My first real attempt at using some of the loops in GarageBand and work them into a song.

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Martin Garrix & Dua Lipa - Scared To Be Lonely (DEVANK REMIX)

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Wait For You / Sweet Feeling

Sweet Feeling

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Catherine Wheel

Ready! Steady! Go!

Ready! Steady! Go! (Alternate Version)

Tell Me Where U Go

Tell Me Where U Go (goddard. Edit)

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ROYA - BOY (ZACARIA) [DEVANK REMIX]

HYPERDRIVE [FREE DL]

CABAL THERAPY

MOX - CABAL THERAPY [FREE DL]

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Reimagining a beloved hit in their instantly recognisable sound, Timmy Trumpet and Vion Konger have taken ‘Safe And Sound’ and made it their own, out through Smash The House! 

Originally released in 2011 by Capital Cities, this is a track that was born to remade into an EDM festival anthem, and Timmy Trumpet and Vion Konger have answered the call. With an instantly recognisable sound, the unmistakable command of the trumpet introduces listeners to the track against the iconic vocals. Blending in that with Vion Konger’s developing signature sound, and you have a true party anthem. Fist-pumping euphoria combines with stadium sized, hand-clapping moments to curate core memories for all listeners. 

Armed with his trumpet and bags of uncontainable energy, Australia’s Timmy Trumpet is someone who has been dominating stages for years. As one of the electronic world’s most prolific performers and producers, he continues to dominate charts with six-time platinum records. High-profile collaborations with the likes of Afrojack, R3HAB, Laidback Luke and many more have blasted Vion Konger into the stratosphere. Across Europe and Asia, the rising star commands stages. 


Safe and Sound

I’m someone who’s spent a lifetime chasing music in all its intricate shapes — from Bach’s fugues to Coltrane’s relentless changes, and the lush, impossible chords of Holdsworth. I tinker with Linux on a stubborn old machine, making the most of what I’ve got, freezing tracks and throttling cores to keep my creative sparks alive.
I’m no stranger to old injuries or new challenges, but I try to meet them all with humor, curiosity, and a quiet, stubborn optimism. In the end, I just hope to keep learning, keep playing, and maybe leave behind a little melody that makes someone else smile.

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James: The Bold