From the perspective of a toddler having a day with his dad.

A Day At The Park With Dada

Here is my acoustic guitar cover of Radiohead's Optimistic from their Kid A album.

Optimistic (Radiohead acoustic cover)

Here is an old song that's been kicking around for years. This song always reminded me of the Breeders. I made all the verses to be couplets from Breeders songs. They got some weird lyrics. The chorus is completely my own. 

The idea was that it could be like a Glass Onion song makes all these references to their previous songs. Of course would sound great if they sang it with those amazing voices of theirs.

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Not Too Fast (2015) 1.1

A version of an earlier song I posted performed live. This time with vocals and a slightly different arrangement. Shortened to 3 and a half minutes. 

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I Miss Your Face 1.4

Lucky 1.5

My cover of Nirvana's cover of the classic David Bowie song.

The Man Who Sold The World 1.0

First multi track demo in a while. This song is missing a bass. there are no effects or EQ in this song. Everything is raw analog recording except for the drums which are analog samples. EZDrummer. To be replaced by an actual drummer.

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See You 2.0

Second multi track demo from the 2010s called I Miss Your Face. No bassline or really any lead guitar. No effects at all on any track.

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I Miss Your Face 2.0

A song written in collaboration with Nir Levanon, Masa Aeneya, Tiffanie Csortos, and myself about life in a big city, particularly New York. How so many hopeful people come here to make it big and get chewed up by it instead.

The City Life

Here is a multi-track demo of a brand new song about child abuse. Starts out with a tense chorus that has an off beat. This just has drums, rhythm guitar, and vocals. Very bare bones scratch vocals and guitar. I envision this played on an electric guitar ultimately to have more aggression or anger in the music. This is currently a nylon acoustic. I use my nylon acoustic to write most of my songs. Very basic song structure of chorus, verse, chorus, verse, chorus. Let me know what you think.
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I Can See It

Malcolm - I Can See It 2.2

Native New Yorker guitar playing music composer with 100s of unfinished songs mostly in the instrumental phase.

Malcolm Espinosa

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