Olonto Toronto is back again, after being quiet for some years, the artist is now back with a controversial song title Corona No Dey Naija, taken inspiration from the legendary Fela anikulapo Kuti, Olonto releases Afro beat track regarding the…

I like this one, even though there's not a lot to it musically. Mix wise, there's tons going on. Four rhythm guitar tracks, five vocal tracks, four lead guitar tracks, and (really) two drum tracks. Oh yeah, and one lonely bass guitar. I…

The Interstate Highway system was started in the mid-50s at the height of the Baby Boom era. It was a virgin ribbon of highway stretching out in all directions. We couldn't wait to explore it.

Result of experimenting around with some ghostlike effects

I really enjoy working on these quiet little semi-trippy ballad type things, but then when I listen back a month or two later I can't figure out why I liked it and then I never listen to it again. I can see this song's future. I put delays…

Okay, am I the only person who thinks it's delightfully goofy to play a 12-bar blues in 7/8 time? I think I might be. I keep doing it and I just giggle all the way through. This one isn't that good of an example as I was mentally done with…

Baritone ukulele tuned to 4 ratios of 21 tone just intonation starting with root frequency @220. 1/1,3/2,9/5 and 7/5.

Not quite the kind of sounds I was hoping for, but decided to use them anyway. Contact mics placed on a high-tension electrical pylon on a windy day. One mono recording mixed with a stereo recording from a few minutes later. No post processing…

The Great Quest to Write a Heavy Rocker in 3/4 Time Continues. Kinda generic, but I like the vibe and the vocal harmonies aren't terrible. I used a couple of different tones for the leads which was also neat. All of the guitar parts are a…

This was all written on the bass - I wanted to get an earthy 70s Rickenbacker bass vibe on this so naturally there's liberal splashes of Moog and Hammond Organ to accompany it. It's kind of 'prog-lite' and again needs vocals. It's a working…

Was messing around this afternoon and came up with this ..... let the love come out and play Now you tell me you’ve nothing to give Yeh You tell me, you can’t get that hit You tell me that you want it You giving me nothing you don’t want…

74 beats per minute. I don't consciously write music in the 70-75 bpm range, but somehow it just always... happens... to... me. It's like my binky. It's like my happy place. There's another personal cliche here too. Back in the early 90's…

remix of Coelocanth's ThickernThieves with slide guitar

I like the melody on this one, and the vocal harmonies work pretty well. It could have benefitted from a competent singer, but I didn't do too much harm. Back in February during the RPM Challenge/FAWM I did a lot of messing with GarageBand percussionists…

I don't like this one. There are no redeeming qualities here at all. Except for the last three bars. There was one rhythm guitar here but it was played through two amplifiers. The right speaker is a Fender Bassbreaker 15. The left is…

I managed to work on 16 songs for this year's 50/90 before I did something strummy in 6/8 time. I've started working on another 21 songs since and I've yet to do another one. That will likely change before today ends. Sorry, strummy songs in…

The Other Road is really about the roads we take in life , this road or that road, Thanx for tuning in, "G