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Changing Colours

New Zealand Spinach

"Hello, Hi"

Saturday Pt. 1

Love is the Key

Take me Home

"Earth and Regret" is a moving Andean instrumental piece that captures the profound emotion of sorrow while holding onto the quiet hope of a new dawn. The song is a journey through introspection and the search for peace, using the rich, earthy tones of traditional instruments to evoke the feeling of a desolate landscape where beauty and pain coexist.

The production is a masterclass in elegant, minimalist arrangement. The track opens with a pure, haunting melody played by an ocarina, setting a tone of solemn reflection. As the piece progresses, the chorus introduces the bright, luminous harmony of zampoñas (pan flutes), bringing a sense of hope to the somber mood. The charango provides soft, steady arpeggios, and a legüero bass drum grounds the music with a gentle, consistent rhythm. The arrangement never becomes overwhelming, maintaining a spacious, tranquil feel that allows each instrument's voice to resonate with clarity.

This song is for anyone who appreciates the emotional depth of traditional world music and seeks a soundscape for quiet reflection. It's a perfect soundtrack for moments of contemplation, finding peace after a storm, or simply watching the sunrise.

Earth and Regret

On Ice

Diabolique

Une Lune étrange

Nothing Bothers Me

Mellow Moves

Sue 2

Event Horizon

I Know What You're Thinking And Its Awful

Evergreen

Two Lives EP

Let You Go (Acoustic)

I’m super excited to announce this release. It’s a cover of a song by a fellow Afro-Filipino, Joe Bataan. His music first caught my ear back in 2009 when Ryan Kattner of Man Man played it for me. I was immediately hooked by Joe’s music because, to me, he represented the impossible--he felt so comfortable in his skin and he had so much confidence and appeal. I had the pleasure of meeting Joe at an incredible dinner with friends at Jeepney, a Filipino restaurant in New York City. Joe was at the center of the table, talking to us like we were family. I played Joe the cover that night through the restaurant stereo and he was so happy to hear that his music stood the test of time and reached me. Now, 45 years after the original song hit the airwaves, I’m honored to bring this song to new ears. Thank you for your support.

100% of Bandcamp sales for this track on 6/19 will go to the NAACP Legal Defense Fund - we will be donating all our proceeds as well.

Ordinary Guy (feat. The Mattson 2)

Sue 2

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