This song reflects a lot of tension (representing the present) and a middle section that is jubilant and reflects the way things could be. We live in a world of specialized training, but our minds need to start working holistically and thinking about the welfare of our brothers and sisters.

This Just In

This is, as the title may suggest, a funk song that experiments with panned organs that are comping each other and virtual synths that have been processed through amp simulators. This is the final arrangement of the song, but I would like to further mix and, finally, master it.

I Don't Give A Funk!

Some heavy synth bass, funky syncopated rhythms, and ambient melodic instruments. Like the others, it will be mixed soon since the arrangement is where I want it.

Summa That

My vision for this track is in dramatic television. Slow beginning, dramatic climax, and an easy decline.

Learning To Trust

Jazz progression with an electronic beat and disco elements.

Cowriter and guitarist-Trevor Clark 

Doodads For You, Dad

Synthesizers and pianos for a feel-good jam. 

Yes, or Piano?

Hard-hitting synth action. It has a grungy overdrive feel but I think the melodies came out pretty smooth. 

Whippersnapper

This is a song I have had written for a while and never had a chance to finish a recording of, until now!

 All production credits go to Zack Davidson. He also played drums and guitar for this track.  Also, the badass bass guitar is by Bert Shoaff, Thanks for the help guys.

Never Enough

This is the third time this song has went into production. Third time's a charm, right? Great musicianship all around and a great mix to boot. FINALLY I can put this song away and focus on my next creative endeavor! 


Written by Parker Roush
Bass: Garret Cline
Guitar: Daniel Phelps
Drums: Mark Everetts
Produced and Engineered by Mark Everetts. 

Your Words

First and foremost, I write music, and then I attempt to produce it. I have been playing piano and writing songs since I can remember. The purpose behind this site is simply to share my creative works. I am  interested in music for advertising and dramatic television and often find myself composing for a purpose. I like to play with the line between creative and effective in an effort to create music that is both interesting and useful. 

Parker Roush

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