Funky little number I've been working on for a couple of weeks. It's about a person named Willis who is a FlyBoy.

FlyBoy Willis

A track that very quickly morphed from a Latin Salsa song into a Jazz-Fusiony thing. Not my original intentions but I love it all the same.
Added a vintage crackle to it as well for fun.

Jugando Con Fuego

Went into this piece to just get ideas down and not be too critical. Probably could have used some criticism at points but I'm happy with how it turned out in the end.

The Morning

This is a reworking of a track I started working on in uni and then developed with my old band Boss Salmon. It's my go-to bass riff when I pick up a daddy guitar so decided to use it in a bit more of a housey style thing. But kept coming back to those old Boss Salmon grooves; so chucked some of them in too.

Reach

Been playing this slowed down bluesy Crazy Train cover riff for years now. Sat down about a week ago to see if I could turn it into a full track. Turns out I could.

Crazy Train

I got the drums for this one down first. Then added the bass. Then laid down the guitars, synths and horns. Then did some singing over the top and added some other little effecty things. Then I ended up with this.

Smoke and Steam

First track I've completed outside of my MPC and using a computer DAW (the MPC daw). 
Got a bit pop-py with it. Enjoyed doing the vocals and harmonies and, of course, the sax lines. 

Fallen From Grace

I have no real intent behind this track. I like it though.

Where Did All The People Go

Sampled this haunting piece from Amber Mark's phenomenal 3:33 A.M album and flipped it on its head. Enjoy.

Journey Into The Unknown - Amber Mark (Agadha Remix)

This is a tune I wrote about 5 years ago on a nylon string guitar, with a broken string, sitting at my parents' house in Northern Queensland. 
Over time it was arranged by, and for, 5 piece band Boss Salmon which is kind of this version. Except I had no idea how the keys, guitar, drums and triangle parts went so I just took my best stab and went by feel.

Burge's Urge

I have a tendency to write songs consisting of only two chords so this was an exercise to get away from that. Also with recording my nylon string guitar in different ways and going overboard with Melodyne.

I'll Always Be There For The Ride

This is another track I wrote back in the day but have only now just sat down to record. Started as a solo acoustic guitar piece and flourished into this third-wave ditty.

Agadha

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