I don't think Marie Antoinette actually said Let them eat cake but the attitude is one we all know.

in bed - cant sleep go downstairs to pour a drink the acs out, its hot as shit but you learn to get used to it since you left, its been hard leavin early from parties and bars you wont pick up, you're over it its been a while, im used to it…

I didn't write this one either or arrange it. In fact, all I did was blow horn on it. It's a great love song.

I was sitting at an open jam when a guy approached me and said he liked my playing. He then began telling me about the nightmare he went through as a soldier in Iraq. He then said no one understands him or can connect with him. He feels like…

I wrote this song for my adopted daughter. She was raised by a mother who saw her as a burden and went through alot of physical and sexual abuse. But this song isn't just about that. It's about her overcoming all that and becoming a strong woman.

String trio, 2012. performed by counter)induction: Miranda Cuckson, violin; Max Mendel, viola; Christopher Gross, cello. Live recording by Ryan Streber, 10/20/12

Winter Jargon's "Window" broadcast on BBC Radio Tees on the 6th of August, 2012 The original track is taken from Winter Jargon's "The Aftermath" and can be downloaded here: http://winterjargon.bandcamp.com/track/window

Just a cranky cranker

Something everyone can relate too shed your light!

Winter Jargon's "Window" broadcast on BBC Radio Newcastle on the 22nd of August, 2012 The original track is taken from Winter Jargon's "The Aftermath" and can be downloaded here: http://winterjargon.bandcamp.com/track/window

Winter Jargon's "Quid Reprise" (The clarinet song) broadcast on BBC Radio Tees on the 15th of September, 2012 The original track is taken from Winter Jargon's "The Aftermath" and can be downloaded here: http://winterjargon.bandcamp.com/track…

BGK is a D.C. poet who now lives in Houston, TX... Music and video by CMOR 2010

A story song, set in a cafe. For today's purposes, we'll say it's in Fallowfield. Written by Rog Hildreth, from an EP recorded in 2006.

Another story song with some finger-picking. Written by Rog Hildreth, from an EP recorded in 2006.

Oh, Iron jaws, wrapped around my legs, Try to gnaw, but why would I want to. Why would I want to. Oh, Fresh cut gauze, soaking lips, Trying not to fall, but why would I want to. Why would I want to. Silent pines, know my name Even…

Here we go. This one started out one morning several weeks ago when the sun was still shining... If it's as wet and dark as it is here, just close your eyes, I'm sure you can imagine it if you try hard enough... Lollies, chips, and beer…

a setting of John Ashbery reading his poem "a snowball in hell"

ondes martenot, tamtam, symphonic bass drum

Hi all. I am new to all this. I have been writing lyrics for many years and have done nothing with them, until now. Thanks to Lady Jane , I will be putting these projects to life.All original stuff. Symphony in me is just a bit of fun, unmastered…

This is a painful story. My beautiful friend and once upon a time in the mid 90's to early 2000's music partner and songwriting partner, Ellie, passed away a few years ago. I only learned this yesterday. I had to dig out some of our originals…

This is my first song ever. An original production with the collaboration Mr Joe Funktastic. My soundcloud: http://soundcloud.com/papigalaxy Enjoy

Progressive metal Instrumental recorded with new setup and new guitar.

The original is not yet released but I still wanted to take a stab of an acoustic version.

This is from my CD, "Frank Porter - Who I Am." It is a Cuban Classical piece. Enjoy!

Warning: Synthesized Acoustic Instruments (ca 1998) A sort of sappy ragtime ballad thing. Composed on a Roland JV-30 using Cakewalk. This version was rendered with TiMidity++ & freepats from a recovered MIDI file. I don't know what happened…