Koiju5

A step outside of my comfort zone, I made this track to enhance my driving experience in the Chicago streets.  Riding the trains in NYC for ten years has helped keep my love of driving alive and well.  I'm always cruising at night, exploring.  I test and then mix all of my beats after constantly listening to them on the road. 

Dentek

I have always been influenced by great funky film scores from the 70's.  Lalo Schifrin, Isaac Hayes, Bill Conti.  The marriage of a four piece funk band and an orchestra is magical to me.  This track is a nod to those great opening numbers

Traintrack

I literally return to my roots on this track.  Alternate title: Jam Sauce 

Bananapipe

The Roller

The hip-hop equivalent of heavy metal.  The track's name comes from the Villain Baltar in the original Battlestar Galactica, played by the brilliant over-actor John Colicos.

Colicos

Another 2 in 1.  Very aggressive bassline.  Not sure if it's meant for rhyming over or what

Gerinald

Mists of Sullust

A straight hip-hop beat with a slight tinge of present day rock drums

TopDollerzzz

This one was one of those that didn't come easy.  It took me forever to get what I wanted and even then I was left wanting.  But, that's just how it is right?  Each track has a life of it's own.  Some are easy and effortless to make, while others are frustrating and difficult.  I put a lot of hours into this one.  The general sound on the track itself is my attempt at combining these elements- Breakbeats, Old school hip-hop, Trance, 80's synth and whatever electronic music Goth people listen to.     

The Duke of Parma