Whatever twisted fate befell those contaminated by the orange mutagen, they began to wriggle, writhe, and squirm their way from the subway, swamps, and sewers, to spread their glowing cheer. Freesound Samples Used : 192497_murraysortz_bubbles…

A song written and recorded for the Record Every Month challenge in January 2023

A song written and recorded for the Record Every Month Challenge in November 2022

Broken things on my window sill Remind me every day Of my constant lean towards failure Always getting in my way Perpetual disappointment I never follow through Can't count on me for nothing I'll only disappoint you There's a war in…

This is how these things start My sad excuse for a work of art Put in the effort, set the pace Hardly anyone listens anyways Years of this takes its toll Only few ever know All this work done in haste A whole month gone to waste

An endlessly-revolving, ever-changing face you show to the world. Which facade will you wear today? Human, robot, or monster?

The hand of God [or something?] tore through the fabric of space and time, and reached down, hand enveloped in a neon glow.

A song written and recorded for the Record Every Month challenge in May 2021

They keep saying don't cross that line but the madness is real. How many times did you slip on you own shoe laces?

He was told to act a certain way. Systematic Settings

Passover is a time for redemption from exile and all kind of disasters in our lives. I really tried to make this a happier upbeat track.

Saty Home, Quartie!

A collab with Tod Wolfe and Ken Davidsen - Awesome dudes! Tod - Drums Ken - Crunchy guitar, effects and solos Me - Vocals, plunky/strummy uke parts and bass

Song written and recorded by Keith Berry, Dave Berry Keith- lyrics/vocals, music, IPad Apps/Garageband Dave- electric guitar, final mixing/mastering, cheerleader

If the Xhinkies had a t.v. show in the 1960's this would be the theme song.

Recorded in 1990, this music brings together the alto sax of Carlos Ward, the late Tim Green on tenor, Louis Moholo on drums, and Paul Rogers on bass, along with Dallas trumpeter Dennis Gonzalez.

Lyrics to this tune are purposefully ignorant, although I'd be lying if I told you that there isn't real life emotions in this one.