Ambient

Improvised multi-layer using Korg Radias and Kaossilator.  Imagine trying to balance a bunch of chairs on a frozen lake...

Stable

No whales were harmed in the creation of this song.  They are not real whale sounds, sorry.  Improvised guitar and old Yamaha keyboard through an effects pedal.  Whale sounds were keyboard in portamento through the effects pedal.

Sad Whales

Improvised song on my old Yamaha keyboard through a guitar effects pedal.  The coolest part of this song is the unintentional recorded feedback matched up with what I was playing.

Standard

Collaboration project between Bismuth Sky and NOSTRUMUVA.  If you put a neodymium magnet between two bismuth ingots and then put another large magnet above that, you can get the small magnet to float because bismuth is diamagnetic.  Bismuth Sky provided the bass track and I improvised Akai EWI4000s over top of that and ran it through audacity to provide more of a drone ethereal sound.

Diamagnetic

Improvised Korg Radias keyboard, then I went back and improvised chromatic harmonica over top of it with an echo pedal.

By A Thread

This is an improvised psychedelic drone song with a bit of funk on a Korg Radias keyboard.

Mystic Mustard

This is a song I planned out some, not improvised.  The only instrument used is my Korg Radias keyboard, and I modulated my own voice with the Korg Vocoder that is built into the keyboard.

Watch It Rain

I wrote this song right after buying polishing supplies to fix a scratched fake marble sink in my old condo.  I was upset but trying to calm down.  This is a multi-layer improvised song with me on Korg Radias keyboard and also using a Kaossilator.

Polishing Supplies

I wrote this song after I finally finished fixing the scratched sink in my old condo.  Improvised song with Korg Radias keyboard.

White Rouge

This is my improvised multi-layer performance using Korg Radias keyboard alone.  All effects, including the cricket sounds, were from the keyboard.

Island Embers

This is my live improvised algorithmic coding performance that I later ran through audacity with some filters.

Burning Sanctuary

My attempt at making a radioactive song :)

This is a live improvised algorithmic coding performance in Tidal Cycles.

Geiger Counter

I was trying to make a song that made me feel cold.  Duet improvisation in one take.  My girl is the one playing the handpan, with me on Korg Radias keyboard.

Ice Cave

Completely improvised song on Korg Radias keyboard, with multiple overdubbed improvisations.

Parsnip

This is an algorithmic live improvisation intended to drone.

Moonlight Algorithm

This is a live improvised algorithmic song that I wrote in Tidal Cycles using Haskell programming language and recorded it, then I filtered through Audacity to achieve the effect I was going for, which was some kind of Tibetan drone.

Basalt

This sad clown ran between some buildings in the city to cry next to a dumpster when nobody liked his show.  This is an improvised song that was later heavily edited in audacity to achieve what a lot of people sounds like "underwater", but I just call it "creepy sad".

Pathetic

This is one of my BOSS RC 50 loop pedal 1 track overdubs.  I recorded all parts improvised over the same track using Korg Radias keyboard, and a Korg Ko-1 Kaossilator.  I wouldn't call it trance techno, but instead "drone" techno.

Tick Trick

Gadolinium is the 64th element of the periodic table.  It is normally used as a contrast agent in MRI scans, but many people develop bad symptoms after having it injected into their blood.  The positive properties are that gadolinium is magnetic when at room temperature, but loses it's magnetic properties slightly above room temperature, allowing you to create a Curie Engine with a little bit of temperature difference.

Gadolinium

I was inspired by Claude Debussy for this song.

Encouraged

For reasons unknown but time will tell...
Multi-instrumentalist, all types of music, all types of methods.
Occasional collaborations with other artists.
Sometimes I post the sheet music if it's piano.
Lately, my favorite instrument is a TE OP-1 Field keyboard.