While messing around on piano, I stumbled upon a couple little chord progressions I really liked, and decided to improvise with them and record the product. This is still in the works as the beginning, and (especially) the end need some work to avoid them sounding like a catastrophic mess in the final recording.

Piano Jam 2 (Rough)

I showed this to Tamar yesterday, and we both thought this wouldn't work so well for Ken Do, but if there are any sections you guys like, we can always cut them up and throw them in as little sound clips. Who knows, maybe we'll even find a section where this will work, either way it is here if we need it.

Diaspora

Open Water (I)

The first of (hopefully) many song concepts for The Ken Do Project. I decided to experiment with the sound aesthetic we would be using, and I thought incorporating live piano and some electronics could produce some nice results. Let me know if you think this sort of thing could work.

- Sean

Ambient Piano

This is considerably darker than the previous track, and I decided to focus more on sound design this time around. I thought this could work nicely against any sections which have a foreboding feel to them. This will sound much better through headphones/good quality speakers, a lot of the tiny details may go unheard otherwise.

- Sean

Danger, and Even Death

Short and simple. Layered guitars and a lot of reverb. I can see this being used subtly in the background during one of the scenes if some additional sound is needed.