5/17/2015 - New track, just for fun, nothing serious, no real structure. Basically improvisation entirely. Would have become something nice but I got really, really bored with it. Was certain drums weren't in the intro, oh well.

The Temple

Remix of Dark Man's theme from MM5. A highly underrated tune. Best listened to LOUD.

Darkman Theme Remix/Cover

An alternate version of the track "Persistence". I actually completed this one first, and upon a second listen find it worth uploading and in fact superior to the final, particularly sonically, and I love the woodwind style triangle lead I created. A great example of the producer's adage "don't trust your ears after hours of listening - they're lying",

Just a small, very small, example of the vast number of variations I develop.

Persist? (Persistence v2)

New song put together, mostly improvised, in a few hours on a whim. 
Decided to tickle the keys and this is the output.

The Search

New song I could imagine as the background music for a jungle level of a platformer, (Megaman!)... quite pleased with this one! Feedback is appreciated.

Jungle Beat (EQ'd)

We'll designate this some non-existent "Awesome Capcom game's ending credits." ;)

This comes out of my mind at a very low point in my life, and can be called the direct outpouring of emotion from this period, which I am still battling. Anyway, it's for the most part (6 chords) one main phrase repeating tastefully - branching out from my typical chord progressions. A background arp driving + chorus, and simple keys for the lead (lots of nice triplets in the lead line - may be a bit confusing :) ). Although static melodically, for the most part, it's  a technical feat as each part was played one shot and mixed very shortly. My brain is wired to output (hit the key) at the triplet when I play the keyboard and am playing single notes or arpeggios; I find a song peppered with syncopation to be far more engaging. Pepper with triplets and resolve on the down beat! This is just a demo, basically, of my playing and composing style unhindered by lofty goals; a simply play a melody to the 6 chords, no key changes, no absurdly large structure, just play the melody as it comes. I am pleased!

Sudden Attack

Modulated Groove, final version. Some improvised instrumental rock with an upbeat, emotionally positive tone.

Modulated Groove - Mk II

Original, nothing too special, just some improvisation. 

Electric Vibe

not sure when I wrote & rendered this one, I just found the MP3 in my music folder. Talk about a lapse of memory...

Why Can't It Be Like That

MICHAEL COLLINS