Here is a song I wrote and recorded. All the sounds were captured with an SM57.

LYRICS:
So sorry for treating you this way.
Didn't have the guts / Didn't know what to say.

Know that I've loved you
From the moment of your birth.
Know that I've loved you
For whatever it's worth.

I kept the hate from your eyes
Like I kept the dirt from your clothes.
You laughed with me long and hard;
Our laughter came in droves.

Chess in the afternoon;
A bitter match ends / The king consumed.

I see you,
And I'm glad to see you shine.
Know that I've cared for you,
And that you'll be fine.

We stay ourselves as stars,
And we keep the love in our souls.
You laughed with me long and hard;
Our laughter came in droves.

Blood of my blood.
My brother.

Blood Of My Blood

Don't have a whack attack... Steer clear of that angel dust, kids. My main man Alex Tramble (bass) is holding down the four string on this track with an ease usually reserved for a vacation at the beach. The samples are from the 1979 film "Disco Godfather."

Duss

This piece was created and recorded on camera for a film by Joey Kopanski (http://vimeo.com/joeykopanski). The idea of our collaboration was to document the process and rituals of my music. All the sounds in this track were produced on a variety of non-traditional instruments and recorded and mixed at 1854 Cannon (AKA my house). Thanks for listening!

TC&GS

Alex Tramble (bass) and I recorded this together in 2014. Special thanks to Ravi Shankar, shakers, and ring modulation.

Ravi

Music I did for Andrew Lee's short film "The Thieves of Almira."

Tuesday

ATL-based multi-instrumentalist, composer, and producer. My current projects include Moloq, True Blossom, the Atlanta Improvisers Orchestra, smol ensemble, and music for film and dance. I have a basketball game tomorrow where I'm a point guard.

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