A melancholic blues ballad for piano and guitar. Dedicated to the memory of Sophie Lancaster (1986-2007).

This track was made for collaborative purposes. Looking for a slow build of layers. If you hear anything that you would like to add...feel free to do so, and send it back to me...or post it and let me know that you did. TANKS!

Lyrics and music by Brian Vaughn. Guitar co-written with Karl Ridgeway. I can feel her slowing down. She turns her head to me, and I know her mind. No words are said as I lay down. We'll be safe together here. It's all I have. Can't you…

Okay...so Godzilla comes to YOUR town and wants to get funky. What does it sound like? When I first came to Japan, there was a time when I spent three months homeless and living out of a coin-locker at Shibuya station. Eventually, I got out of…

This is an answer to the question posed to me by Bethan Mathis. This is how I've been feeling this week. I'm okay. I've just come to the realization about the rhythm of life. ER

Leaves everywhere today. Autumn has come late this year in London it seems. Reminded me of a song Me Geir and Mark wrote a while back... Written and recorded in a three hour time period from three places across the world. We just all happened…

I was listening to Andy Casson's song Old ladies over on Songcrafters and it got Reg thinking........... could this be the last song i ever hear................so Reg went down the cellar to write a one chord song using only the notes that make…

Played on an Overton low F whistle

Lyrics and music written by Shohsei Oda. Guitar, Bass, & Vocals performed by Brian Vaughn. Drums performed by Shohsei Oda.

I must like lullabies.

Music and lyrics by Brian Vaughn. I shouldn't have to say this, but I can't stand this silence. And I wonder if you know what i'm going through. It seems way too common for words and acts to disagree, But I expected more from you. I told…

Sometimes in the middle of a gig I like to jam with myself.

A roots, semi chant.

i do. this song features an imbalanced waveform with spectacular collisions of inaudible noise. it kind of a majestic sounding piece.

From the album IT WAS A DARK & STORMY NIGHT... The narration makes slightly more sense in the context of the album.

A tale of your choice.

Written with a buddy of mine Chris Clark in 1991. Initially he had a great guitar part and a harmony vocals part that was better than what I did here. This was recorded @ Halvorsound all parts performed by Hook.

Some days falls gently.

Inner darkness.