A piece of experimental whimsy. I took a nice piano loop from the Logic library and utterly destroyed it with The Finger. What's interesting about this to me is that I was not playing the MIDI driving The Finger but using Elysium to do so. Here…

Enjoy this wordy tune. I hope I took it in a good direction. I guess I can always change it out in the future! Thanks, Doug

Thamyris invented the 8 string Cithara and challenged the muses to a musical duel. His punishment for losing was to have his hands cut off. Now all he can do is imagine one last chattar solo as he takes his last breath. The gods have taken away…

Raymond McMahon - Jesus Is Our Shepherd (09/17/09)

Understanding The Times With Jan Markell

This is story I created to help motivate my daughter to close her eyes and go to sleep.

Jonathan Thomas looks at Colossians 1:15-23

A story of a soldier asking his lady love to wait for him.

This is the very first song I ever posted anywhere online. I still like listening to it years later. What do you think?

D-Day is the first Utopian Hedonism song, build within the Reagan's speech about the Normandy Landings (6 june 1944)

a try to shift by the moon..

I realized that the levels on the first bounce of PROJECT 2 were lower than they should be, so here is a tweaked version, which is hopefully an improvement.

Now ye sons of the kraaken, let's get to some honest pillaging, shall we? Aaaarh! The devil is an idle jest compared to what's within this chest No hearts more black than ours they say trust your own hide to be waterproof only else they…

Here now, there be treasure to hide and we'll bury it full deep in the earth, and ye with it if you tell the tale. To the shovels lads, and dig down. International Talk Like A Pirate day is upon us, so swab yer decks and break open the Rum…

Originally a solo track, this version has some added sax courtesy of Doug. It starts gently but gradually builds up some funk momentum!

Alternative version of 'Funk n' Retro' with added keyboards providing some extra lift.

Featuring Louis Cypher www.dusthill.net