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Detective Dog Grocery Run

composed and recorded in one day - yesterday 26/6/22

forget all horizons

as the title suggests this is in 5/4. In my head I pictured a marching band playing a kind of second line. I used 5/4 with an emphasis on the 5 and 1 to create a stumbling feeling, the performers so taken by grief that they collectively trip every bar. The wall of noise barely containing the strength of their emotion.

funeral parade for the bright and solemn 5/4

This is alternating bars of 3/4 and 5/4 so it alternates between ending abruptly and dragging. I wanted to incorporate a part where it felt like you were periodically holding your breath. The whole piece is moving towards a crescendo that layers more subtle dissonance while hopefully avoiding being alienating.

lost between worlds lost between rooms lullaby

I wanted to try writing a waltz that kind of bent back in on itself and waltzed out with big loud romantic swells

sing sing crickets wait pied songbird waltz

black blockade v2

nine five two

Holiday On Y Minor

Fan of generative musical processes, granular synthesis, audio trackers, broken VST plugins and soundtracks from movies I've never seen. Also: guitars sometimes.

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