Mashup of 10 songs from the Foo Fighters' 1997 album, "Colors And Shapes".

Colors And Shapes (Foo Fighters mashup)

Theo and Cockroach drop some knowledge about Shakespeare. Cliff is not impressed. Watch the video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yni4dfxvxa8

Chillydowncoolback (Cosby Show remix)

Intro from "Fluorescent": Remixes and mash-ups of things I grew up with.

(an announcement)

Mashup of 8 songs from Weezer's 1994 "Blue" album.

Blue (Weezer mashup)

More Or Les travels through time and visits the BBC's radiophonic workshop. Watch the video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SCE7rOxDSLQ

Exterminate (Dr. Who remix)

Mashup of 8 songs from Soundgarden's 1994 album, "Superunknown".

With Your Hands (Soundgarden mashup)

Mashup of all 13 songs from the Smashing Pumpkins' 1993 album "Siamese Dream".

Siamese Dreaming (Smashing Pumpkins mashup)

If You Threw A Party (Golden Girls remix)

Fresh Prince Funk (Fresh Prince of Bel-Air remix)

Mashup of 11 songs from Radiohead's 1997 album, "OK Computer" with the vocals from "Creep".

OK Creep (Radiohead mashup)

Old Man Mose Is Dead

Rush Hour

Conversation Piece

This Map Is Not To Scale

Aldwych Ave.

Good Morning

Party in the Bathroom

Preskription

"Let's Spend the Day Together". A.M.'s friends, family, and fans recorded audio of things they did on May 23rd, 2008. A.M. used samples from those recordings to make this album.
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Breakfast Club

Leading the Blind

Ice Fishing

True Patriot Groove

A.M.'s third album, built around samples from old home movies.
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(Music Makes People Feel Better)

Breezy

Come Back

A.M.'s second album, "Underground", built around samples from Toronto's transit system.
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The Darkest Hour

Interlude - Lost & Found

Eastbound

Thanks to all who came, and to all who contributed a word to the voice recorder.

Main sample is from "La Vie En Rose" by Yves Montand. With a little Etta James for good measure.

Thank You Song (deeelightful version)

Thanks to all who came, and to all who contributed their word to the voice recorder. Especially my cousin-in-law Jonny, who felt the sudden urge to share his love of chip butty.

Most of the percussion is from the sounds of the house staff cleaning up after the reception; folding chairs, taking down tables, etc.

Guitar sample is from "Somebody Oughta Turn Your Head Around" by Crystal Mansion. Sax from "It's Just Begun" by The Jimmy Castor Bunch.

Thank You Song (chip butty version)

From "Underground" - 2006.  Featuring some of A.M.'s 4th-grade students on the last day of school, 2006.


Boom Snap Clap

Shoulder Pads & Shiny Shoes

From "Let's Spend the Day Together" - 2009
Windchimes recorded in a department store in Tokyo.

Windchimes

A.M. takes bits of music from here and there, and puts them into a computer. Next, he plays some instruments to go along with the bits of music, adds a funky beat or two, and dances around in his room with much enthusiasm.

A.M.'s music has been featured in film, theatre, on radio and television. He has incited dancing at venues across Toronto, and has been featured as part of the Wavelength series, North by Northeast, and Toronto Indie Week festivals. A.M.'s music has also been featured on CBC radio and in the Globe & Mail, which made his parents very proud. He has also done remixes for a number of artists from various styles. He'd very much like to remix your music, and if you feel the same way, just ask him.

By day, A.M. teaches 8th grade English and Social Studies in Toronto. Some of his students think it's pretty cool that he makes music. But on the other hand, he's a grown-up, so it can't be all that cool.

If you are a fan of Lemon Jelly, Groove Armada, DJ Shadow, Mr. Scruff, or other electronic/hip hop/ambient instrumental artists, chances are you will like A.M. But you don't have to.

A.M.'s music will make you think and dance at the same time, which is fun, but looks rather silly.

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