All of my finished compositions started as improvised discoveries.
If an improv session sounds good, I upload them as a piece.
Sometimes these are better than the finished pieces, and I'm at a loss to reproduce them. 
October Smell of Sweet Decay is especially beautiful, and I think it might be the best thing I've done, tbh.
I'll add pieces to this playlist as they are produced, and usually they can be put on in the background to just kinda be there...

Safe-TX-Perimental

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

Song About Me-TV Girl

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

Short term madness. An improv set in a manic state with 12 themes created within 4 minutes. No edits, so please forgive any mistakes. Look for half-quotes from live-or-let-die and deck-the-halls. 
I consider this piece the musical equivalent of the NES boondoggle "Action 52". There's a lot here, most of which is not finished, and little of it is what you might call pleasurable.

Piano Files 2

ADHD Medley of New Accidents

ADHD Medley of Accidents

Meditative, alternate title was "hurricane chimes"

The Rolling Drone and the Stuttering Stop

Southampton (thing2train)

Something I made in Fruity Loops back in 2005? Or thereabouts. It's meant to evoke sort of a Mega Man stage sound.

BGS 153

An composition I did during the pandemic. Musically, it's pretty simple, but for me it marked a point in time where I was very excited as I was re-teaching myself piano and testing out different MIDI strings and effects like reverb. :)

Rainfall

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

Tristan Wilson, viola

Baird Recital Hall (University at Buffalo)
June 1, 2025

I see beyond my eyes (2024)

Sheltered from the rain, but not too close to the front door, I felt bad until I remembered there is nothing endangered about yellow jackets. 
This isn't the same as September Again. I just made them both in September. No relation.

Septextends

Debut EP out via Bandcamp - https://sistersocrates.bandcamp.com

Song by Sister Socrates (Adam Dean, Matthew Kenneally, Justin Olsson, Lachlan O'Kane) featuring vocals by Kath Simpson. Mixed and mastered by Isaac Barter.

Less Myself

Fully Fledged

Beacon

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.

Septextends

Safe-T-inspector

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