24-hour album. This album is a collage of several disconnected pieces recorded & mixed over 18 hours or so. I've left it as a single long track, but here's a sort of navigational guide if you want to skip around: 0:00 - 1:30 = Living…

With a new series of DR Who I thought I would have a go at the theme tune. no samples in this all my own work except for the vocal. would love feedback. I am pleased with it

I've been learning this Fats Waller style "stride" blues piece since *forever* but I'm finally getting it. Still have the last two bars to learn but here's a rendition of the part I've learned on an underwater marimba. I was accompanied on bells…

Band's been taking all my time so I've been neglecting my silly solo side - time to make amends ;-)

something highly experimental...i had the idea of insects swarming through a drone...and "swarm of orion" is what happened...

a haunting ambient drone

Just another cover of one of my favorite songs from one of my favorite musicians. Yes, the entire song is written in haiku. I'm not really sure how she does it, but Sam can make words dance.

If we want to commune with the world the way the Goddess does, we’ve got to be Pantheosexuals . . . We've got to be experts in the art of Polymorphous Perverse Omnidirectional Goddess Diddling. Anything less is a lie, an obscene limitation…

read 'a creature in pain' in the middle of a sentence and ideas started flowing through my veins...i am probably the 'creature'...this song has more layers than i've felt comfortable using before...but it just flowed for me...as usual i put all…

A delusional "wife" calls to get advice from Dr. Laura. Another illustration of how an ignorant spouse cannot make a marriage work because of stubbornness and immaturity.

Bass and Backing Vox from Launched (Mark) Lead from Geir... Hope You Like it! -EASY LONDON- (By Tharek Mokbul 2010) We Live in London Town Moving in Cans in the Underground You’ll never know You’ll Never Know, Never Know…

Sorry it's rough! I was crawling around in the dark trying not to disturb singer and listeners at the concert. But her silken voice is never rough, fortunately. Lullabies are my favorite.

She has been singing Mai Chi Ni Ni Ni Ni for years, to distinguish herself from her mentor. She busted out the old version with the "Ti" in Costa this winter.

Further down the rabbit hole with Mai Ti Ni Ni Ni...recorded at the Michelita Maloca. Metta Ti ni ni ni soon to come from me, also.

Song to the Sea Mother

Great one for getting la Purga going. This one is more upbeat and less twilight-zoney than usual.