U-Veg Out Feast

X-Broken Knot

Z-Decompress November

Don't let me ever fall
Cuz I know I'll bleed, hurt, and crawl. 

Don't Let Me Fall

Well, after a weekend of watching football...how fitting it is that this Monday starts with a punt!  

This is not the track that I originally wanted to post today, but just as we launched Icarus into the sky, the poor soul was blasted by one of the bots laser beams.  (We will try to rebuild him.)  

I'm a bit surprised, as the only thing that could have run afoul of the bots were some movie snippets--and usually the bots ignore those.  Not this morning.  

Luckily, I had another Monday worthy track ready to go today.  Monday's, here, as you may know, are when we reach back to the time when Interbay experiments were posted (along with music videos) on Facebook.  (This would be from January 2023 to May 2024, at which time I switched to posting tracks exclusively on SoundCloud.)  

This recent Monday formula is to take one of those tasks and push it through the Fun Factory that is the RRR protocol.  RRR stands for Rethink, Remake, Remix.  My goal is to take another go at these older tracks with the additional skills that experience have, hopefully, granted me.  It is also a chance to update these tracks to the standards and criteria I have for posting tracks on SoundCloud--for example, all of the tracks that I post on SoundCloud MUST have a vocal element, which was NOT true of all of the tracks I'd posted on Facebook.  

It can be fun to revisit the ideas I had then and see how I might do things differently.  And the end result is a strong Interbay track, even if you aren't at all familiar with the original (though, the tracks are still on Facebook if you want to compare and contrast.) 

This track is a burst of caffeine to wake you up on a Monday morning...or a way to pregame for heading out to the clubs on any night of the week.  Tons of energy in the bouncing bass guitar, the drums, the arpeggios...it is trying its best to live up to being worthy of its central demand that you "Don't Stop Dancing."  

Not sure what will happen to the RRR track I originally tried to post today.  Might have to be locked into the deepest level of The Vault (where only the brave...and perhaps, someday, the Patreoners, will ever have access to it.  We'll see.  I may also put it BACK through the RRR wringer one more time to take out whatever might have angered the bots and try to post it agian in the future.)  

For now, though...please give a listen to what was once known as "Experiment 24" and is now the latest Interbay track, "Don't Stop Dancing".  

Like it, if you do--that really helps!  So does reposting, sharing, adding to playlists, and commenting.  

There's new Interbay, EVERY SINGLE DAY (so far!), so FOLLOW this page to see in what crazy directions this project will take you!  Thank you!

"Don't Stop Dancing" (exp24 RRR) *exclusive remix*

An electronic instrumental with a poppy quirky melodies. Or melodies. A fine mess.

Moth Love

Believe it or not, this track started with the idea that I wanted to play around with the same chords that Kate Bush used on "Wuthering Heights".  David Bennett put out a YouTube video describing how strange the chord progression she used was--and to his knowledge, it is the only pop hit song to use that chord progression.  

That's where it started.  

So, how did it turn into...a slow and slightly dark hyper-pop kitchen sink track, which is what you've got here with "Can You Feel My Heartbeat?"  

Oh, that's simple.  

Interbay.  

This is what Interbay does.  It takes a simple idea and finds ways to complicate it and twist it and blend it and bend it until it looks nothing like the simple idea and it sounds like...

...well, Interbay.    

My kid is into Jane Remover, Underscores, Frost Children--so there was a flicker of a thought to make it sound like that--maybe more like Charlie XCX or The Dare, perhaps?  

Nope!  This is 100% Interbay.  :)  

The vocal samples come from Eliminate's "Cyber Vocals 2" sample pack--a nice nod to someone I credit for inspiring me to quit dreaming about making music again and to just dive right into FL Studio.  I will say that it helps knowing what those samples are saying (in other words, the song title) as it might not be obvious if you don't.  

Let me know what you think?  Is this a glorious mess...or just a mess?  

Give "Can You Feel My Heartbeat?" a listen, a like (if you do.)  Consider reposting it, sharing it, adding it to a playlist, comment on it...  

And I know I say this every time, but I really would like it if you followed this page.  There's new Interbay EVERY SINGLE DAY...and they hardly ever sound the same, from day to day.  You'll never know what's coming next.  

...because I don't know what's coming next.  (Honestly.)  

We'll discover it together--but, for now, give "Can You Feel My Heartbeat?" a listen.  

Why?  Because...Interbay.

"Can You Feel My Heartbeat?" *SoundCloud Exclusive*

TRACKLIST
Kraftwerk - Computer Love (3 D Version)
Erasure - Blue Savannah (Der Deutche Mix 1)
Giorgio Moroder - From Here To Eternity (Ilya Santana Re Work Vocal Mix)
salmjak - Insanus (AFFKT Big Kahuna Edit)
Jaden Bojsen & Sami Brielle - Let's Go (Sky Sound Remix)
Lohrasp Kansara feat. Norman Alexander - Follow Me
The Isley Brothers - Fight The Power
Alkalino - Fight It
Yamagucci - Untitled Punk
Daft Punk - Da Funk
The Belle Stars - World Domination
Tom Tom Club - Wordy Rappinghood
Dario Nunez, montxo - Wordy Rappinghood (2k13 Mix)
Tony Johns - Papua
The Future Sound Of London - Papua New Guinea

Computer Electric

Ever have one of those days where you get everything done early in the morning and you go off to do other things--and then you come back to suddenly realize that you never turned in the work you'd done?  

Just me?  

Imagine my surprise after spending HOURS writing Facebook posts that no one will ever bother to read, to suddenly recognize that the song that I'd produced that no one will ever bother to listen to had not yet been uploaded here to SoundCloud!  

Well, thankfully I realized this now and not tomorrow.  (Thankfully?  For who?  Or is it whom?)  

Quinine--which I have to admit, I've been pronouncing wrong my whole life up until farming smaples for this track--is a miracle drug that possibly impacted the reasons for World War I.    

"Quinine"--the Interbay song--is another example of me picking high scoring Scrabble tiles and writing a song around a word that starts with that letter.  (Maybe this time I'll get a double word song!?!?!)    

Does Quinine the drug have anything to do with the music of "Quinine" the song?  Not intentionally, but give me a few moments and I can probably construct a narrative that would suggest it does.  The main thing is that it gave me focus for some vocal samples to drop onto the track--and, for Interbay...that's usually enough!  

The music is an interesting blend of house and dance music styles.  You've got some house drums with snares that sound like a typewriter, you've got two different reese basses, some very plinky and chimey trance arpeggios, some granular synthetic strings, and a couple of big booms.  

I also put a proper vocoder over a couple parts of the vocals--just for a little sci-fi vibe that a drug that comes from tree bark and became important in the late 19th and early 20th century wouldn't necessarily suggest.  

And still, at the end of the day--I am charmed by "Quinine" the song, just as I hope never to need Quinine the drug.  

Not a perfectly round number, but "Quinine" is the 550th SoundCloud exclusive Interbay track, posted one per day over 550 consecutive days.  That feels somewhat significant.  (None of the goldfish I had as a child ever lived as long as this "songs posted daily" streak I'm on.)    

If you'd like to follow along as this crazy train rolls ever further down the traintracks of relevance from wherever I started--it is easy to do so.  Hit the button that says "Follow" and...ta-daaaaa!  One of us, one of us, gabble gobble.  

And the only price of admission (currently--I've been threatening to start a Patreon...especially during Black Friday month when all sorts of cool music production toys go on sale at prices low enough to convince me to buy them but without the income needed to actually do so.), is that you listen, like, repost, share, comment upon and add to a playlist the songs (especially the ones you do actually like and want to share.)  

Even if you only listen to Interbay songs (like "Quinine"), you're doing me a huge favor--and I appreciate you for your generosity.  Thank you!

"Quinine" *SoundCloud Exclusive*

심장 속에 울리는 네 그림자  
어둠 속에 나 홀로 들려오는 heartbeat  
손을 뻗어 닿을 듯 닿지 않아  
밤의 끝자락 너와 나 사이에 숨겨둔 말  

Can you feel the rush? 이 순간에  
달빛 아래 we stand, no turning back  

We go Upside Down, 세상이 돌고  
너의 눈빛 속에 나 잃어가  
Hold me close, time stops, gravity fades away  
Upside Down, with you I’ll stay  

반짝이는 도시의 소음 속에서  
네 목소리 파도처럼 나를 감싸  
눈빛 하나에 무너지는 벽돌처럼  
함부로 맞잡은 손이 길을 열어  

Can you hear the call? 우리 운명  
빛나는 기계음 속에서 살아  

We go Upside Down, 세상이 돌고  
너의 눈빛 속에 나 잃어가  
Hold me close, time stops, gravity fades away  
Upside Down, with you I’ll stay  

Hook 반복돼, 마음 뛰어 올라  
In this moment, no escape, only you  

We go Upside Down, 세상이 돌고  
너의 눈빛 속에 나 잃어가  
Hold me close, time stops, gravity fades away  
Upside Down, with you I’ll stay  

Upside Down, 이 밤이 끝나기 전에  

Upside Down

The entire sound is in my hands. I write cyber poetry, produce, and compose every track ready for Immersive 3D. Every beat is crafted for spatial and next-gen headphones.
Intimate lyrics, total immersion, every track.

For 30 years I kept unfinished demos to myself, never letting them out. Now I finish what I start and release it the moment it’s alive.

I use every tool available, human or machine, as an instrument.
Technology doesn’t replace creativity. It expands it.

I used to do music videos on YouTube and now I do this and collage and thats on Instagram Be creative it's goog for u xxx. People always say my stuff sounds like a soundtrack.

Post-punk, dance, indie, electronic, and mutant pop in various styles (seriously!)--new tracks being posted daily (every day for over a year, so far!)

Interbay is the new project of Peter Greyy (previously of Cremation Dance and DangerScience), based out of Seattle and Phantom Laboratories West.

🐳Thank you for your support. It's very encouraging.🪼
🐱I do not use AI in my music.😊
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