on a Sunday afternoon withpout the 4 minutes of silence We now have a video for this one http://www.myspace.com/reguk/videos

This is a solo piano performance using an M-Audio 88es midi controller, Pianoteq, and a tuning I devised that is based on a harmonic series segment reduced to one octave. Online play and download plus scala formatted tuning are here: http…

This one explains itself...for Eric. WORLD OF HURT Capo @ 3 Key G G A friend of mine called yesterday Em To try to cheer me up C He said I should be happy D Things could be much worse He told me he was…

ftm

Initial harmony, that infinitely moving in space, becomes thiner and thiner and finally turns to chaos. We, humans, are able to distinguish harmony in seeming casual sounds. We're able re-create it. ~For Matt~

Finally after almost a few months of not releasing anything I finally pull something out of my arse. It's a techno track that (omg) almost reaches a ful 4 minutes! Special Thanks to NFXBeats of Warbeats(dot)com for all those amazing musical…

I never worry about a thing. My Jesus is always watching my back.

No matter what your children might do. Love them, chastise them, but always forgive them

A song sung from the heart about my love for the Almighty.

what are we doing to turn this around? What I do is to write these songs to touch people's hearts.

James Brown jam. PGmusic. Right under our noses there are always people we can help. As we go about out day let's try and take note of those we can help

this was originally made onto a cd in vcd 2.0 with some of my realtime graphic developments back in 2007; the other day I found the disk and ripped it back into the computer and here is the music.,

longish version of something i created as well in 2007, the video remix I am working on now. and I will add the youtube link soon since the youtube is only allowed 15 mins of length

again another rip from the vcd 2.o video work i did in 2007 althought this will go up to youtube easier then the other longer sequences ..

just added the video work with these sounds sorta.

made today the 28 of 0ctober 2o1o and then remixed for the upload.

Part of etSitara album. East meets west, a mix of modern electronics and classic eastern sounds. Here Krita Yuga from Japan on sitar.