"Rearview Flames" is a slow-burning Americana track built on harmonica, desert imagery, and the quiet weight of moving on without closure. It’s a dusty road song tracing the long miles between what’s left behind and what still lingers in the rearview. Steady and unhurried, it carries the echoes of regret, distance, and the things too heavy to name.

Rearview Flames

I travel a little for work, sometimes to these far away towns where there isn’t to many people. I feel that it’s strange to be in places you don’t know alone and for me it makes my mind wander. Which isn’t something that I want to happen, so I decided that I wanted to use these places to develop songs and try make something good out of the loneliness of it all. 

The North Stations is a compilation of songs that I made trying to tell the story of where I was and what those towns where to me. So, I began carting my guitar, harmonicas and my recording equipment around with me to these stations and went from there. 

I can say that the conditions I made these songs or any of my music really has not been ideal for recording. Still its apart of what makes the songs connected to me and the outback of Australia. I hope you find enjoyment in them. 

Laura's Theme

Just Over The Hills

Georges Theme

Knife Fight

The Lord

A cosmic blues lament under a midnight sky. Each moon a question, each note a confession, wrapped in the quiet gravity of loss.

A journey painted in sound — each track a brushstroke of color, light, and shadow. This album blends intimate melodies with vivid textures, carrying the listener through moments of stillness, longing, and quiet joy. Like a canvas touched by both sunrise and dusk, it invites you to wander inside its landscapes, to feel the warmth and the hush between notes.

Nine Moons and the White Dress

Nine Moons

Evening Redness

This mellow track features a simple arrangement centered around a harmonica, enhanced with delay and reverb to create a soothing atmosphere.  

The first two tracks, crafted using a MIDI keyboard, provide depth and immersion, forming an airy and dreamlike backdrop with a two-octave C chord.  The third track  introduces a C blues harmonica, improvising away in a mostly slow tempo that may evoke a sense of relaxation and introspection.  

The overall effect feels as if the harmonica is gently drifting from a distance allowing space to connect with thoughts and emotions.



Hello, Jeff from Afar

Slow the Flow drifts in like warm light through a rainy night — a smoky, late-hour jam that blends bluesy harmonica bends, muted trumpet swells, and breathy alto sax harmonies. The groove is slow and confident, built on lazy upright bass walks, brushed snares, and the steady heartbeat of congas and shaker. Rhodes chords spill into the air like candlelight while the vocals tell the story of moving through life at your own pace, unbothered by the noise of the world, grounded in self-love and freedom. Recorded with an open structure for extended solos and brass interplay, this track slides between jazz brass, Americana roots, and after-hours soul — perfect for a jam band’s midnight set when the crowd is swaying and the night is endless.

Slow the Flow

Heart Blossom Sanctuary: learning/experimenting making electronic music using LogicPro, flutes/whistles, an electric dulcimer, MIDI keyboard controller...

"🎧 TorGio Records • Leya & AI • Ambient, Psychedelic, Soul • Mindful music for every mood • SoundCloud-first".

I make SHITTY soundtrack music and other SHITTY music

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