This song was written, recorded and produced in 24 hours by myself. All instruments and vocals were done by me.

Essentially, there was a very unexpected, very important life event that happened for me this week. It's not something I want to remember - but it's not something I can afford to forget. I'm not often very good at dealing with these sorts of things, and so I erred that getting all my thoughts down in a song would help me get it out of my system so I don't go inwards. It was important to me that this song really dealt with how I felt in the moment after it happening - which is why I forced myself to finish the entire thing in 24 hours.

Thanks for reading,
Harrison.

Sun Dance

I wrote this song a fair while ago, but never got around to recording it.

So yesterday evening and today I decided to record it. Everything on here is written, performed and produced by me and all took place within 24 hours again!

The Long Road East

I wrote this song for the most wonderful person I ever met.

To See Her Eyes Again

After getting in a "silly" mood, Moat and I decided to - half way through a conversation - begin recording whatever the hell this was. Now here it is for you to suffer.

MotCast Episode 1

A Hardcore Punk/Metal track written by my friend Matt Wright.

Matt came to me saying he'd written some songs and just wanted to get something recorded.

Matt performs guitars on this, and bass, additional guitars and drum programming is performed by me. All recorded and produced at my home studio over the course of about 6 hours.



"Savages" Demo - By Matt Wright

This was an experiment in 8-bit or chiptune style music influenced by the music of gameboy games such as Pokemon. It has since gone unused.

I'm keen to write more video game music. Please message me if you have a project to work on!

Gameboy-Style Video Game Themetune

I was recently hired to write this track for a production of Judy Upton's "People on the River" at ALRA, London.

Music by Harrison White.
Lyrics by Judy Upton.

"Hit and Run" from "People on the River"

Just a few clips of gameboy-style video game music.

Clip one is a demonstration of an adventurous style theme.

Clip two is a demonstration of a passive theme, a la "walking down route X" on Pokemon.

Gameboy-Style Clips

The challenege: In 90 Minutes, using a pre-arranged transcription, record all the parts of a Barbershop piece. Edit, bounce and upload.

Bonus points if each voice is a single take!

Due to time restraints, lots of flat notes still in there where, if I had more time, the wouldn't be! :P

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