One of the bands from Grand Theft Auto that reappeared in Grand Theft Auto 2 was Stylus Exodus. This was another Funk number I wrote and recorded for them.  The title "Toucan Pie" was a play on the "Pecan Pie" scene from "When Harry Met Sally".

Stylus Exodus - Toucan Pie (Composer's Cut)

Another of the reprised acts from the original Grand Theft Auto was Stikki Fingerz. This was the second track I wrote and recorded for them.  The track's lyric was written by Paul Mackie who also provided the amazing lead vocal for the band.

Stikki Fingerz - Holdin' It Out For You (Composer's Cut)

Classic-style, electronic horror. A throwback to the 70's, the era of Prophet synths. 

The Spectre

ORACLE

I saw a UFO on a horse in Mexico
in the lonely night time, where my dog died
ET it called my name, I never heard that thing again
on the zombie mountain where the dead die

they don't eat people
they don't watch TV
or worship satan

strange days moving on
AI and the Higgs Boson 
and the looming deadline murder suicide
I pray for everyone as a godless sapien 
as the zoo impound us all

they don't eat people
they don't watch TV, no
or worship satan
or read astrology
they don't eat people
they don't watch TV, NO!
or worship satan

I saw a UFO, oh I don't see the sun no more
in eternal darkness, where the dark die
ET it called my name, I never heard that thing again
on the zombie mountain, where the dead die, NO



Utopia Defeated

Satan

Singularity

StickMen
Official Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LH4whwf6rFA

StickMen

Stick Men

Out Now on...
Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/album/7nTyWYSWNzTIktD84HmILi
I tunes - http://itunes.apple.com/album/id1300984160?ls=1&app=itunes

A song inspired by EPIC visions such as The War of the Worlds and The Terminator - About the rise of consumerism and technology as we move towards a new age of artificial intelligence.

I originally intended this song to be an instrumental but after some experimentation and a kick arse verse from Christian I couldn't resist but write to it.

Produced arranged & composed by Jason Clarke
Written by Jason Clarke and Christian Rourke

Singularity

Mike Sims