strobosskobot live track: gr1m3^

Crangon

We just like them

'Microcosms Of The Macrocosm' is straight ahead Jazz Fusion track....

Dancing Forests and Singing Sands

Microcosms Of The Macrocosm

Sort of getting back into doing some of my own stuff that lurks in the back of my head. Nothing special really just nice and dark instrumental synth noodling :)

Dark Machine

From the upcoming album "Chromesthesia". Some of the equipment used: Nord Lead 4, ASM Hydrasynth, Kurzweil K2vx, Rob Papen Synths. Stratocaster guitar played by Skyfish.

Green

Manthy debuts on Turquoise Records with a dazzling three track Ep.

The greek singer-songwriter is pure uncut talent with a melodic and truly soulful voice. Sophisticated, smooth and sensual she combines 
subtle, ominous synth lines, in a musical movement reminiscing  synthpop, electro and new wave sound. 

This debut ep portrays a significant sonic aesthetics from the substantial upheavals lyrics to the outbreaking musical composition 
with a hint of nostalgia and cutting edge electronica!
Manty is definitely a young talent to be on the lookout for the future..

"Want It / You & I" EP

Manthy - Want It

Instrumental version.  Vocals coming soon

Two (Instrumental)

TRAMPELFÂD
rec.name: "the balance home"
credit:vst synth,allen+heath,lyra4,sp404a.kp3
date:27-1-2021

exhausting cashmere (TRAMPELFÂD)

Dry Ice

This song is about my Dog, Daisy.  I made a Youtube video if you want to see her:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4T-gEalx3OU

Right On Time

Originally I composed on an Atari 1040ste then evolved into tape mixing and basic PC use - eventually started using Cubase about 12 years ago with a couple of old analogue synths and some basic VST stuff and now and I use Studio One and a Nektar LX61+ keyboard. Literally everything sits on the desk now. I'm still not a musician and still spend hours programming and producing things by ear using whatever technology I have to get the results I like.  Some are good some are bad but its therapy for me nothing else and if people like some of it that's a bonus.

Dark Machine

Brian McCalmont