Probably the oddest recording I've ever made.

Lyrics Take the lift and your half way up.... Reach the top and your half way up... You didn’t see your rise, and Lost your way..... Looking down on the world your tears fall... You Missed the Beauty of the climb. And now you’re…

An improvisation with a bunch of keyboards, softsynths, effects and sonar x1

Gonna let this moment bend us into circles so we have no ends in light of everything you think of being isn’t always knowing something isn’t coming, something in you still denying love, love is never wanting to be all alone and so we roam…

This is really short.

It's Wednesday night lets all get F................

This song has a specific goodbye story for me, however I am more interested in what goodbye the listener attaches to the song.

This an improvisation in 17 notes per octave with layered software synthesizers. Specifically, various percussion ensembles, french horn, piano, and two synthesizers. At one point I forgot what in the world I was doing because I transposed the…

This song is not for everyone but I like it because its a live recording with a single instrument using infinity delay FX. (I turned on the loop delay at :09 after the guitar was flat on the floor.) All the sounds are made with an acoustic bass…

Recomposition of the following ImprovFriday composers / pieces Peter Thörn Wheel be Norbert Oldani Piano Impro 1,2 3 Another Aulos Impro. Jeff Duke Scanners and Bells Kavin Allenson dragchain brain salad surgeon Slim and None…

Pink Floyd song, updated. I hope you enjoy this one.

...and, quite possibly, the most misuse of a distorted saxophone ever...

Previously released as "a little moon music", Here, used as the background for a video i made in Oct of Great White Sharks http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iX5R3lrxmYs This is not the typical Discovery Channel version, here i saw the more languid…

Sour Milk on your Weetabix. Can you imagine it?

For Bee........

Just lovin my wonderful guitar!

ImprovFriday mashup (10/8/10) feat. Kavin Allenson, J-P Kervinen, Norbert Oldani, Ben Smith & Roger Sundstrom.