*This is an original 8-bit composition*

My inspiration for this piece stemmed from old "beat 'em up" style games.  As I was writing this piece, it reminded me of being underneath a city, traversing through the sewer tunnels.  It uses the 12.0 square wave for that gritty sound while all being in the darker key of G minor.

Tunnel Trek (8 - Bit)

‪All hop aboard the Mozdok Train!  Here is an 8-bit remix I made to share on my YouTube and soundcloud.  I hope you enjoy!‬

I used to perform a version of this piece with a middle eastern ensemble.  Ever since then, I've always loved this piece.  I thought it would be fun to make an 8-bit remix of it slightly inspired by the Megaman 2 Soundtrack.  (at least the drums and bass in the first section and chorus)  I hope you enjoy!  Don't forget to share this with friends to help my channel grow!  Thank you

Mozdok Train (8 - Bit)

This is a chiptune remix of an old banjo tune called Rock the Cradle Joe.  It's a simple melody, but that's what makes it catchy and easy to remember.  I just added a simple drum part as well as a bass line.  This is one of those tunes I always hum while working. I could see this being used for the first level of a retro video game.

I use Studio One 4 Presonus to make my compositions and remixes.

Rock The Cradle Joe (Chiptune Remix)

Check out this tune! I know its a change from 8-bit, but Im not strictly an 8 bit composer.  So this tune came to me one day when I was thinking to myself, "Odd meter doesn't have to be so rigid".  Being trained as a classical percussionists, we were always taught that 7/8 time was usually divided in 3 ways:  2-2-3  /  3-2-2 /  2-3-2.  As much as it made sense to learn it that way, I never felt that it grooved at all.  It always felt square.  So, I worked on making a bass line that grooved but was in 7/8 time.  From there, all the rest of the pieces fell into place. If you enjoy mix meter electronic music, please give this a like a share it with others who also enjoy such things.  


My music visualizers and logo were made with  www.Renderforest.com.  I highly recommend using them if you are looking for easy to use, professional looking videos/ logos etc. 

I use Studio One 4 Presonus to make my compositions and remixes.

The Seven Sands

I stumbled across this chord progression when I was in the 8th grade.  I was learning 4 mallet classical marimba when I accidentally hit C-E-G-B instead of C-E-G-C.  The sound of the seventh chord was way warmer and reminiscent than the chord I meant to play, but it was a happy accident.  I then started experimenting with that chord all up and down the keyboard until I came up with this little progression.  I've held onto this progression all of these years waiting for the right time to use it.  I think this was a good application.  Please Enjoy.


My music visualizers and logo were made with www.Renderforest.com. I highly recommend using them if you are looking for easy to use, professional looking videos/ logos etc.

I use Studio One 4 Presonus to make my compositions and remixes.

8th grade (Lo-fi)

*Original Beat*   *Submit Lyrics!*
This is another Middle Eastern electronic tune inspired by a lot of the music I heard growing up while playing doumbek.  However, Im not one to write lyrics.  If you guys want to send me some ideas for lyrics, that would be awesome!  Maybe we can even do a collaboration.

I use Studio One 4 Presonus / Garage Band  to make my compositions and remixes.

Egypt

Musician / Percussionist
8-bit original compositions / remixes
Electronic Music

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