being no God/s...

headin home on a saturday night, left early to come and make you feel all right, went to quench this thirst of mine, chew a stick of dynamite, my stomachs turning and my head is light, going to a town i left behind.

THE FINAL downloadable show from URY's collaboration with theyorker.co.uk's Comment Team.