another breakcore thingy :P

Now with a lyric, poem, talk through, whatever first one for this years RPM ..... https://youtu.be/G7f3EuYIP74?si=Z4rQ5GuWhNQCtBZt A mooch down the Boulivard in New York I walk these city streets alone footsteps from behind dance out…

So I heard you like fuzz..... Drums and synth had a Behringer Super Fuzz added, the bass had an Electro Harmonix Battalion, and the guitar had a Walrus Audio Kangra fuzz with the filter thingy turned on. I made a video for this with Franky…

I am thinking this will be the bridge between Compass and South of Compass (my daughter's songs) I am trying to decide if I want it with or without drums...let me know what you think,

My fascination and admiration for Kate never diminishes...and I loved arranging and recording this iconic track from the late 1970s......

Korg Volcas and guitar. Some Minibrute 2, but not enough for you to notice.

Demo recording for practice. Poem by John Ciardi, 1962. Melody by unknown. This arrangement by T. Alan Dekker. Acoustic guitar - Tom Bantle Cordoba classical-electric guitar - Ted Dekker Upright bass - Ted Dekker Vocals - Ted Dekker

THE LORD’S SOLDIER VERSE ONE (Richard): O beautiful Saviour, You went through it all just for me. You gave Your life, Lord, on the cross; I’m here to give You mine. Oh Lord, You choose Your soldiers from every area and walk of life. Check…