A short excerpt from my demo for my song "Rotten Love". Final cut will be released soon. This is just a teaser.

Rotten Love Short Demo Excerpt

In the midst of recording scratch tracks and final cuts, and this popped out of my head.

Never To Be Found Demo

This is a cover of P.J. Harvey's "Send His Love To Me" released on Island records in 1995. I changed a few lyrics to have a male perspective instead of  a female one. I admire her as an artist and a musician, and this is my homage to her. This is free to download.

Send Her Love To Me (P.J. Harvey cover)

Inspiration struck in the early hours of the morning. A rough demo with only a kick drum through the entire song. Also, I will write a bridge for this piece.

Electronic Soul Demo

My latest song. Titled "Musex" because of the sexual nature of music.  A play on words. Recorded with live synthesizers and a live drum machine. Vocals ran live through an fx processor.
Lyrics-
"Musex,
Run and Grind, through space and time,
Follow decline, invade your mind,

You move so slowly, my thoughts are wrecked,
Turn around to the sound of loud Musex,

I think about you in darkest room,
Raise your eye to the sky, surrender to the moon,
Rock your body from side to side,
Feel the heat of the beat as it's spread far and wide,

Come dance with me, child of night,
Let the rhythm shine its prism, bathe you in its light,
Take my hand now, do you dare see,
How I can make you feel alive and so free?,

Musex, Musex, Musex

Musex

A short section of the song I'm working on. All the instrumentation is done, and I am currently writing lyrics. More coming soon.

Kathrin Short Excerpt No Vox

Here's a song I re-recorded. I wrote this piece back in 2008 for my final in my first semester of Music Theory. Titled "The Sentimental Sway". Enjoy.

The Sentimental Sway

Just having a little fun. Sorry for the cello in the beginning, I'm not sure how to turn down the bass response on FL studios. Hope you enjoy.

In The Mood For Something Beautiful?

A song I composed using my synthesizers and a drum machine. One of my latest works.

Systems Fail

A song titled Soul Rock! that I performed with my brother, Gabriel Gonzales, aka Last Dying Pop Star for a new electronic music band we are starting together under the temporary pseudonym, "Soul Rock", this name will change soon. The song was recorded live with an analog synthesizer and a modular synthesizer, along with a Korg kaosillator. The only tracks that weren't live were the vocals, and two drum loops that were put in during post-production. This is our first single.

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