Horizon

Jubilee

short and punchy lick/riffing over a blunt/stumpy disco beat, works for me ;)

Fanfare

written  and recorded in a haze and the heat of the moment, i.e. the second the muses kissed me, this tune carries all of that freshness and carefreeness songwriting needs in my opinion. still my favourite and I struggle since to beat this one ;)

Kaleidoscope

here's an older one. simple 5-track demo of a classic chord progression, sprinkled with a few effects. I wish I had had my tele for recording to add a bit more 'twanginess', but I think it's getting there.

Badge

G'day! I decided to upload/share a few tunes I recorded over the last couple of days/month/years since relocating to Adelaide, South Australia. I record songs mainly and simply for the love of doing it and maybe also to countervail my age-related dementia. Hence, I better 'record' ideas before I forget them. And that's exactly what it is, a bunch of ideas, some of which are (more or less) arranged, others rather recorded hastily. Some are rougher/sloppier than others, and some or probably most of them have a little moment when I hit the wrong note or wasn't exactly in time...but hey it's all about the idea and the good old 'carpe diem' spirit, right? All this is recorded using garageband and a simple off the shelf macbook, electric guitars go through a line 6 toneport-ux2 interface and the POD farm app and all acoustic stuff is straight into garageband using the mics of the laptop, so it's about as pure, simple, fast, non-expensive and lazy as it gets. Drum-loops and beats are defaults from garageband and frankly I don't care too much about it ;)
Ok, that's it in a nutshell. Guitar music, straight and simple as the highways down here, hope you'll enjoy it as much as I do. Foot on the pedal, one, two, three, four...

Jaguarboy