A "new" song made from samples taken from Bessie Smith's 1929 recording of St Louis Blues, with added radio noise. One of those things you try just to see if they work (well my name IS Frankenstein). Check out the original below.

Canadian laptop live coder and netlabel boss Norah Lorway and Cumbrian improviser Shaun Blezard join Kat and Alex to talk a lot of nonsense for an hour. It's entertaining nonsense though, so you should listen! http://www.xylemrecords.co.uk/ http…

For Aaron Krister Johnson's challenge

A song about living in the shadows of others and finally seeing the light through the trees and taking a stand for yourself.

This song originated from another old demo I found on a tape dating from 1988. This one is about the evolution of a working stiff at the moment he says fuck it and realizes he's part of the corporate machine.

Jim / Old Rotten Head added the fine vocal

We interview real estate agent Vincent La Fiura for his insights on buying real estate in Toronto. My Toronto Realty is the expert when it comes to the real estate market.

This interview with Vincent La Fiura reveals valuable insights to the market for buying houses, condos, and real estate properties. For more information, contact My Toronto Realty for their expertise in Toronto real estate.

New track for project tentatively titled Difficult Music.

its all about ga rap..

by Joshua Tillman

I need your love made random

Performed live by Rainbowtruth @ Irish Brigade Fredricksburg, VA circa late 1990's. Barnett: Guitar/lead vocal Osborne: Drums/back-up vocal Duff: Guitar Bowers: Bass

This track needed some drums. Nothing from my usual percussion sound palette fit. Nothing from my sample library worked in the all-acoustic world I had created. I labored over it for days. I scratched my head. I pondered. I worried. It…

Now here, boys and girls, is the reason why I am not a hip-hop artist.

When I wrote this my girlfriend at the time had two shelter rescue cats who happened to be kittens at the time.

Dedicated to Mr. Lynch. No, not David Lynch the filmmaker. No, not Dave Lynch the Sacramento fusion guitarist, either. I mean that other Mr. Lynch--the one who wrote that fine tune "Celestial Soda Pop." Thanks, Ray. :)

This is my absolute best boy-Enya impression. Sorry I couldn't do better.

This song is about a REAL homeless man who used to stand out in front of the local Safeway asking for change. Once I saw him inside the store sipping a grande Starbucks and he pretended he was not the same man I had seen out front for months…