Part of some throwback tracks circa 1999. Made with Sony Acid Software. Heavily borrowed track#10 "Regna, Plane of Fire" from "Might & Magic VII: Day of The Destroyer" (credited to Ron King on IMDB). This was actually the first ever track I made with the Acid software, as such you can audibly hear that as the song progresses the beats are no longer in time with the main sample. Also I was so eager to use all the track allowances, I almost drowned out the music entirely with beats.

Might & Magic VIII Techno

Hard to describe this, other than a hodgepodge of different royalty free samples from the provided software. That's not even me singing.

Inspiration

This is one of two tracks inspired my comedian Eddie Izzard, who I was very into at the time (I'm still a fan, although I no longer weirdly obsess by making techno songs named after his skits). It is also a loose homage to Josh Wink.

Don't Laugh At Squirrels Wearing Makeup

This would be the second Eddie Izzard track, and one that I proudly say had 15 minutes of fame on a rotation at some college radio station in Michigan, for some reason. 

Covered in Bees

Found a few more tracks from my early Acid Music experiments. Samples mainly, I don't actually play the Hurdy Gurdy (though know several people who do).

Hell's Hurdy Gurdy

H'Hoeioia

Pound The Piano

I'm mainly the creator of curated playlists across multiple platforms. However, I have some older projects involving Sony Acid Studio, which can also be found here at Soundcloud.

Francleigh Scarlett