actually a song i only wrote a few weeks ago rather than one from eons ago lol... wanted to keep this recording as simple & raw as possible since i have a bad habit of over working/over editing stuff, so hopefully that shows somewhat…

Did you know that if you use a drummer in GarageBand you can shut off the snare drum? I didn't. I setup the entire song with the drummer (Benny) and then copied the track to a standard MIDI drums track and deleted all the snare hits. Cool…

I came dangerously close to calling this ABACAB, and also to having the song form be ABACAB. Bullet dodged? I was noodling out the bass line and drum parts on my iPad and I had three sections. I couldn't decide which one had the better hook…

If ever there was a song that begged to close an album, it was this turkey. A couple of things here. First, I don't really know what I was going for. Quiet, slow, boring? Probably not boring, but there you go. The cool thing happens in…

3 short violin phrases processed in Pure Data using a tape patch with low oscillators at 8 sec intervals. For Sound-In Phase 1

many layers of 17 edo guitars

dedicated to my big muff pedal

A bit of a Deep Purple feel to some of this with some groovy SFX weaved in

Here is a lesser known, very early, Christian hymn based on the Greek text “Prayer of the Cherubic Hymn” in the Liturgy of St. James. It seems to have been created by Cyril of Jerusalem c. 347. I recorded this version many years ago using a Tascam…

a pseudo 17 edo three piece band - guitar / vocalist, bass, drums

Special Mix... Perfect for a date ScubaMix

The MixHighest djScuba presents a Turn up house Party...

My song writing happy place is sort of slow to mid tempo dumb rockers. Something like 75-90 beats per minute. Every once in a while I feel the need to shake things up and write something super hyper active. This is an example of that. I also…

I guess you can call that a religious experience:)

My first Logic Pro X song, so don't expect much..