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Here’s a new version of a song originally from 2004. The background video is archival footage of a Chevy assembly line in Flint MI, circa 1936. YouTube link: https://youtu.be/KpC2dOwX1hM

Here’s a fun new song that features somebody “talking in tongues” (hence the title) as a kind of voice-over or voice-under, here and there. Some of the voice clips are forwards, some are in reverse. It’s hard to tell sometimes. … Continue reading →

Another from 1995, although this one was never finished. I only had the MIDI file, no MP3 or anything, so I’m just recently hearing it myself for the first time in decades. Needed some work, maybe still does, but I’m … Continue reading →

2015 (via 1995) Another old MIDI file dusted off, imported into modern(-ish) software, and cleaned up. This one goes back even further – it’s based on a riff I used to play on the piano at home when I was … Continue reading →

Another new/old song from 1995, redone recently. I’m having great fun cleaning up these old MIDI files, although that can also sometimes be a pain. The title is a Flintstones reference (their stone age version of Atlantic City), and also … Continue reading →

Here’s another re-working of a twenty year old song (see yesterday’s post). The title is a reference to an earlier song called “The Stuff of Legend”, available on my album “Gravitas” from online retailers everywhere-ish. This song is a sequel … Continue reading →

Another day, another new song! (A pace I will not commit to, but I’m on a roll for now…) This is actually a reworking from the original performance data of a track from my album (available wherever these things are … Continue reading →

Another new song! This one wants to be a blues song, and at its heart it more or less is. But it adds colour and texture that is not exactly canon for blues purists, I expect. This is blues the … Continue reading →

Hot off the presses, here’s a new song, created in Propellerhead Reason. I had some fun revisiting this process, which is a little different than my Opcode Vision setup described in an earlier post. In this case, the instruments are … Continue reading →

I was rooting around in an old music folder, and found this noodly bit of fun with the unlikely title of “d2d-pi2.aiff”. As I (vaguely) recall, I was attempting to recreate the idea of the real-time layering of sounds as … Continue reading →