Simple bass, inspired by 8-bit music and the sheer volume of self-inflicted change I've dealt with in 2021

Piano 2

Say Something at The End of a Line

Piano Files 2

Funeral for a Storm Trooper

it's about forgiveness.
Performed live on a Yamaha CVP 809.

Forgiveness

Ambient piano piece that is a meandering trip, stopping to think along the way, but probably coming up with no answers. Put it on whilst working, see if it helps.

Piano Files

October Sweet Smell of Decay

Trying to channel my inner John Hughes but in a non-creepy way.

You in My Mind's Eye - 80s

You in My Mind's Eye - 80's Movie Romance Scene

I'm back with another harpsichord dance tune. (See the track Giant Blender for another)
This one is built to loop, like video game music should. (Loop would be from end back to 2 seconds methinks)
Played live on CVP 809, triggering drum pattern change via manual control in and backing via full keyboard chord detection (though I turn it on during a major lift and deactivate for the final bass line)
It's very short, and pretty simplistic, but I hope you like it.

K, So What?

Note: Ants not included.
We are currently running a contest where anyone who completes a full listen of this recording will receive one free Apple core, seeds removed for your safety.

You Won't See it Through

You Won't See it Through / Romancing the Drone

Speaking Plainly

If I'm Wrong

If Im Wrong

Trying out my 18th century self for size.

Procession of Fools

Anxiety and electronic harpsichord for a frenetic dance-ish thing, 
C'mon, folks, let us all pull together and...
FIX THE GIANT BLENDER!
(This remaster of Giant Blender has been edited from a live recording to be lossless and to correct three flubbed notes.)

Can We Fix The Giant Blender

In the aftermath, I've often had to come to terms with the fact that it's too late to change what has happened, that salvaging a bad situation is no longer possible, and concluding that taking on the mantle of acceptance must happen at the same time as you prepare for what comes next. That preparation, and moving on from the failure, are equally difficult and neither can be delayed in favor of the other. At those times you simply have nothing left to do with the pieces than Gather Them Up and Leave.

Gather Them Up and Leave

Demo / experimental attempt at a piece of music made entirely of pentatonic scales treated as chords in a progression.
Several ideas being tried, missing connective tissue and proper arrangement.

Pentathoughts - Experiment Demo

lofi variation of Decisions, noisy and a bit funky. Now! With breakdown!

Decisions 5-2

Delicate patter resolving to a pop-themed body. "I Found (that) You Know," 

I Found You Know

Meandering, plaintive, at times delicate and others strident. A good ride.

May I?

Part of a series of contemporary waltz: https://soundcloud.com/joe-whited/sets/safe-t-waltz-contemporary
Worked out over about a month of improvisation in summer of 2020, the best year to be alive in.

I replaced the original picture after a suggestion that no one wants to see my bare feet and broken old bicycle. 
The new one is by PanWoyteczek, and was found here https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Is03188-Owca.jpg

Black Sheep 2020

Not actually safe. Not really an inspector.
I'm compelled to make these tunes, so sharing them makes it less of a waste. 
Mostly contemporary piano stuff, but there's a few other things in here.

Safe-T-inspector

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