I wrote this song after my brother passed away a couple years ago. His girlfriend of 4 years asked me to write the music to a poem she wrote. This is what it turned out to be. Lyrics by Annie Buller.

I wrote the music to this song while playing around on the piano, thought it sounded nice. But for a long time i left it like that cus I couldn't think of how to develop it. Then one day i was playing it, and i stopped and saw my dad's old guitar…

An experiment that became a meditation. Two tracks. One guitar, one looper, one e-bow, two tracks and a touch of Live's Overdrive effect on the second e-bow track. The starting premise was could I get the sound of many guitars by continually…

From the album, "Damn You Jareth & Damn Me Too!". You can buy the full album at http://www.alanamusic.co.nr

From the album "27b/6" track 8 of 8

From the album, "27b/6" track 6 of 8

From the album "27b/6" track 4 of 8

From the album, "27b/6" Track 1 of 8

This is what I think it should sound the tabernacle of God that Moses made

(An imagined recital) Thanks for listening.

mellowed out and unhappy... just how I like it.

This is my english version of Heysátan by Sigur Rós. It's not a direct translation but it's in principle the same song. I know the guitar is a bit out of tune. The capo messed it up. Sorry for that.

Just a track... I wanted to make. Messing with vocals. I hate my voice a lot, but maybe I'll grow to tolerate it. Slightly.

This original melody idea was jotted down in October 2003 in Harmony Assistant, and I had written it thinking that someday I'd make it a real song with lyrics. While playing the tune on the computer, my daughter came in and said she liked it…

This is an instrumental celebration of numbers such as 4 and 650. If you do not like 4 and 650 you can pretend it's about your favorite numbers instead, I won't mind so long as you don't go around pretending that I wrote this piece for 33 or 550.

Here's some film music; thanks for listening.

Sam was a very articulate and kind friend; he spend way too much of his life in a wheel chair and yet demonstrated a lot of grace. We lost him just over a year ago. Among many other unexpected, Christ-like kindnesses, he realized at one point…

Filho Sumido is portuguese for "Lost Son". Its my little bossa way of describing what its like to be away from the place I love, Brazil. Like a lost son. Someday I may make an english version - but then, maybe not. After all, its about Brazil…

I actually composed this entire song in a piece of guitar tab software called Guitar Pro. Then I exported it to MIDI, imported it into Reaper, and assigned better sounding VST instruments to each track. The purpose behind it was to see if someone…

I wrote this for a small orchestra a few years ago. Its a tribute to Igor Stravinsky

A cover of a song written by Glasgow musician Phil Campbell.

These are 3 variations to the mexican "the cockroach" popular theme

I wrote this song for a musical Thanksgiving party that Sudara threw in Santa Fe back in 2002.

At the end of 2003, I was recording a bunch of covers in my basement in Portland, Oregon. This was the only original recording from that time. I was pretty bummed out at the time...

This is a track from my abandoned "Weekend Follies" album, which was recorded in my parent's basement in Mercer Island, Washington during the summer of 2003.

This is a track from my abandoned "Weekend Follies" album, which was recorded in my parent's basement in Mercer Island, Washington during the summer of 2003. This track was recorded during Seafair weekend. That's one of the "Blue Angels" flying…

Recorded February 2003 - June 2003 in Sydney, Australia

Recorded September 2002 - January 2003 in Los Angeles, CA

this vocal arrangement only made the cutting room floor. full instrumentalized version forthcoming. i just wanted this arrangement its own chance at life!

slightly reworked version of the longest limousine.

got some wine, spilled some soul.

This is a cover of Sister Savage's (well, her daughter's) recent effort by the same name... ;-)

Babylon is Dead EP Track 4

Babylon is Dead EP Track 5

This is a short teaser of my Electro-like remix that I entered into a contest organized by the Dutch radio station SlamFM. I haven't uploaded the full thing because I don't want to get into copyright issues, so if you like the sound of the beat…

Glu and Sister Savage bring you these remixes! Original track by Sister Savage: http://alonetone.com/sistersavage/tracks/little-england This one is pure pop. Voice pitched 1/2 step up.

New age and upbeat.

Written today. recorded on an iMac with the internal mic and no headphones (!) so it's probably going to be muddy as hell, but that feels about right for now. LYRIC: Fill up the glass, Bartender Ply your art Quench the fire in here, now…