Instrumental originally intended for the Minnesota rapper Prof

Kaplow! (Instrumental)

Single Life (Instrumental)

Peaches & Cream (Instrumental)

The Story (Instrumental)

This beat flips a piece of soul history into something raw and powerful. Built around a sample from Sophisticated Soul by The Marvelettes — a record gifted to me by my son about a decade ago — I took the line “but all right, okay, I forgive you this time” (around 0:34) and pitch-shifted it down to give it a darker, more reflective tone. Then I layered it with a heavy, hard-hitting, gangsta-style beat, bringing a gritty modern energy to a classic Motown moment.

The result is a collision of eras — vintage soul meeting street-level realism — tied together by personal meaning and a deep respect for the art of sampling.

No Forgiveness (Instrumental)

The heart of “Escape the City at Night” lies in its driving beat. It’s relentless, almost hypnotic, propelling the listener forward with a sense of urgency that captures the adrenaline rush of a midnight dash through the city. The deep bass lines set a solid foundation, anchoring the track’s synthwave core, while sharp, percussive melodies weave through the mix, adding texture and dynamism. There’s an interplay between the bass and the beats that feels almost like a conversation, each element pushing and pulling, creating a groove that’s impossible to resist.

Escape the City at Night

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Ascension

Ascension (feat. DJ  Prime)

Drift

Santa Monica Nights

Neena Rose wrote the original song 333 and I was inspired to remix it.

333 (Fireye Acid House Remix)

Neena Rose - 333 (Fireye Remix)

“The Rush” by Patrick Amunson is a heartbreakingly beautiful breakup song that blends a delicate piano melody with a raw, emotive solo male vocal. The song’s soft tone and wistful delivery create an atmosphere of longing, as it recounts the fleeting intensity of a love that burned brightly but inevitably faded.

The lyrics paint vivid images of love found in secret places, late-night dances under neon lights, and whispered dreams shared beneath silver skies. There’s an aching sincerity in the way the verses unfold, capturing the intoxicating rush of love and the quiet sorrow of its end.

As the song progresses, the heartbreak deepens. The bridge delivers a poignant shift—love once felt so real, yet it was all an illusion. The desperation in the repeated “Why?” pleads for answers that may never come. By the final chorus and outro, the realization sets in: holding on is futile, yet the craving for what once was still lingers.

Through its elegant piano arrangement and evocative lyrics, “The Rush” is a bittersweet reflection on love, loss, and the lingering echoes of passion that refuse to fade. It’s a song that captures the beauty of heartbreak, leaving listeners suspended between nostalgia and closure.

The Rush

This is the kind of song you’d blast while driving with the windows down, embracing the chaos and clarity of moving forward.

This song is a raw and rebellious anthem of self-liberation and moving on from betrayal. With sharp, unapologetic lyrics, it navigates regret, resentment, and eventual release. The verses paint a picture of past struggles and lost relationships, while the pre-chorus and chorus shift into a defiant and almost celebratory declaration of a “Johnny Depp summer”—a season of reinvention, freedom, and indulgence.

Musically, the song blends rock, alternative, and a touch of indie swagger. The flavor builds from brooding reflection to a confident, energetic groove, embodying the theme of overcoming heartbreak with a mix of humor, grit, and a bit of recklessness. The bridge introduces a moment of self-affirmation, emphasizing the importance of finding peace, before the outro takes a darkly comedic jab at past betrayal.

Johnny Depp Summer (feat. Kelli Eckerman)

Steady (Feat. Ashley Mari)

Reverie in D Major

At approximately 1800 on April 28, 2025 I sat down at my Arturia KeyLab Essential 88 in my parent’s basement in La Crosse, Wisconsin. By 1810 I had improvised this short piano piece of mistakes that are recovering then converging into whole new mistakes. It sounded nice so I captured it and here’s what we’ve got. Perhaps I’ll eventually flesh this out into something with more substance, but until then I still wanted to share it.

Aleatory 333.1

Fireye 2022 is a high-speed, cinematic EDM experience built for the mainstage and beyond. Fueled by adrenaline and scale, this six-track EP unfolds like an interstellar action film — each track a pulse-pounding scene in a larger-than-life escape sequence.

It opens with “Current”, a blazing launch into motion — engines roaring, lights blurring, and urgency in every beat. “Down” climbs like a vertical jet ascent, bending time with bold beat switches and sky-breaking drops. “Escape” throws you into evasive mode, dodging sonic missiles and chasing freedom with every percussive twist. By “Flight”, the chaos gives way to clarity — soaring melodies and expansive soundscapes mimic cruising altitude over infinite skylines.

Then comes “House” — a triumphant arrival at a sprawling city of sound, built on basslines and neon towers. Finally, “Skyline” lifts you even higher — a euphoric anthem of discovery, future dreams, and new horizons.

Fireye 2022 is not just an EDM release — it’s a full-throttle sonic voyage that deserves to be felt as much as heard.

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Current

Down

House

Slyline

Escape

Flight

The self-titled debut EP from Eleven11 is a raw, visceral reflection of what it means to wrestle with identity, numbness, and the chaos of being alive. Each track carries its own pulse—frantic, searching, unfiltered.

“Reflection” opens the project with a hypnotic chant of disillusionment and self-confrontation, building tension in the spaces between collapse and clarity. It’s introspective but defiant, asking questions of the listener without offering easy answers.

“Cry, Drop Dead” plays like a fever dream with its offbeat storytelling and punchy rhythms—a surreal lullaby for the disenchanted. There’s humor, sadness, and a strange warmth buried beneath the distortion.

Closing with “Abortion Clinic,” the EP hits its most unapologetically cynical note. Sardonic and existential, the track rides a gallows-humor groove into the void, dancing on rooftops while the world fades out below.

Produced and performed almost entirely solo, this debut captures a moment in time—imperfect, urgent, and unmistakably alive.

Abortion Clinic

Reflection

Cry, Drop Dead

Amunson Audio is a music publishing company owned by Patrick Amunson who is an American artist, sound engineer, and entrepreneur, based in Minnesota. Known for his versatility in the field of music and audio engineering, Patrick was a pioneer in the field of metadata optimizing large quantities of data when he was acting as meta-data specialist for a subsidiary of Sony ATV. He currently serves as the founder and CEO of Amunson Audio, LLC which is the majority shareholder of The Colabs, Inc. Passionate about empowering aspiring musicians, he also helped revitalize his hometown's Music Makers program at the Boys & Girls Club.

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