For anyone who has ever lost a friend to depression and suicide - you might identify with the lyrics. The Rain Outside (Vlad & Me - 2013) The rain outside it falls on my window and slides to join its' friends below I saw your face…

This was my 2nd song for the ukulele. I wrote it in a time where I wasn't quite happy (as you might hear from the tone of the song), and was struggling a little bit with some things that I felt I couldn't quite express. So here it all is, in metaphorical…

This was my first piece for the ukulele. I wrote it for a German friend who I first met in Perth; she would tell me all about the snow at home at Christmas-time, and it sounded lovely. This is the sound that came out after I spent an afternoon…

Best Coast - I love these guys. And particularly this song. I included a bit of cello in this one. (This is a cover, I do not claim to have written this song myself)

This is a cover - I do not claim to have written this. Having said that - this also is one of my favourites; so haunting and pretty. Good on Gary Jules. And a great addition to the Donnie Darko soundtrack. Enjoy.

This was my first ever experiment with Garage-band on my mac. Layer after layer of voice and viola. It's kind of about how one tries to move forward after the death of a loved one. There's some indefinable point when, instead of crying every time…

Sometimes, don't you just feel so grateful to be alive? I wrote this song in just such a mood. Beautiful Place (Vlad & Me - 2012) The world is a beautiful place The world is a beautiful place The world is a beautiful place The world is a…

I love this piece - by Satie. I hope the classical buffs out there don't think I've butchered it too badly :)

Cover - I do not claim to have written this song. Another of my favourites; Somewhere over the rainbow. Enjoy :)

A new theme for one of the Incantations songs we have been working on... this music box theme still isnt the right tone, but it feels more like a typical music box line than the other one (which isnt up here). I think the guitar is still out…

Just a weird exercise to see if I can do this... you can too! starting just under the C on the circle of fifths, using drop D tuning, its a repeating pattern, all the way up the neck... it wont take much for you to figure it out once you realize…

More new song concepts for bandmates to play around with and see if it's a usable idea or not. Hey, did I actually tune the guitar this time??!?!