the second part of releasing something each week
~space dust~

a song featuring an arp, terracotta pots, and some generative synth solos

space dust

A number of wildlife recordings personally selected and noted by their recordist, Tony Baylis, from his, 'Utopia Field Recordings'.
This collection is available for auditioning via the NFSA website at

www.nfsa.gov.au/collection/search-collection

NFSA title No. 1242542 
Track No. 2

Tony Baylis - Australian Magpie (Cracticus tibicen)

Japanese Delight.

I get migraines. Bad ones. So I wrote a song about it. I don't normally make industrial music, but I thought I'd give it a shot for this one.
This is the first complete version of the track, I would like to record some more human vocals to complement the vocoded ones here.
Hopefully this does not give a migraine
Download available here on Soundcloud.

Feel the pain, Feel it again
Starting small, but it grows quickly.
Behind the eye, 
A pain inside
Punishment for my sins

It rises, entices, 
Bad decisions (bad decisions, now)
Now I feel it, yes its real,
It takes me out, it leaves no doubt.
I'm taken by its hold
Mygraine

On my knees, End it please
It's started, there's no going back
Nowhere to run, 
Once it's begun
It all fades all fades to black

[chorus]
I'm taken by its hold

Enter my brain and feel the strain,
Hard to conceal unending pain
And though I can't heal,
I'm not insane,
The feeling is real 
Mygraine.

(synth solo)

[chorus]
Mygraine

Mygraine

Tomorrows DJ Electro Mix

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QUEEN BEE

I am a composer, producer and performer from Canberra, Australia. I mainly make jazz music, but I tinker in hip-hop, electronic and pretty much everything else. I play trumpet, bass, keys and EWI. My music is available on iTunes, Spotify, Apple Music, and most other online stores. The best place to support me is bandcamp. This is where the music is cheapest (often FREE).
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Mygraine

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