Made this with Jack back in 2009. Damn...we were 16. We were trying to make something we could rap over, but never got to writing any lyrics. Stupid ass sounds.

Dis Beat (ft. Jack Gertridge)

Just found this song in my library from 2009. Original song Grahame Fitz and I recorded over intersession in high school. Saxophone played by Charlie Fitz.

Grahame and I never actually turned this lil jam in to a song, but I wish we did. We recorded this with one mic, so one guitar is way louder than the other. We stopped playing cuz Tommy came over. At 39 seconds, you can hear him saying "Hola" through my window. 

2009

Intersession Song #4 (Demo)

Ooooh, the reggae dubs. I have lots. This was my first one. I made it freshman year after getting my mac. 
All my dubs are instrumentals...come to think of it, almost all my music is instrumental

2008

Reggae Dub

my second reggae dub! slightly stoopid's "Anywhere I Go" influenced me to make this one.

2008

Reggae Dub #2

This dub is horribly out of tempo, but I like some of the sounds anyway. 
I use the wah from garageband on my guitar panned through the left speaker - i think it makes a nice blend with the organ and piano.
i was listening to a lot of bob marley around this time i think.
i could never keep my solos in time for some reason....

2009

Reggae Dub #3

The opening "Selassi I" was trent's voice. I say the "mind trip". I like this dub, probably more than any of my others. 
I can hear some parts that are influenced by Rebelution. The bass line is definitely influenced by Bob Marley's "So much trouble in the world"

2009

Reggae Dub #4

this was the last reggae dub i've made, and..its not really finished, but i like it. 

2009

Reggae Dub #5

an intersession song grahame and i made that never made it to the studio. its really rough, and i like the concept. my guitar solo is gnarly and out of time. i dont really know if it fits with the mood either, but i kept it in there anyway. 

2009

Intersession Beat BRada

Grahame Fitz and I wrote this song as sophomores in high school. We were lucky enough to use a professional recording studio and had our friend, Calvin, sing our lyrics. The first half of the song catches the most attention and the second half is mostly a jam. I played three out of the four guitars as well as bass guitar.

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