A song inspired by a conversation had with a friend in the early half of the pandemic. The isolation had made my friend forget which day of the week it had been and we got into the subject of how long we think this will go for. The response I gave became the title of this song. In retrospect the words Til Next Summer became a moving marker for so many things that got put on hold. In some ways I'm still looking for the end of the nightmare.

Til Next Summer [a Song Of The Pandemic]

This song among several others were written nearly 20 years ago. There's several original recordings of it that I'll eventually release with the single version I'm previewing here. I'm also thinking of making this song in a 1950s classic rock style but that's still in the queue behind so many other songs I'm working on. Hopefully you like this version and will listen to it when it releases wide on Nov. 1st.

November Fading [Digital Sadness Remake]

You're Not in Mine (Rough Cut)

I wrote the first version of this song some 20 years ago. Feeling the overwhelming weight of living through historical size events every week pushed me to rewrite the song and fully record it. Whether it'll be heard by anyone, who knows? But I had to say something in some of the best ways I know how. Soon I'll release it wide but I thought I'd share it to SoundCloud first.

*It's been fully copyrighted in my name to the Library of Congress*

The Paradise Version of Hell

I created this track several years ago but I wasn't ever fully satisfied with the sound. Now I've tinkered with it and I'm happy with the way it is. It's a long one so I think of it as something you'd listen to while working out, running, or if you're just looking for an excuse to move your body. 

Dark Provocatour 2025 [Remastered]

Creative Artist in CA, self expression is my aspiration.

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