Just a little something I recorded onto the iPhone with auto-generated percussion from the Music Memos app.

Disclosure: January (Garage Band.)

Just a little something I recorded onto the iPhone with auto-generated percussion from the Music Memos app. :)

Daft Punk- Get Lucky (Garage Band.)

Where Are Ü Now (Mark George Remix) - LOW QUAL.

This is years old, just felt like putting it up here. I don't upload my shit much and this felt like a good place to start. 

Red Velvet was a tune I began to compose while eating, well, you guessed it, cake. Of the same kind, of course. I tried to make this synthy, progressive, perc-heavy tune that slowly builds up towards its 'orgasmic' high. As with an older deadmau5 piece, some would point out.

I sure hope so!
Cheers and happy listening!

The Summer Sessions

Red Velvet Cake.

Here's another one, about a year and a half old. 

The idea was to make a full-on disco track pulling all the stops. I wanted it to be pretty. I wanted it to be intricate. I wanted as much emulated organic sound as I could get. Hence the varied drum and percussive patterns. I wanted all the synths to sound as vintage and alive as possible, but also simultaneously conveying an inorganic feel. I wanted this intersection of real and virtual, melting into one, meeting at the horizon.

Forgive me if I sound all artsy about this. I'd hate to, really.

Also, the song is structured for verses, a bridge, a pre-chorus and a chorus. I dream of having Pharell or someone of his aesthetic on it someday. Unlikely, but can't a boy dream?

Here's to you guys. Enjoy this one!

You.

I put this up when I finished, but it was a low-qual upload and I hated how it sounded like that. So here it is as it was intended to be heard, ;)

Now, full disclosure, I don't really like the mainstream, but I have the utmost appreciation for the work of Diplo and Skrillex, both individually and together. And when this tune popped up, it amazed me. One of the most polarizing pop artists, probably ever, was actually cool now. No doubt, JB's career was set on the path to revival by their work. And for just that itself, it's historical.

And then there's the production. Absolutely phenomenal. Very left-field for radio, but crazy enough to work, of course, and that's what I loved most about it.

With all this working for it, and the place I was in at the time artistically, it just felt like something I had to do. Remix it. And here's what came of it. I'm not too proud of the track in it's entirety, but I am delighted every time I hear the double-speed 'deep-house' double bar in the drop, and I'd say for that, it is worth half a listen. Skip to the one-minute mark for the good stuff. :)

Have a great day everyone!

Where Are U Now (Mark George Rework.)

I repost tunes from all over that pique my interest and occasionally upload a few of my original creations for fun too. Feel free to scroll through and let me know what you think. And read my descriptions for an idea of what I want to pull off with each song I make!

Cheers and happy listening.  :)

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