Name: Eat! by Jeff Liu in comp insp
Duration: 4 min 9 s
Description: This is the music for my 3rd year film project at CalArts. It features a plectrum banjo and an mbira I borrowed from my World Music teacher. Luckily the mbira was relatively in tune enough to play together with the banjo at the end!

This film was straight inspiring. Awesome track man!

I was really confused until I read the comments haha

comp insp

Ending

Wrote this for an album that the profit of goes to fighting Cancer.

Description at http://cancerdrive.org/ : This website is no longer working, but if you want to donate to fighting cancer, don't let that stop you! Google "donate to cancer research" and find a place in your area you can give to!

Songs for the Cure ’11 is the 4th compilation by the Indie Music Cancer Drive, an organization that coordinates the efforts and talents of performers and composers from across the world in order to raise money to fight cancer and give support to victims and their families. All of the music for each album is composed specifically or exclusively appears on its compilation, with the primary goal of raising money for the cause.

Intention was to just write a nice chilled tune with a bit of my own influences intertwined. Tags should relate to that pretty well.

Enjoy!

Songs For The Cure 2011 'One Note Edit'

Garnet, Amethyst, and Pearl. . .

And Steven.

Enjoy a new universe on me!

We Are The Crystal Gems (Beach City Night Sky Mix)

Haven't composed music in a while. Here's a goofy thing I made in GarageBand!

Get Back Into It

All the end credits songs(save for one, which was almost identical to another save for a light bass in the background) from Steven Universe. I believe all individual versions are called "Love Like You", with varying subtitles. Composed by Aivi Tran and Steven "Surasshu" Velema. Vocals by Rebecca Sugar.

Love Like You

"K.K. Cruisin' (Interstate 5)"
aivi & surasshu
originally composed by Kazumi Totaka
from the game Animal Crossing

aivisura liner notes:

- We love Totaka!
- We worked on this remix in between projects for a year.
- When we lived in separate countries, we played Animal Crossing: New Leaf together all the time, and went to K.K. Slider concerts on Saturdays. We requested "K.K. Cruisin'" every time.
- We started this remix in an attempt to answer the question, "Why is K.K. Cruisin' so great?" After listening to it and studying it, we determined that, for us, the heart of the song was its groove. The same five chords repeat throughout the entire song (five extremely creative chords--Mr. Totaka is always a step ahead of us all), and it never changes in rhythm or energy level. We used that concept as the main inspiration for our arrangement, where instead of ramping up the energy for the chorus like we'd normally do, we pulled back and settled into a comfortable groove. Keeping "still" was a big exercise in confidence for both of us.
- We named our remix after the road trips we'd take together down I-5, between San Francisco and LA. Those trips felt like mini-vacations for us (though we still worked on the road and in our hotel room) and making this song has been a mini-vacation for us, too.

Youtube version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3VGT5NfBPus

Animal Crossing - K.K. Cruisin' (Interstate 5)

the tension you feel in your chest and your neck
when intuition fails
the slight glisten of tears smeared across your wrist
like a trail of slime from a snail

if the universe is a toaster
we are clearly toast
that's for all us people
that's all, that's all folks

impossible staircase
melting clock draped over me
ascending and descending
pondering persistent memory

we only get a fraction of
the life of which we dream
that's how it's always been
that's how it's gonna be



i want to sever the limbs of this insect
we are caught in its web
how can i be happy
when the world i love is so sad?
i wanna say sorry
for the sadness of history
eyes water, refract the light
distort the image that i see

i want everything to be okay
i want the world to be okay
i want everyone to be okay
i just want you to be okay

That's All Folks

doodle for a friend which i like enough to post!

Rainy

end of the year

Volume 5

Press Start

Gravity

"US"

Dave/Blitz Lunar recently created a soundfont using the instruments from Bomberman 64, my favorite childhood game - and I wrote a song with it! These sounds make me ridiculously nostalgic and happy.

Huge thanks to Dave for creating the soundfont, and Surasshu for ripping the sounds in the first place! You can download this soundfont on Dave's website: http://iridescentaudio.co.uk

The original Bomberman 64 soundtrack is by Akifumi Tada - I'm so very grateful to him, as well.

Hello Moon

Cassandra - What's so good about being part of this?

Just a little personal arrangement of the piece Lost Woods of Legend of Zelda - Ocarina of Time
Enjoy !
Here the Original piece http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-uInmFU6JkU

Zelda Lost Woods

This is the music for my 3rd year film project at CalArts. It features a plectrum banjo and an mbira I borrowed from my World Music teacher. Luckily the mbira was relatively in tune enough to play together with the banjo at the end!

Eat!

Jeff Liu

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