No one's left and I'm afraid I've got no choice. I've got it made. But I've known for a very long time that I can't consent to the shape that I've been assigned without a chance to really define...

2 more verses here. Moog Grandmother on arps and the eurorack modular suitcase on rhythm.

I don't wanna go down to the end of the rainbow. I could say what I wanted to say now. I could play what I wanted to play now. I could take what I wanted to take now. Of all the above.

Draft arrangement of a favorite song. Wurlitzer, Moog Model D, Banjo and some Rodney advice. Thanks to Almut, Mars, Floss for vocal chorus help and Markus for the beautiful scratchy baroque violin.

Draft of first two sections... --- There's no way out of here that I can see. There's no need to fight in here. Nobody wins. Why do you want it so bad?

I'll settle for less Then write off all the rest But then I'm gone. Someone once said that they'll sleep when they're dead but they've got it wrong.

The last 6 months, I've been sight reading a Bach Chorale each morning (there are 400 of em!) and occasionally one sticks out that I really like. This one sounded great on the Wurlitzer, which is literally note for note playing the chorale…

Another bach chorale in slow motion. This time whipped to stiff peaks with 8 bars of generic trappy beats.  To be continued or not, that's always the question…

My wife said this sounded like a level of a video game where you are racing down endless pews of a church. You know, a pew level. Another in the slow motion bach series, this time paired with the tart frenetic flavor of 90s breaks…

Back on the wurlitzer...