Name: Lonely Robot by VinceCurtis
Duration: 6 min 34 s
Description: Piece #1 comprised of loops from Buddha Machines 1 and 2. Some volume retouching in FL Studio to make things listenable. No altering of the native samples was done. The sounds from the Buddha Machine are used under the Creative Commons license and not endorsed by FM3.

Great stuff!  Very hypnotic.  Can't wait to hear some more of this!

recorded on an old Tascam Portastudio 424 that needs a little work

Dead Stars (lofi live)

Taken from the forthcoming album "The Problem of Leisure: a celebration of Andy Gill and Gang of Four" 

Available to pre order now - https://gang-of-four.ffm.to/theproblemofleisure.ofp

HELMET - In The Ditch

Never let it be said I don't take jokes way too far.  

I need to add in more SMB sound effects, and maybe redo the vocals, but this was a minimum effort cover because the joke made me laugh.

Super Mario's Dead

Collage of blues and electronic beats.  Julie and George provide the vocals.

Julie Better Play A Record

Raised by Machines features Steven Sciulli "the father of Pittsburgh Electronic music" on synthesizers, computer and programming and Paul Ferraro on guitars.
Steven Sciulli's music is heard all over the world. He is in heavy rotation on radio shows and have been featured in the “Living Room Concert” series on the National Public Radio program “ECHOES.” His music has been aired on the syndicated radio show "Music From The Hearts of Space,” as well as many Internet radio stations like Astreaux World and Ambient US.
Steven Sciulli has composed themes and background music for the International Sculptural Society and dance groups, film/video, and over 20 meditation and healing CDs/DVDs. He has appeared on both local and national television/radio programming performing in hundreds of venues, some big in size others big in spirit. Steven built his first synthesizer at the age of 10 and started playing flute at 14. A founding member of the early 1980’s progressive group Carsickness (which Trouser Press compared to Van der Graaf Generator) and the Celtic rock band Ploughman’s Lunch.
Steven has played support shows for such diverse groups as: U2, Jon Serrie, Red Hot Chile Peppers, Echo and the Bunnymen, Rusted Root and Flaming Lips. He has composed and recorded music for over thirty major theater, dance, film and performance art groups.
He has organized numerous musical events though out the Western Pennsylvania region. His solo music has been featured in major Hollywood films and many nationally syndicated radio shows. He has over 8 CDs currently available, including 3 on major labels.
Paul Ferraro: Shifts the boundaries of the electric guitar. He has preformed with countless Pittsburgh musicians including recently as a member of the Ronda Zegarelli band. Paul uses his guitar as a color within a very imaginative paintbox.

Sputnik (Final Mix)

Song inspired by the daring Delia Derbyshire, English musician and composer of electronic music.  The synth parts were played on a Microfreak and recorded into Ableton for arrangement.

For more information on Delia, please check out: https://www.bbc.com/historyofthebbc/100-voices/pioneering-women/women-of-the-workshop/delia-derbyshire

The Daring Delia Derbyshire

Chicago, IL 60622 ; rainstorm with two overlapping tornado sirens while walking home.

Tornado sirens

Marcella

Steve Heineman - You've Got Mail

Personal Velocity bass demo3

Piece #1 comprised of loops from Buddha Machines 1 and 2. Some volume retouching in FL Studio to make things listenable. No altering of the native samples was done. The sounds from the Buddha Machine are used under the Creative Commons license and not endorsed by FM3.

Lonely Robot

Music for existential evenings when crickets are too loud. More at:

www.eyestones.black 

Lonely Robot

VinceCurtis

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