Oh yes, proper breaks, I like it. :) Unless it's a secret, which program did you use to make it that small? I'd like to try making some executable music sometime too.

Hoooly .... I remember this one as pure awesome, but having forgot about it and now re-listening ... I'm amazing at the complexity. Extremely nice instruments (though there's probably a sample or two in there) and the progression is simply perfect. Man, you two could have ranked top-3 in streaming music with this, I'm sure! :D Excellent!

I really like the 90's breaks feel to this :0

Written by Hoffman and Ferris for the Sundown 2013 Executable music competition.  The track is actually a 31.5k file which real-time generates the audio (upload of that soon).
Was really cool working with https://soundcloud.com/yupferris on this one.
All code by Ferris.

Download the release zip http://www.scene.org/file.php?file=%2Fparties%2F2013%2Fsundown13%2Fnew_school_executable_music%2Fhoffman_and_ferris_sabrewulf.zip&fileinfo


Hoffman & Ferris - SabreWulf

This is the first tune from the Commodore 64 demo called "Partypoppers" by Fatzone, released at Gerp Party 2022. We got 1st place with this demo.

Lets Be The Partypoppers

V2 of a track I written in Ableton using SID VSTs so all sounds are SID based with a few delays, reverbs etc, in the sytle of Trance, hope you enjoy the track

SID Trance V2

50hz, no sid/buzz/digi
kinda quickly done for the excellent work of Jade, Kito, Samurai, Senser and everyone else involved!

Demo can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lfoQI4fUahs

Across The Borders demo (atari st)

Life Is A Game

Soundtrack for the Conspiracy 64k intro "Vessel" - http://conspiracy.hu/release/64k/vessel/

I was so incredibly nervous about this; doing "emotionally charged" music on cue was something that I felt was way out of my comfort zone, and I wasn't sure if I was up to the task - I especially struggled with the first part, which I felt was the most important. In the end, I think that fear permeated the music itself, and I was able to draw on experiences I lived through or witnessed to deliver this, turning all of how and what I felt like into what ultimately became the song.
Influence-wise, I decided early on that I wanted to take the minimalism of Vector Lovers and somehow merge it with the soaring energy of post-rock (like 65daysofstatic), with the mid-section being heavily influenced by - oddly - Nine Inch Nails, The Lion King and Shadow Gallery. If none of this makes sense to you, I can assure you that it didn't make sense to me either until the track started taking shape, but I somehow instinctively knew where to look when I needed certain elements.
In the end, I think the music ultimately ended up carrying a lot of the intro on its back, and it might eventually become one of the favorite pieces of music I ever did.

Download at
http://gargaj.umlaut.hu/music/Gargaj_-_Through_My_Veins.mp3
http://gargaj.umlaut.hu/music/Gargaj_-_Through_My_Veins.flac

Through My Veins

mal4m - Don't Wait

http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=74385
https://csdb.dk/release/?id=161753

Gliding Gladly

3 place in competition «AY Music» on computer fest DiHalt 2018
Picture cut: Andy Green - Morning Expedition

DiHalt2018

Warm Days

Espen Kraft made a great video about the AKAI S612 Sampler (https://youtu.be/01u2alyA08Y) and with it, a really nice, poppy tune that I simply couldn't resist the urge to turn into a full song. He graciously let me have a go at it, and liked the results. I got the stem mixes and vocal tracks, and basically went to town with it, giving it the full treatment I tend to go for. Trying to keep the liveliness and happy bouncing basslines, the steeldrums and cheerful brass lines. I added the intro, some bridges and turned the intro hook into a chorus since it was the main thing that caught my attention the first time. I also took Espen's vocal lines from his original chorus and harmonised them and did a little Porter Robinson thing at the intro and break down towards the end.

Hope you like it. :)

Espen Kraft: Lyrics and original composition, mastering for streaming.
Anders Enger Jensen: Re-arranging and composing, mixing.

Lyrics: 
Why so shy, while I kiss you?
Why so shy. Tell me why!
Oh, I miss you.

Why so shy? Tell me why!
Why so shy, while I kiss you?
Why so shy? Tell me why!
Oh, I miss you!

Take it out on me if you want to,
I don't care if it hurts.
I said I wanted more than that little maybe.
So baby take off my shirt, right now!

Why so shy? While I kiss you.
Why so shy? Tell me why!
Oh, I miss you!

I've been thinking of this moment,
when I get you by myself.
I feel you wanted more than just my friendship,
so here I am, right now!

Why so shy? (why so shy) Tell me why!
Why so shy, while I kiss you?
Why so shy? Tell me why! (Tell me why!)
Oh, I miss you!

Why so shy, while I kiss you?
Why so shy? Tell me why!
Oh, I miss you! (2x)

So Shy (feat. Espen Kraft)

Buy on BandCamp

Amir Husain, the CEO of Spark Cognition and founder of Time Machine - the annual conference on A.I. technology, asked me to make a theme and an intro/bumper for his conference this year. Alongside a series of my other songs, this will be used at this conference. Read more about it on www.timemachine.ai

I am also invited to come an attend the conference and perform a little during the evening event. :)

Hoffman & Ferris - SabreWulf

h0ffman

Recent comments

HeartBeatHero

unfa

freezedream

FURRYPORN

Related tracks