I've worked in the music biz long ago. Initially as a live sound engineering for my brother's band when I was a wee lad, and then another decade in a Recording Studio with my old buddy Shael.
With an early interest in Zappa, influenced by R&B, Classic Rock, and now days I'm more into Jazz Fusion, or Smooth Jazz, of which the JeemRadio Show over on YouTube will clearly demonstrate in full.

Anyway I've been putting some playlists together over there on the YouTube as MastaJamez (as like here MasterJames my real handle was taken), and for those playlists I banged out a couple Intro Videos over the years.
The music for them is what I would call an odd experimental mix of sorts. Lacking for the most part in formal musical training, and as a technically minded person, with a few decades of musical experiences, it seems I can relatively quickly through together some kind of musical science experiments. I don't really spend much at all on music stuff, but wish I had more time to focus and refine what surely is unique musically speaking.
Well I'll just conclude that as they are admittedly basically Experiments, so making odd or even wrong timings or bizarre 'off' chords and patterns, etc. is the name of the game. Making them work? Well that is not only in the eye of the beholder, but also something that potentially comes with repeated listening (deeper close inspection). Eventually after about 10 listens through a single short piece I think they only then start to make sense, and so therefore then and only then do they verge close to a line between madness and genius (for me there is no point to delve in between). 
Also on the JeemRadio Show I try to explore and discover things in music. It's worth checking on the playlists there and subscribing to that channel as it's full of great finds and a useful knowledge base resource in general (as well as there being videos for the Intros that go with the music I've posted here. They are composed mostly of fly though 3D fractals.)

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