This was done off Jesse's iPhone.  The production is low how ever it was very raw and in the moment.  I love the way it turned out.  The Carter Sister are singing back ground along with Amanda and Aaron Lee.  The Musicians were:Ed Chapman, Jesse Dominguez, Rickey Reyes, Elana Lopez, Jackee Carter, Ebony Hardman, and Al Garcia.  If I forgot anyone please tag them or let me know.  

City Church Downtown Rehearsal for Easter Sunday 2013

This is a Demo / Rehearsal of a song called "Good Thing" I wrote for my amazing wife Carol.  Damian Sisca on Keys, Patrick Smith on Bass and Landis Chesinhall.  I will be recording this song in the next couple of months.  

Good Thing

Copyright 2014. These are tracks from different times of my continued musical journey. Most tracks are my original songs, with me on guitar and vox. The other players are usually Derek Burgess on bass, Damian Sisca on Keys, Chris Layton on drums and Julie Niehoff on vocals, noted if otherwise.
Some songs I did all of the instrumentation. Hope you enjoy them and let me know! Sharing is caring! :)

Sun Coming

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Too Much Sauce is a fusion influenced music concept led by guitarist, bassist, percussionist, composer, and producer Nelfer Hernandez (Nel). Too Much Sauce combines jazz, rock, funk, hip-hop, latin, and psychedelic rhythms with musicians around the world. The name originated from the concept of fusing genres with divergent musicians like a sauce. This song is from the album "Subconscious" which is about messages from the subconscious mind. 

Written, arranged, and produced by Nelfer Hernandez

Credits:
Nelfer Hernandez - Guitars, bass, congas, bongos
Damian Sisca - Keyboards
William Luis deAlcuaz - Drums, percussions, co-arranger

Managed by Tony Donate
Engineered, mixed, and mastered by William Luis deAlcuaz at Quaz Audio in Denton, Texas USA

#toomuchsauce #knowyourroots #subconscious

Subconscious

Funkadelic

Great little tune I whipped up with Damian Sisca for a kids story I was doing at the time about a Blue Heron that helps out all of the area animals with their problems. My daughter and I would see a Blue Heron every evening around 5pm going back to his nest (of which I eventually would see in person on Lake Travis in Austin)and we made up the story and the name of the good doctor.

Dr Azul

25 or 6 to 4 (SHIRAI MIX)

Early home recording of You all That - Denton musicians - Damian, Gavin, Corbin Lee on Sax, Matt Blaze on bass, Rex Emerson plays one chord on his mandolin. Fun times.

You all that

Another tune off of the WOMPI CD. Thanks to the great Denton musicians - Matt Thompson, Andy Barefoot on bass, Damian Sisca, Gavin Gathright, and Wayne Delano.

On the sly

Scratch recording done just to arrange with the help of Damian Sisca on keys. Mark Eudy's witty prose is about how more and more are living paycheck to paycheck calling a hotel home.

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