Part of a set of high-bpm techno/breakcore tracks. The mixing doesn't sound all that great because it's taking me a while to improve at that part.

Supernope

Part of a project "about" overstimulation and sensory processing disorder.

Makebelieve Morning

Escape Wisconsin

From the same set of music as the tracks around it.

Future Dust

Part of an album that also includes most of the other tracks here.

With This Noise

Part of an album along with other tracks here.

Last Year's Forever

Part of an album along with these other tracks. Not sure about the mastering on this one yet.

Bonfire In Blue Neon

This kind of density and weirdness is what I'm aiming at. The music's an attempt to articulate the experience of being autistic but not in a cheesy literal way. 

All the "vocal" stuff is sourced from social media or FM radio and chopped so it's only marketing stuff, unrecognizable, and not use of any specific person's voice/speech. That's important to the autism-representation part; imagine you can't filter out any sights/sounds/colors/etc. and feel compelled to make decisions to organize the world into provisional coherence moment by moment but have 10k impulses for how to go about it. That's a typical day for me. 

The part at the end is actually scored for a full orchestra but the likelihood of that happening during a pandemic (or ever) is slim.

When You Watch Me Call You

More from the series of five or six songs directly under this. Note: in a lot of these songs I'm using sort-of-cheesy midi to fill in for actual choral and/or string orchestra parts I scored in case I ever win the lottery.

New You, New Compromises

Taking what some of the tracks beneath this do and pushing it way, way too far. See thread below for notes about sensory processing disorder and autism. (If this sounds overwhelming and chaotic, to me it's nothing compared to a brief trip to a grocery store.)

Visit Digital America Today Forever

Mostly electronic stuff, either very fast or mid-tempo, a lot of it abrasive without quite being noisy and badly mixed b/c I'm still sorting that part out.

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