music lylic by Masahiro Ymaguchi
Vocal Makoto

1
 Birthday in rain
　Wet sidewalk
Walking alone
I can't hold your shoulder
You were always by my side, showing me your quiet smile
　You were wrong, but I was wrong too
I thought we understood each other.
We've been growing apart for so long

  Birthday in rain
Wet sidewalks
Walking alone
Your voice is
Somehow it's so sweet

2
 Birthday in rain
Treading on Dead Leaves
My feet are heavy too
The town looks so happy

Your voice is
Kindly and warm
Swirling in my heart

Though the north wind pushes at my back
The gates of winter that stand harshly
That won't let me walk forward
I can't stop thinking back

 Birthday in rain
Walking alone in the cold
I suddenly think of you

Birthday In Rain

Mad Fanfare

Earthly Peace

Planet's Heartbeat Alchemy

Lost (2016) Anthology CD3 Track 05

Flower (2016) Anthology CD3 Track 13

the final installment; TIME, from
THE FOUR DIMENSIONS by Duo Treason

A dimension is considered the minimum number of coordinates needed to locate an object in space. For at least two centuries, humanity has been searching for higher dimensions than the three we are familiar with on Earth. The fourth dimension is defined as a space containing coordinates beyond length, width, and depth.

1. length
2. width
3. height
4. time

Duo Treason (Joel on Guitar, David on piano)
4 movements developed from our 4th jam session on 6/5/24 in Mamaroneck.
David plays a Steinway L grand piano and Joel plays 
The Great Garloo (elec. gtr. made by Matt Lamborn) 
Artwork is a drawing of my Dad.
Please comment, like, and share. Thanks for listening.

TIME

sound decisions

I Want To See You Again * Instrumental

01 - SA - ORBIS - Personal Preset
02 - SA - Fragile String Evolutions - Pure Tone 01
03 - SA - KO - Ariel - Janus
04 - SA - HCT - Mallet Swells Long - Mallet Swells Longest
05 - NI - STRAYLIGHT - My Darkness Approaching

Pressure With Orbis

rock in the surf

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Joel the Mole is a NY based composer , film-maker, and artist. He makes music for his own selfish delights, but hopes you enjoy it too.
Joel is compelled to make music of frequent change, so if you like a steady groove, you may not be so happy here. He collaborates nicely, usually with friends like the amazing Carlos Vivanco (Like Wow, Decibel, Andromeda Crash),
mega-bassist Keith Macksoud (Present),
David Bond Engelhard on benevolent battery, 
double bassist John Convertino, and sometimes with fellow Westchester Conservatory alumnus Matt Lamborn on guitars. 
Joel plays guitars, piano, keyboards, the "arachnid bass", and other toys. The music is often radicalized during his editing process.
Some of the scores are 'performed' by software.
Please jump into the dialogue! Your thoughts are welcome.