This track was recorded in a hospital waiting room on a smartpad using headphones of course, and the now defunct Oscilab app. It was licensed for a project to "Aesthetica Magazine" May 20, 2016.

Turquoise Avenue (2015-2018) was a project recorded in waiting rooms in at least three different hospitals, usually wrapping up a quickly made ditty by the time the patient (my mother) completed her treatment. 
The project had over 108,000 listens and 56,000 downloads on Jamendo, before it was decided to remove the tracks from that platform. Now, the best of those tracks can be found here.

Machine for Tommorrow

Currently, I am not able to leave comments or upload media. Apparently emails were bounced back when my paid email lapsed. I get the message of unregistered email address. I am working on a fix 😜 

Influences ranging from early electronica, experimental, classical/baroque, new wave, new age, and progressive rock. I've recorded under numerous pseudonyms – Galaxy Soundwave Project, Hidden Temple of Saturn, BetwixtRx, Rhythmosis, and Melvin Mantis of Ataien, just to name a few.

My project, Turquoise Avenue (2015-2018), had 56,000+ downloads and double that number in listens on Jamendo. 

Did I mention this profile was once called Back Trax?  I ditched that moniker when I shifted gears. Back Trax  focused on creating hypnotic hip-hop instrumental backing tracks – those have since found a new home on another platform.

Machine for Tommorrow

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