This is my second installment of music oriented around parkour, if you have done enough runs then you know the feels of the police being assholes about it. Some are pretty cool and encourage it, but others seem to be jealous or have nothing better to do than to than give you shit for running on things your tax dollars pay for. Currently waiting on the Tapp Brothers to use some of their audio from 'The Day That Parkour Died' Video on youtube to finish this piece. If you enjoy it then heart that shit and leave a comment. Thanks!

The Cheetah and The Gazelle (Sample)

This is my first attempt at house music, not quite sure if it's good or not, I made it when I was younger and never thought there would be much practical use for it. Chuck Palahniuk pointed at that Starry Eyes is looking for background content for a particular scene so I thought screw it I'll upload this and see where it goes.

Rendezvous Incognite

An instrumental I created almost a decade ago now, it was heavily influenced by both Eastern Japanese and  Western Classic instruments. A lot of unconventional use of harmonic dissonance that balances in between set scales with a very basic percussion sequence. I figured something like this would be ideal for action scenes for a film during a war.  

Harp of War

In the whale justice system, net-based offenses are considered especially heinous. In the Sea of Cortez, the dedicated detectives who investigate these vicious nettings are members of an elite squad known as The Special Whales Unit. These are their stories.
Dun Dun

-Kamikaze319

Law and Order Deep Aquatic Division

Did I forget to mention I grew up in a trailer park?

Hidden Track IF I CANT SMOKE AND SWEAR IM FUCKED

 I've added variation and left the closing chord something more atune to my taste. Many people also do not know that this piano piece in particular while written by Hailey has the same chord progression in the intro to Cliffs of Dover by Eric Johnson. The variations I use in the beginning and middle of the piece are companionized to show Cliffs of Dover. It's one of my favorites because without it the song would not have been such a hit in my novice opinion.   

All My Live (All My Life Rendition)

Originally created on piano and later adapted for a string quartet, E.Rigby is one of my favorites. Melodies set in E and natural minor harmonies always have a powerfully haunting vibe to them. My interpretation, for what it's worth. John and Paul would often spend time in a field near a Liverpool cemetery that they later found both had a tombstone of Eleanor Rigby and a man named McKinzey. Paul attributes this to subconscious association, but it's fun to think that maybe he was tapping into some kind of memory stream. 

Helleanor Rigby (Variation of Eleanor Rigby)

All the way back in 2006 I was experimenting with chords and riffs that could cause someone to lose their balance and break their concentration. I was at a kegger and played this track which made two people vomit. This is due mainly to the chugging bass and the rapid synth in a tight polyphonic arp.    

Dissonance

TDD HWY rendition

Santeria rendition on steel piano. A few Chord twists. For my baby.

Nemo Maxime