It's about living at the bottom and being content with it and then thinking, wait...is there more? I gotta get out of here. What is that bright light?

started out in 5, but i couldn't sing to that. it's not the loneliness, per say, it's just doing the same thing every day, alone, i'm not someone who needs daily tending, it's just that i would like to be tended to, eventually, and yet i remain…

More music from the Hubert Selby Jr. documentary. The best thing about writing a bop tune is naming it.

This song is about feeling on the fringe of anything, feeling shunned by people and '' the system''...... Its a song for freaks about freaks, written by a freak. Check out the crazy flute solo towards the end of the song.

trying to do a different beggining, and I like to make a turning point in a song.

When CobSOn was 6 years old, mom and dad Cobson sent her to the local music school (in the suburbs of Toulouse) where she started to play the piano. The course lasted 11 years. During the summer 2002, she wrote her first words, "give the slip…

Jimbo Maribal on acoustic, Nik Bious on Bass and ALex langston on electric guitar

Written at Northeast Broadcasting School as an experiment in replacing recorded sounds with samples. It was played pretty much as is by Prime Meridian in about '99 or '00 or so. It was heavily reworked and played by Break Even from '03-'05 and…

Actress Beth Dixon reciting the Maid's "Fire" monologue from Ionesco's play "The Bald Soprano." These variations were put together using reel-to-reel tape, minidiscs, CDs and a 360 Systems Short Cut editor. No computer software was used for…

Just a little song about delusional thinking aided by substance. Lap steel guitar and acoustic and interesting exotic instruments.

Palimpsest: A Composition of Maps (an isentropic semaphore on the Name of Asmira Woodward-Page) is part of an ongoing series of soggetto cavato pieces the I have written, in this case on the name and at the commission of violinist Asmira Woodward…