Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial (3.0) http://ccmixter.org/files/dabra/22162 Daniel Brandell, http://www.myspace.com/danielbrandell Calling Sister Midnight, http://callingsistermidnight.com furkosbot, http://www.myspace.com/nagyfejmarvin…

When I tweeted about maybe doing an Irish rap tonight, I wasn’t actually serious (though it has been on my todo list for a few years). But I took a walk, and the idea of going for it stuck in my head. So I started developing it on the walk and…

Originally this piece was written for a guitar. But I love my R3 so much! I'm playing with it. So this piece is just an electronic version. As always, all sound patches were programmed by me.

my entry into the 2008 Sidedown Christmas challenge. I tried the original Mel Torme chords and version and it just didn't fit for me, so i came up with my own chords and arrangement. this was done around the same time as g=gone so it's a…

... And another not-that-great variation of Harp Ocarina. This is my basic idea of what a battle song could sound like in an rpg... maybe...

This is a sad-ish... maybe "spooky" variation of Harp Ocarina.

I do intend to title this, eventually... (Harp Ocarina... Nifty, huh?) It's the first piece I wrote for DungeonHack. I'll probably pick this apart to write a few variations... It's got like three "moods," and I need pieces with one...

A tribute to the late great Michael Jackson. If you like it, or want to hear more, head on over to http://www.remixfight.org and vote.

This is a remix of Mason Proper's tune Safe for the Time. Check out their other music here: http://masonproper.com/ It is a dark piece of Basic Channel techno dub-itude

No vocals on this track ... Voice coincidence? Don't listen before beddy byes!

Sammy Davies takes a fresh look at Psalm 51

This is is a bit of a sea shanty. A sailor decides to go back to sea but then regrets his decision. From the singing of Luke Kelly and the Dubliners. The hero of this tale recommends getting married and staying in bed all day as an alternative…

A song about working for a dodgy builder in England called McAlpine. Because of the harsh regimented working conditions his workers nicknamed themselves McAlpines "Fusiliers". From the singing of Ronnie Drew of the Dubliners.

A song by the Furey Brothers about stealing away.

Another Contempory song absorbed into the Irish folk / ballad scene. Again from the singing of Christy Moore

A contemporary song written by Jimmy McCarthy and adopted into the Irish ballad scene. From the singing of Christy Moore.

Alright, so it turns out that I lied. THIS song is actually #60 of 2009. I forgot about how I turned the instrumental "lucid traum" into the spoken word 'drama' "wake me up" for a class project. (http://yelyah.com/music/song/lucid-traum…

I try to sing :)