A solo cello improvisation with live looping, inspired by the tea clipper Cutty Sark. I was trying to achieve a kind of sea journey feel, with calm bits and rough bits.

Well, this one was written many years ago. I dug it up from the archives and re-recorded it. The arrangement and lyrics stayed the same. I just thought it could use some touching up.

I love jamming over electronic beats. Lay down a little riff and just rip it. Love it.

This is for anyone who has ever been a member of a garage band, especially one who didn't quite make it.

Acoustic guitar played against two delays. Intended as a tribute/birthday present for my friend Jane.

Algorithmic totalist piece.

(I do not own the rights the the instrumental. Produced by One Drop Scott for Mac Dre's song "Not My Job"

I freestyled over this "dirty south instruental" i got off youtube, i do not own the rights to the beat but i do own the rights to the vocals.

submitted for improvFriday. Srutibox app with live looping.

Yesterday stained a memory on my mind

Thanks everyone for the input!! I guess i'll go without vocals

Written for Noel MacDuffie's dance theater piece, Soul Descending, this scene sees poor Abigail first tormented by the lure of the underworld where the specter of her lost William wanders with the denizens of the underworld.

Post-Rock/Progressive instrumental.

Delay improvisations are my anti-drug.

this was titled "Cats Eyes In The Barn Tonight" and sadly didn't make it onto "The Haystack" rpm 2010 album. So a B-side for you that I remixed without the vocals, a second guitar track. And added other elements into it.