An interview I did with Wayne Vandenlangenberg from The Biggest Loser weight loss show. www.waynevan.webs.com www.affordableradiovoiceover.com

I thought I'd post my riff notebook as I'm working on writing this time. You know, get feedback, get told whether I'm blatantly ripping off a song, or find other alonetoners who want to work with me on them.

I thought I'd post my riff notebook as I'm working on writing this time. You know, get feedback, get told whether I'm blatantly ripping off a song, or find other alonetoners who want to work with me on them.

I thought I'd post my riff notebook as I'm working on writing this time. You know, get feedback, get told whether I'm blatantly ripping off a song (I feel like this one might be ripping off some Opeth), or find other alonetoners who want to work…

Just found out that I can connect our Yamaha Clavinova to the computer. Hell up.

New instrumental. New mics on the way, so probably not for long.

Syd was one of a kind. Recorded live with backing vocal added.

I wrote this one a few year's back when my daughter was 6 years old. I finally recorded it and uploaded it to her MP3 player for her 12th birthday this year.

The first time we played this tune, the drummer and I played it, spontaneously, almost exactly as this recording documents. But we'd never heard it before, had no chart, Kelly was just playing it on the bass and singing a bit, and our parts just…

Copyright Kelly Armstrong, used with permission.

Copyright Kelly Armstrong, used with permission. I liked Kelly's songs. It was strange; dweller and I changed everything, turned them inside out.

Copyright Kelly Armstrong, used with permission. Trios, as entities, are necessarily unstable.

Copyright Kelly Armstrong, used with permission. Excerpt from a live trio experience. Trios are live, until they are dead. And then, they are just singles.

This was a warm-up song I did in January 2010 in preparation for my February RPM Project, "Wave". I was just trying to get a vibe going and wasn't focusing on anything lyrically, hence why the title is also the only line in the song. This is…

Spontaneous little ditty about carelessness and always staying on the move. Quite different from the murky, depressing trite I always seem to end up composing. This started out as a loose solo guitar jam around a simple chord sequence, and…

So there I was, trying hard to complete a big production that I've been working on for ages, and I was getting nowhere. In frustration I started composing this little thing, and it quickly evolved into a nice piece of music all of its own. Funny…