A fun latin jazz piece. Based on the tasty afternoon snack known as tortas fritas. Which depending on how you want to translate it means "fried tortas" or "frita bread". Perfect to get down to. The photo is of a guy who has just eaten tortas fritas, and thus has to drink yerba mate.

Tortas Fritas

A short piece I wrote with a funky beat and a nice sitar melody. Used in a golf commercial, thus the otherwise inexplicable golf related title. 

Shank It Like Shankar

This was written as a jingle for a small pet store called Passionate Pet. So I named the piece itself "Passionate Pet" as well. Hard to beat really, at least as far as a name for warm and fuzzy music goes.

Passionate Pet

Gunk, trunk, funk. A smooth groove to accompany a video about the dangers of harmful fluids in car engines. While this "gunk" doesn't usually reside in the trunk of one's car, the title sounds a lot better that way.

Gunk In The Trunk

Don't be afraid of xylophones! They may appear intimidating but really they are gentle creatures, and they have helped to create wonderful pieces of music like this one. Used in an interview with bike advocate Russ Roca, click "track video" above to watch or see this link: <a href="http://vimeo.com/7148515" target="_blank">http://vimeo.com/7148515</a>





Xylophobia

What's the perfect instrument to have playing in the background as you settle in for a nice bowl of poi? The ukelele! What follows is a fun little ukelele piece, hula skirts sold separately.

Poi Ploy

Written for a film in which a decathlete screws up in the hurdles and is thus locked out, as it were, of having a shot at the gold. It's basically 30 seconds of tense goodness. Sit back and enjoy. 

The Hurdle Locker

As the title might suggest, this music is meant to be inspiring.

-Drewtopia-