"fALLingG" is oPen cOncePt's newest original track filled with captivating beats & vocal layers that reel you in & keep you groovin'. The entire song was created using ONLY vocals & beatbox. Enjoy our latest journey - fALLinG!

My recent fascination / obsession with the Devoto-era Buzzcocks is over. Here's an early Magazine song. Was going to be done unplugged style - the guitar parts were originally guide parts to be replaced with acoustic parts. I got to like them…

A friend of mine lives in Berlin. He's described a train journey to Stockholm, and back. (presumably this involves a boat too).

Open the box... Dont open the box...

I heard Steves Barcadi & Coke http://alonetone.com/slkrell/tracks/bacardi-and-coke.mp3 and couldn't get that tune out of my head i knew i had to do something with it so i did and here it is one take and of the cuff i know its 154 Bacardi instead…

Just this!

TRACK 10 IS AN UNTITLED SONG, WRITTEN AS A RIDDLE. YOU MUST FIGURE OUT THE NAME OF THE SONG BY LISTENING CLOSE AND DECIPHERING THE LYRICS. THE ANSWER IS (1) FOUR LETTER WORD.

A little work in progress here : written with a friend as a female/male duet. Ill cut off my hair And trim down my nails Set out to sea Then let down my sails Mistake me for a man You wouldn't be the first You can't have my best Without getting…

I was the lucky girl to b asked 2 sing and record this awesome Xmas song. Written by a phenomenal songwriter "Phil Sillas" Merry Xmas!!?

I'm still working on this song, just me and keyboard

This is one of my mellower songs. Written for my daughter Amber, the night she was born Feb. 27, 1987. This song was recorded after dissolving the longest running band I was in, Blue Movie. Only two players from that band are on this recording…

Written after a bad time in my life that I thought I would never survive, but I did. Recorded with a now defunked trio, Creek Alley, in 2000. The bass player on this song is the bass player on all my new stuff, Tony D. We remain in a working relationship…

I wrote this in the early 80's. It became one Blue Movie's favorite live tunes. Again Ray Lambert plays lead guitar, as he does on most of my music. A true classic, seems ageless. I re-released this in March of 2012.

This song is a song I wrote crunched up in the back of an equipment van on the way to a Blue Movie gig in New London,CT, probably around 1987 This song was a lot of fun to play and was one of the favorite live tunes for our fans as well. It was…