Jazzy adaptation of a Christmas classic

I improvise vocally or visually every day and this is today's bit of abandon I'd like to share with you all. I just get in front of the mic and let my mind wander as I sing. This particular piece is an exercise in rhythms and harmonies. Love…

An instrumental tribute to the greatest change in popular music and popular culture. Instrumental psychedelic overtones of course.

This is my latest song just written in the beginning of October. It is self explanatory really but talks about Jesus coming again and being prepared. All of us will face Him at the end of our lives whether or not we are living in the "end times…

Intermittences is about memories coming and going, sometimes hurting. It is about ups and downs.

joke noise track with a joke title from a joke "band"

playing with some chords and patterns I’ve discovered so far in G D G’ D’ tuning.

Last one for the Galaxies CD. I hope you enjoyed it.

live at Shipping & Receiving

Drivers in Russia are crazy, check out Russian dashcam clips on youtube, wacky stuff!

after a long trip into the professional zone...we need to go ape

Another Psychedelic Sea Shanty. This one follows a Fox Trot beat. I didn’t have a mic screen when I recorded the vocal tracks – my voice is piercing at moments. Hope you are nonetheless able to enjoy the mix-down. Pan flute by Starry Nightmoth…

and I still sleep at your parties, if that's what you think

This song was inspired after watching a Prince video. The title comes from the lead singer, who heard the chorus and sang the words "You can't hide my love."

The finale of Second Symphony, depicting a group of Iowa farm kids experiencing the state fair at Ottumwa; climax is the official US Army Ranger march, "Rangers Lead the Way."

The first movement of Third Symphony; the ravens (clarinet) are under judgment for hassling the tourists, but the case is dismissed as the Fairy Princess has enough of it and begins dancing with her friends around the great fire (fugal coda).