Native Lands

Wrote this for my son a month before he was born as something he could sleep to - we've got lions & monkeys painted on his walls so I went for a downtempo jungle theme.  (It still plays every night while  he's sleeping)...thanks for checking it out. 

JungleGrooves

The image I had for this one while making it was that of a piece of white ceramic suspended on the end of a very thin wire - you're waiting for the ceramic to fall, but surprisingly the seemingly much too small wire holds it in place.... 

starts off with two bass tracks & ends with a first attempt at vocals...if they're not sufficiently buried in the mix. 

Haning From A Wire...mix3

Now It's Dark...

Dark, Organic, Rhythmically-Oriented, Electronica

Into The Woods

Temples

Simple little ditty... reminded me of a playhouse.

Phantom Ranch

Playhouse

Organic tribal piece - I had been reading the Alchemist & thinking of traveling through deserts.

Alchemy

chill beat, groovin bass line, smooth melodies

https://phantomranch.bandcamp.com/releases

Lazy G

This project was created over the past handful of years in my basement after everyone has gone to sleep. The concept is an attempt to capture the process of spiritual growth and is intended as a pensive/yoga/meditative piece. Everything but the guitar on "How Come You Say" & "Natalie" was recorded by me via Logic using everything from crinkling a Red Bull can to an old K2000, my bass, & of course plug-ins. The guitar was courtesy of Taylor Devault, a great friend & obviously one hell of a guitar player. I sincerely hope you enjoy the album. It has been a rewarding & creatively exciting process to create. 

https://phantomranch.bandcamp.com/releases