Seven

Seven (feat. Jason Goessl, Jason Reisdorf & Ryan Thomas)

Just me noodlin' on a bass guitar mostly. But also for some reason I get dubstep vibes at parts of these?? idk iz a weird ep

Bassjam I

This is my first "Prog Rock" (progressive rock) genre song that I've covered. It's from 1970 by Sugarloaf (cute name, huh?). There are about five different versions out there that were recorded and published (one even 20 minutes long). This one is close to the version played on the radio so it is much, much, shorter. It has a harder feel to it than the last few, but once this song train starts rolling, it stays rolling. It has quite a complex organ solo which took a while to figure out, but wow! This song (prog) rocks!

Here is my instrumental rendition of Green Eyed Lady.

Green Eyed Lady - written by Corgetta, Phillips, Riordon (1970)
Album: Sugarloaf (1970)
Arr: ARMoyer
DAW: Presonus Studio One 7.2 - 16 tracks
DAC: Presonus STUDIO 26c

Final Mix: July 17, 2025 - Alan R. Moyer - ARMSong Music
Green Eyed Lady v3i-ARM-20250717-O11K14-12.wav


Green Eyed Lady

Life (or no life) in Bardo

1853. Resonare de sonata. Dedicated to Tatyana Ilyicheva

1853. Resonare de sonata - Part II

1853. Resonare de sonata - Part I

1853. Resonare de sonata - Part III

A Progressive Rock–Latin fusion EP that takes you on a journey. Blending powerful, heavy sections with soft, intimate melodies and immersive soundscapes.

muerde y ladra

bye bye

zaragoza

Hello! I'm a third year music production student at Leeds Beckett.

Listen 2 while driving.

If u prefer: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6CmKJGcpekLAQVikjOCvZK?si=-R5wHf4HTHCa_PkmC4oc5g

New tracks tagged #PROG-ROCK