I found an old Bontempi organ in the garbage and used it as the basis for this song.  Also featuring Hohner melodica.

The love song of a Super Villain to a Super Hero.

Oyster

Low Whistle.

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Tear Down the Sink, Dear

Right Direction, Right Direction, Right Direction, Right Direction....more banjo.

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The Right Direction

A song about mid-life crisis.  Electric Mandola, Low "G" tin whistle. Yamaha TX81z, Yamaha QY10 (1980s/90s synths). I consider this a companion piece to "The Right Direction".

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A Sinking Feeling

Recorded with miniature electronic instruments (a micro-band): a tiny Korg Monotron Duo provides all synthesizer sounds except the lead synth at 3:21 which is a Korg Volca Keys (another tiny analogue synth/sequencer). The rhythm track provided by a BOSS Micro-BR (a portable 4-track recorder the size of a deck of cards) which was also used as the original composition tool. Watch the official music video for this song on YouTube (http://youtu.be/WtVzInojang)!

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Now That We Have Hands

Analogue surf recorded on a one-track Roland MSQ-100 sequencer from 1985 (in 2014). Nick Seguin contributes guitar to this track.

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We Must Fly Like Seagulls (Radio Edit)

A Musical Disease

Fly, won't you?

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Paper airplane (demo)

Synthpop - pure and simple. Equipment used: Yamaha QY-10, Roland Alpha Juno, Roland SC-155, Commodore Amiga.

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Arpeggio Dream

This tune was recorded in 2012, almost entirely (99%) using a Yamaha PortaSound PS-400 built in 1982 (except about the 1% of background harmonica). Revel as the square and sawtooth waves wash over you!

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Prom Night on Callisto

Hailing from a Sub-actuality Bubble (a micro-universe located beneath their hometown), The Ovoids (with their friend Brent Santin) present an often whimsical, sometimes naive mixture of synthpop, chiptune and acoustic music composed on 19th century folk instruments, 1980s synths, primitive sequencers, vintage computers & early electronic toys

Brent Santin & The Ovoids