Musician from Lowell MA. I post demos and side project stuff here. Enjoy!

Music obsessive / artist / illustrator / designer based in London

Mostly really old tracks I made using  samples (created / recorded myself), various hardware / instruments & FL Studio. I've been messing around making tunes since the late 90's but most of my tracks are from 2000 onwards, very occasionally with a few friends contributing.
I still mess around making the occasional track I & record mixes too (check Mixcloud for more of those).  I will go pro on here oneday so I can upload more stuff....

These tunes are pretty raw & weird, but I hope you dig them.

Check my Mixcloud for my mixes: mixcloud.com/BigSquid

h ealing
R A W 

feelings music

unmastered


i love you :)

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