Behind Your Ear

Yamaha DX-7 +  1970s Echopet EP-100 with some basic drum loops, live bass  and a mind for landscape.

Artwork by Leon Charles - more cool prints below
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Mono Lake

Movements

Recorded using an old 70s Japanese  "DIA"  classical guitar to a single microphone;  accompanied by:  live bass, synth, keys and a Eastern world music atmosphere and production. 

I wanted the piece to feel like a meditation and something organic rather than anything sequenced or structured in anyway to allow more freedom  within an  improvised environment.   

Artwork by Leon Morgan 
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Erhu

bass, drums &  bleeps

Artwork by Leon Charles 
https://www.instagram.com/lone_morning

New Waves

This is an old  song that I didn't have the skillset to mix a good few years ago. 

I took another look and managed to balance the track best I could as there is a lot going on but the overall feel is atmospheric and  i'm really please with it. Amen.

Kimbara Song

This a track I wrote in 2018 that I only recently managed to get a mix I was happier with.

Dream Sequences

A couple years ago, I decided to break away from my classical piano training, and start composing and writing music myself.  My songs are mostly musical sketches, brain musings, dumps of ideas, or something I see, translated to sound.  My musical taste skews in every direction, so I suspect these sounds will as well.  

I compose via my Yamaha P-515, used mostly as a midi-controller, which provides a massive range to play as a piano with different sounds, I also have an Arturia Minilab3, and use LogicPro for putting everything together.  Naturally a few digital synths are used, I tend to use Synthmaster 3 a lot, along with Arturia soundbanks, and some of the random others offered via LogicPro.  It's an every evolvoing process of learning, listening, some swearing, but I absolutely love it.

Behind Your Ear

NEE

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