Middle Of The Road

I quick song I made, short but sweet. I hope you're mesmerized. 

See Low, See Ben

A sarcastic, yet serious take on the powers of our creator. And the powers of a dog named "Sparky"

God is a DJ - by DogPark

Simply You

The First Time

This November Francis Dunnery (formerly of It Bites), Dave Kerzner (formerly of Sound of Contact), Nick D'Virgilio (Genesis - Calling All Stations) and other guest musicians are putting out a special tribute to Genesis in celebration of the 40th Anniversary of the classic Progressive Rock album "The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway". The single "In The Cage" will be made available for download this month with a follow up of the entire album expected to be released in early 2015. This special tribute to the picturesque album is done in a "classic rock-meets-modern film score" style combining authentic vintage instruments from the 70s (including sounds recorded at Genesis' studio with engineer Nick Davis) along with a full orchestra. 

The album and bonus tracks feature Francis Dunnery on lead vocals and Dave Kerzner on keyboards (both have participated on Steve Hackett's acclaimed Genesis Revisited 2 album)along with a stellar cast of musicians including Nick D'Virgilio, Billy Sherwood (Yes), Steve Rothery (Marillion), Dan Hancock (Giraffe), Martin Levac (The Musical Box), Nad Sylvan (Steve Hackett) and more! 

Follow Dave Kerzner's Sonic Elements project on Facebook for more upcoming news: http://www.facebook.com/sonicelements

In The Cage - Sonic Elements Teaser

Here's another clip from the Sonic Elements Lamb Lies Down On Broadway Film Soundtrack Genesis tribute project. Carpet Crawlers. It features Francis Dunnery on vocals, Dave Kerzner on keys, Nick D'Virgilio on drums and a symphony orchestra. To follow the project visit: http://www.sonicelements.com 

Carpet Crawlers Clip

Here's another clip from our tribute to The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway that we've been working. Features Francis Dunnery on vocals, Nick D'Virgilio on drums and Dave Kerzner on keys. 

Lamb Lies Down Work In Prog

Electric and acoustic guitars, bass, MIDI drums, keyboards (strings). The title of this tune comes from the fact that every single chord contains a one-finger pull-off. The main part is played by the Les Paul and Telecaster in unison, panned left and right. An acoustic guitar enters in the 2nd verse, on the left, followed by a jangly Stratocaster on the right. For the 3rd verse, the drums go into cut time, string synth pads fill the background with an E-bow guitar outlining the lead string melody. A 2nd E-bow guitar harmonizes half way through this verse. The E-bows are played on the Tele. The final verse features a lead guitar played on the Les Paul.

Anthology Vol.17

Pulling It Off

An a cappella acoustic math rock song. It's my first attempt at math rock, so be gentle.

Pulling It Off

Dan Hancock

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