A mixture of electronic styles that I've produced over the last few months. 

Stuff it!

Tropicana

Sniffler

Swimming in Treorchy

Eggy Sunday

Twinkies

Hitman and Keeyes

Low Fire

Only Jah Can Heal You

Here is my 2025 re-recording of Spot The Dog's instrumental track, "Great Pressure". As originally recorded in Randy Sparks' trailer studio, it appeared as the b-side to the band's 1985 single, "It's Christmas Time" (which I have also recently re-recorded; see my Bandcamp). I wrote this song as an exercise in using some of the first software MIDI sequencers available for personal computers, and I never had any intention of releasing it. But the rest of my band heard it and insisted that it be put to tape. The band's keyboardist/guitarist John Reed dubbed in a bunch of cool guitar tracks and turned it into a rocker. At some point, we needed to select a flip side for our Christmas single, and it was decided that it needed to be this freaky little diddy. Go figure. Learned a bunch of new recording and automation processes in making this fresh version. Instruments used: Moog Minimoog, Oberheim OB-Xa, FXpansion Strobe 2, various PreSonus sound modules and amp sims.

Great Pressure (2025)

Mixing Badly, Selecting Heavy.
Instagram - @dominiclandrews

The synthpunk persona of Kit Watson. What we have here is a mish-mash of old and new; fresh attempts and stale goodies; mostly original, with a smattering of covers. Much of this has not been mastered properly, and most of it was executed in "toy software". Now that I have the right gear for the job, a self-titled album is in the works. Don't hold your breath, though. I'm the Tom Scholz of synthpunk. It's not ever perfect until it's perfect. I have also decided not to post here any versions of any of the songs going onto the album. When the album releases, that's when all the songs will be available.

New tracks tagged #StudioOne