Help Me I Am In Hell

Unfinished One Hour Photo medley. "Good Thoughts" -> "Agfa Montage" -> "Wall of Photos". One of my favorite films. Track was started with intention of creating a cover EP of films/film scores I enjoyed/respected revolving around a common theme. 

One Hour Photo Medley

Decided to start letting go of tracks I've been working on/holding off on releasing to start anew. This is a four year old track that I collaborated with Yasean Lee on that has been tinkered with several times since its inception. I didn't like how short each section was of this song, but never really landed on an edit that I felt comfortable with. As such, I felt like the progression of this song was too fast, but I liked each section of it enough not to get rid of it or rework it. 

"Dirty Electro"

Demo of a remix for "Machinery" off the stellar Escape Goat OST. I had spoken with Ian about getting some stems to see what I could come up with for a possible remix and really locked into this track. Spent a weekend setting this all up and then unfortunately lost the subsequent free time to really shape things up. I liked the structure of this a lot; having played the game, I wanted to have a track that evolved but was also grounded in a mood that a player would enjoy while tackling puzzles in a dungeon. I also wanted to introduce some live instrumentation into the track...the ending was supposed to incorporate live drums to really provide a bombastic finish before looping back to the beginning again. Every time I listen to this, I can hear how it'd play out at the end and then get disappointed when it cuts out.

Machinery Remix (Demo)

This track is six (!) years old and was one of the first ones I wrote and produced. I never released it as I thought it'd be the intro of a different EP from the one I released in 2009, and serve as a counterpoint to the mood of that EP. 

Sunrise

This track, originally by Nine Inch Nails, was covered in memoriam of Lance Winston, who sadly passed away May 14th, 2009. It is featured in the tribute video for him, which can be found at the following link:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-6hlwE8mDs

Piano, Synth, Lead Guitar, Drum Programming, Vocals: Stephen Escobedo

We miss you, Lance.

Beside You In Time (Instrumental)

Remix of "On We March", originally by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross. Taken from The Social Network original soundtrack. 

On We March (Determined)

Lunchtime experimentation continues with this short track.

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