Novation Circuit doing most of the work, supported by Yamaha DX and Microbrute. Sounds happy and danceable to me, but you do what you want.

Sun On Your Back

It sounds so joyful to me. The Volca shines in it's solo, and the Microbrute really killing it on bass.

Highs in the 90s

This track consists of simple phrases slowly layered upon each other. The mood is tranquil, so I thought it was worth sharing. This almost all DX Reface.

Deepest Green

It's Pronounced "Analogue"

I had to record a second time due to some over the top reverb. Features the Cat, and the DX gets to rock.

Emergency Embrace

Almost obnoxious Cat spewing nonsense, slowly joined by Novation providing bass, soft synth, and drums that bring order to the chaos. DX finally joins in for a funky clav solo!

Sweet November

DX surrounded by analog pieces. I know, it starts rough, but I am pleased with what this track builds to.

Conversation

It's just a funny tune. It begins simple and silly, then becomes more. You know, like we all do.

Give It A Voice

A redo at an older track. Maybe better, maybe worse, probably just a little different. I know you can relate.

In Early Spring (in time for winter version)

Multiple layered loops of Analog sequences, a reuse of an existing beat.

Take The Next One

Victory and Knowledge

A couple of analog synths and a digital sampler got together and did this sort of sinister sounding track.

Someone Strange Happened

An Average Cost

High energy, funk inspirations, and 80s TV.

He Just Went With It

There are so many things that should not be: 70s Disco Strings and 80s video game chirps? It was time for them to meet 

Return of the Disco Strings

I don't know you as anyone else but the person that you're meant to be. Some fun analog drums and a couple of cool synths doing stuff and going places.

I Don't Know You

Deeply funk infected groove. It's noisey, but it was fun to make. It's like a bunch of half-busted robots got together to jam.

A Funky Spork

A few short sequences strung together and built upon utilizing almost every gadget in my possession. The amazing Yamaha DX pretends to be an acoustic guitar.

Together or Separate

Cover Of Darkness

Meditative and mournful over a loss. Two digital and one analog synthesizer create this tune.

Remembered

Redo of an older track with some new instruments. I've always liked the upbeat, dreamy nature of this one, but I tried to give it some summer time sizzle.

Love and Circuits (heat of summer version)

I'm on a rock vibe guitar kick, I guess. The DX fills the role, and the Novation Circuit does the rest.

Step Right Up

I threw everything at this track. Layered percussion, digital and analog synthesizers. It's ready for the dance party in the 1990s. 

Gnome Legacy

Reworked with a less repetitive baseline, and added some analog clicks. 

You're The Best Thing Out There (awaiting fall version)

A little symphonic, not especially danceable, but hopefully charming. A duet of digital synths.

Righteous Mayhem

I was inspired by "Get Back" by The Beatles, but I'm not talented enough to do that. Instead I had fun with my synths and recorded this.

Further Back

A seasonal multi-analog and digital rocker.

Run to the cold

Rework and re-recording of an older track. Analog plays the lead, supported by others. 

Midlife at Midnight

A fun dancey groove that needed a second try 

You Anticipated This (needed a redo version)

Luscious analog machines adding more to what was previously mostly digital. And the guitar patch just sounds so much better than the keys of the previous version.

The Blossoms (more analogue version)

Rust Cutler has no money, so he only experiments with low-cost synthesizers and no Digital Audio Workstation (DAW). He'd rather have hardware that makes interesting sounds than a decent computer. Rust Cutler strongly believes limitations spark creativity and enjoys creating a melody where perhaps none should exist.  All tracks are single musician, single take recordings with no editing and no processing except onboard effects. Everything you hear is how it sounded at the moment it occurred, then posted under the name, Dancing With Tea. Rust Cutler hopes you enjoy these experiments.

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