quick little mandolin number to round out my album for the year!!

Track 9. I love when my inane babble turns into a useful lyric.

Self-consciously pet-soundsy guitar solo, a teen angsty lyric and an cappella ending and. Who say's I listen to too much Beach-Boys? Why don't we walk away while we still have the chance Why do we dance with blood upon our hands Messy…

Standing, waiting, shivering, waiting, hoping, waiting, crying - all the while being cruelly mocked by the passage of time, and my analogue watch. It was not a very nice night. Peter Fedofsky plays the piano on this song. If you could…

An odd tune - took time to grow on me but I like it. Still a little sick, hence the froglike vocals and negligent production. A song about the Rock of Gibraltar All done on the Boss Micro BR Long Goodbyes You say your life is disgusting…

Used Michelangelo's percussion track.

A little fun with a looper and an e-bow. Unmastered.

Rell Sunn, the Queen of Makaha, was a beautiful spirit and graceful surfer who lives in the hearts of all who knew her before she was called back home.

Composed all in one sitting at about 4am in January 08 when I was feeling particularly horrible about a breakup. This one has a video I filmed (mostly on the campus of George Mason University in Fairfax, VA) while walking a few miles at night…

Words by Michael Thomas Music by Chris Mitchell & Michael Thomas Vocals by Michael, Chris, and Dave

This song was recorded in my bedroom over an hour of me feeling rather unproductive. It began as some random piano playing and turned into an instrumental of recorders and synths, with some guitar side tapping drums thrown in for good measure.

This is a VERY catchy piece of synthesizer dance music. Remixed 1/1/2010 Remixed 5/1/2010 Enjoy

A WildGeas and CaveStreet collaboration some say once upon a time there was a line that was never meant to be crossed if ever that occurred you might have heard an innocence would have to be lost but having crossed that line I can…

J.V. Andres - guitar, vocals Veejay Andres - piano, vocals Played as the final song and recessional during a church Advent service. A Sufjan arrangement using traditional lyrics by Reginald Heber.

J.V. Andres - guitar, vocals Veejay Andres - piano, vocals Played as an offertory during a church Advent service. A cover of a Sufjan Stevens song.

J.V. Andres - guitar, vocals Veejay Andres - piano, vocals An arrangement of a French carol translated by James Chadwick with music by Edwin S. Barnes.

J.V. Andres - guitar, vocals Veejay Andres - piano, vocals An arrangement of various medieval antiphons possibly combined in the 12th century, translated from Latin by John M. Neale.