Written for the 2019 Wintergreen Composers' Retreat. a huge thank you to everyone involved!
Alison Hall, Violin
Jeannette Jang, Violin
Johanna Beaver, Viola
Adam Carter, Cello

Skybox

Navigation Blues

Contains operatic vocals and screams, synth, guitar, strings.

Coma

i would really appreciate if you listened through to the end, this song constantly changes and is very important to me. thank you.

vocal sample https://youtu.be/IehtMYlOuIk

has anybody told you why

translates to kamogawa (duck river) night sky
made on a PO-33 from sounds around the bnb my cute gf and I are staying at.
the picture is a gashapon sylvanian family set we got and its cute af
edited by @dontletitsetin <3

鴨川 night sky

where did you go, and what did you do
with all the time you were too scared to move
and what is it like to be by yourself
for three and a half years
for roughly three and a half years
if we could just pretend that i went to college
and that is why you, you haven’t seen me
i wanted to go, but not for this long
i over did it
why did you say that i was one in a million
because i believed it i thought i had something
that you were too scared to lose
so if we could just pretend that i went to college
or traveled abroad and did something different
anything but just sitting at home
for three and a half years
writing song after song after song
so what is it like to be by yourself
and not feel like you’ll die
around everyone else
i thought i was one in a million
well thanks for nothing
yeah thank you
thank you 

if we could just pretend

My first #Ableton Track Used distortion. Try to guess what key it's in!

Castle In A Meadow- By Ian Cunningham

What do you think? T e l l  m e 
What you think!! I'd love to know if my music is effective to the listener and if they're enjoyingit. Otherwise I'd keep it all to myself.

Lucky Lou Try Again

you could still feel the tides

I'm using more piano in my tracks now. Let me know what you think.

ATMOSPHERE - Ian Cunningham

Digitized version of a working cassette tape I found in the middle of the desert. This cassette was recorded by an unknown teenager sometime between the late 1980's or possibly the late 1990's.

NOTE: If you choose to use any part of this audio for anything please send me a message beforehand.

you could still feel the tides

thistle street