This song was originally written for a training video of the Children's Museum of Houston, but is dedicated to anyone working in the field of customer service. JV Andres - guitar, vocals, shaker, pattycake Veejay Andres - piano, vocals, snare…

Finally changed the strings on Mr. Taylor. DGDGBD

Still a work in progress

Cover of the theme from the popular BBC television series. Recorded on Boss BR-864 December 18, 2008. All instruments and drum programming by 64Guitars.

A countrified tribute to Mr. Eno.

The breaking light sample is the song 8060710103 up tempoed from a length of about 10 minutes, to a length of 2.5 minutes, then bass expanded and vocoded. Then I added my instrumentation.

The exploded dust of old stars drift outward glowing blue, purple and red. Slowly gaining electrons and drifting ever outward from what was to what will be.

I sat down at the computer and recorded this one. No fancy edit here. I would to have had a Fiddle, and a Penny Whistle mixed in too.

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Arctostyle Techno

Words/Music/Production - Rich Blenkinsopp Vocals: Natalie (lead), Solaria/Kevin (backing) Oct 6, 2023 This is my attempt at a Carpenters-esque uplifting soft and fluffy pop song. REACH FOR THE STARS Verse 1: In a world so vast…

(interpolates lyric from "Hate Me Now" by Nas) it’s about progression, word to Isor self-betterment personal improvement learn and apply don’t hate robots, they know not what they do go inward stay away from the n-words focus on yourself…

Collaboration with my friend JJ Rea; he supplied the vocals, drums and guitar solo. I played the verse and bridge guitars, and the guitarrón bassline.

Music written and performed by Mike Smith, also known as Dragonsong. When Mike first asked me to read this poem, he believed it was written around the time of the Spanish Flu...but, our sources say no. It was most likely written by Kitty O…