Isolation Hibernation

Golden Leaves

Featuring live acoustic drum performance by James Harmon.

Pitfighter

This song is a redone version of the song that inspired the name of this record, "E Tahe V Oletah".  In some ways it's a title track, but the original song is not featured on this album.  The original song is live electric bass improvisation over sequenced musical accompaniment, but this version is strictly sequenced in software with no live instruments.  There are elements that I do like about this version, but both versions have their strong points that the other does not.  The original version of the song is likely to be released in a future deluxe edition of "E Tahe V Oletah" or a supplimental EP with other remixes and reconstructions of the songs featured on the album.

To read more about the remaster: http://beyette.wikia.com/wiki/E_Tahe_V_Oletah_(2014_Remaster)

To read more about "E Tahe V Oletah" the album: http://beyette.wikia.com/wiki/E_Tahe_V_Oletah

H Atel Oveha Te

This song was originally written just for piano, but once brought into the software I had more ideas for it.  The song was written at the University of Maine Orono campus while a friend was visiting a mutual friend.  In the middle of the night I couldn't sleep and while my friends snored away I wandered the campus and at some point discovered a piano in a hallway far from other rooms near a staircase.  Like any foreign instrument that isn't of my own personal collection, it always has a strange magic to it, and while the song is very down trodden in mood, it was relaxing to write this song as well as to play it on a real piano.  It doesn't sound significantly different as a solo piece (with just piano), other than the tempo fluctuates as well as the velocity.

This song is from the 2014 remaster of "E Tahe V Oletah".
To read more about the remaster: beyette.wikia.com/wiki/E_Tahe_V_Ol…h_(2014_Remaster)
To read more about "E Tahe V Oletah" the album: beyette.wikia.com/wiki/E_Tahe_V_Oletah

Falling Down Stairs

The Beach

(From the 2014 remaster of "Digitally Delicious")

To Read more about the remaster: http://beyette.wikia.com/wiki/Digitally_Delicious_(2014_Remaster)
To Read more about "Digitally Delicious" the album: http://beyette.wikia.com/wiki/Digitally_Delicious

Ups And Downs

Destroyed

Enter Your Illusion

There is a new instrumental Dustin Beyette album called "New Sounds for New Grounds" being released soon of all new tracks. Hidden in the tracklist are a couple new takes on old Dustin Beyette songs from previous records. This is one of those songs.

Encouragement (Hypnotic Creeper Mix)

Instrumental music from the producer of "Beyette".  Seven 80 minute albums have been composed for this project since 2003.  The current upcoming instrumental album is a followup to 2007's "Textures, disc 1 & 2" featuring a new instrumental genre.  Dustin Beyette is currently working on a score to three short films that are planned to be premiered later this year.