Section 7 Jeremy J. Saks - Section 7

You can take the dummy out of the math rock band, but you can't take the math rock out of the dummy or some shit?

Math Rock For Dummies

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Willow

6th piece in a series of experiments to try other approaches:
'The A Priori' (piano / strings, bass, art painting: Ax.W.)
You're welcome to listen if you like, if you can.

“It is better to keep your mouth closed and let people think you are a fool than to open it and remove all doubt.” (Mark Twain)

https://soundcloud.com/axelweis/sets/future-collection

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Future VI: The A Priori

Video; https://youtu.be/JaiTBakK-og

Made in #Ableton (January 2025)

Genres;
#Dance
#EDM
#Electronic

Above Dreams

Written and Performed by Stevo
Synths: Korg Volcas and Korg Minilogue

Snow Daze

Typo Type Beat

Instrumental, violin & synthesizers. Kalwang is a place name in Austria that I notices while driving from Maribor to Bamberg. 
filename: Kalwang-9-6-2025-mr
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Picture https://flic.kr/p/aKzUW6 Flickr CC BY Thomas Kriese

Kalwang

The eagle-eared amongst you may recognise this little number as a re-imagining of my 2017 tune, Source Code. It's been remixed, remastered and generally rebooted to form an (almost) entirely new piece. Some might say that it's been mercifully shortened too.

The artwork is a picture of Unusual Balance, a wood-turning sculpture by the brilliant artist and all-round ace craftsman, Lillo Pisano. See more of his incredible work on Instagram: www.instagram.com/lillopisano/ and on Facebook: www.facebook.com/Lillopisanoart/

Return To The Source was created during Spring 2019.

Return To The Source

I make lo-fi, melodic, instrumental electronica, conceived, composed and recorded using only a laptop and a digital audio workstation (currently Ableton Live 11).

Due to domestic constraints, I work entirely on headphones so it probably follows that my recordings are best appreciated via the same medium.

When you've finished here, why not take a look at my videos on YouTube or head over to Twitter to see if I've uttered anything profound recently? (I probably haven't but you never know...)

Many thanks for visiting. Please come back again soon.

Return To The Source

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