A cover of the original 1987 Depeche Mode song, from their album " Music for the Masses". An almost effortless, at the time, re-imagining of the orchestration introducing break-beat rhythmic elements that seemed to "naturally" find their place…

A night spent near the top of mountain in southern greece... the eerie darkness and magnificent dawn ... the climb and descent, gave birth to this piece and a couple more (not yet finished).

Inspired by Fritz Lang's 1927 Metropolis, as part of a still ongoing project for an electronic soundtrack for the film.

Separation brings always a heavy load of mixed and traverse emotions. Estrangement, hostility, loneliness... Recorded at such a time, a phone message sprang this piece of music, memory & life, now forever intertwined. I'm sorry the actual…

This starfish, a couple urchins, and some tiny crabs step into this pool. The starfish says to the urchins . . . (Nyuk nyuk nyuk.)

This is what happened when my cat started napping on the master keyboard controller while record was engaged. My cat played every note--seriously. I edited things a bit, but I'm only her arranger. ;)

written by: Meen Green & Mane Azeem produced by: Mane Azeem for DeathRow Records

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Started working on this as of a few hours ago today. Composing it for my band.

A little tune for my band.

A little tune for my band.

The world is so f'd up that I wonder if things will ever get better.

A fit of self-examination.