pharcyde & goapele  mashup done in 2011-2012?

closer 2 the far side

produced/mixed by Zakariya Khan 
Mastered by Alec Ness 
Cover by Rhianna Hajduch

PEPPERMYNT

if you know you know

https://www.nts.live/shows/guests/episodes/deep-cuts-w-billy-lemos-15th-december-2022

Deep Cuts w/ Billy Lemos & Rostam 151222

just some songs that never made it to the light til now unmixed and unmastered straight raw dog

Bestfriend Melly Milf Melly

lyrics:
I’ve told you you are the man of my dreams
I didn’t really know how it feels
to have met my needs
to have someone I can lean 
onto
with you

I can feel like such a fool
even when i'm with you
i'm not sure if i can deal 
with this, properly
properly 

it scares me to open up
in the past i had a fuss
with getting what i want
yet i was, starstruck
starstruck

I’ve told you you are the man of my dreams
I didn’t really know how it feels
to have met my needs
to have someone I can lean 
onto
with you

feelings 4 u [prod sochildish & jimijupiter]

Light It Again

song about a fleeting love <3 from me to you

my own

lixr on rox (prod by gtai)[demo]

Where You Headed

Recent trends in music composition push bounds by creating pieces which are either more complex or simpler than works of the past. And yet, our ability to understand and be interested in the compositions at these extremes has kept pace. In this talk, Michael Cuthbert shows how simple minimalist processes give rise to highly ambiguous structures, while many of the most complex moments are reducible to easier to comprehend processes. The effect of potentially endless works—including sections of Beethoven symphonies–will generalize the talk to other musical styles and other media. Cuthbert, visiting assistant professor of music at MIT, has worked extensively on fourteenth-century music and on music of the past 40 years. A recipient of the Rome Prize of the American Academy, Cuthbert earned his Ph.D. from Harvard in 2006.

Michael Cuthbert, "Ambiguity, Process, and Information Content in Minimal Music"

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Michael Cuthbert, "Ambiguity, Process, and Information Content in Minimal Music"

MIT Comparative Media Studies/Writing

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