This ancient flutterby, with its luminous wings catching the dappled sunlight of the rainforest, is a creature of myth and wonder. Its wings, reminiscent of stained glass, bear intricate patterns that seem to shift and shimmer with every beat. A delicate tracery of veins, like glowing threads of gold, adds to their ethereal beauty. As it flits through the lush foliage, it leaves a trail of shimmering dust, like stardust scattered across the verdant tapestry of the rainforest.

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I've written my own stuff since I was a kid and have basically chronicled my life, which most songwriters do. I was quite into guitar until I broke my hand fending off an intruder who tried to break into my home. Little finger didn't play fair. So now I'm into synths and keyboards, have built a decent collection including a Moog Matriarch, Prophet 5 Rev4, the Behringer 2600 and 2500 semi-modular, the UDO Super 6 (truly awesome), Novation Peak, Yamaha Modx6 (such a workhorse),  Deepmind 12, Digitakt, Modal Cobalt (surprising and, yes, digital) and the Behringer Crave. They each have their strengths, but the Matriarch is my go to for inspiration. (Update: Super 6 is now the fave)

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Peter Judd