From the album GIVE TOO MUCH, available for sale here: http://bit.ly/GiveTooMuch More info here: http://bit.ly/WorldEntertainmentWar

A Great Remix by Travis Garland. Travis' remix to Pink's song "F***in Perfect". Original song written & produced by: Pink, Max Martin, Shellback Remix written & produced by: Travis Garland

Another song originally recorded for RPM Challenge 2011, with some slight tweaks in the mix. It was written on the drive home from work and came together pretty quickly.

stacked/mixed arpegg improv

~timeless~ Rhythms of modern life, which comes from the environment and force us to follow, are often (let say, always) does not correspond to our inner rhythms. First, we do not have time to stop, think, or simply do nothing. Then when we…

From my RPM Challenge 2011 effort. Originally this wasn't an instrumental, but the time pressures of RPM changed that.

in a cool darkened lounge floors above the cityscape quiet laughter, clink of ice in glass D min looks into the eyes of G min a quiet romance begins sometimes the best things in life are quite simple (lots of rough sound on this,, not sure…

Smooth and relaxing Bossa Nova track, with unusual instrumentation: an euphonium plays the main theme. Vocal interlude with meaningful lyrics (in portuguese - translation below) and jazz guitar solo inviting you into a musical journey that might…

A funky, colourful instrumental jazz-fusion track. Main theme is played on saxophone, which also has the first solo, being supported by the piano which then follows with the second solo. Featured musicians: Filipe Mendes (Tenor sax) Ana Rita…

The first track for the album (which is work in progress): instrumental, combining different rhythms and styles, with some special surprises present... Featured musicians: Elias Jahn (Guitar) and Magdalena Jahn-Pütz (Clarinet). Chill-out…

The time will come and our grand-grand-grandchildren will not know how open and easy we (at least some of us) were. How we was loved, grieve, fought-then-reconciled. ...and again, again. ~vintage synths do not tolerate midi/programming/planning…