Words and music by David Weiss, who's singing and playing nylon guitar. Adam Zimbardo is playing bass, electric guitars, and every other melodic sound. Michael Smethurst is singing backup. Brian DeLizza is playing drums and did the final producing/engineering at Freqlab Studios in San Francisco. And how!

Rotterdam and You

Ready for something slow? Words and music by David Weiss, who's also singing and playing nylon guitar, electric guitars, and bass. Hannah Gilberg is singing backup, and Brian DeLizza is playing drums. Final production/engineering by Brian DeLizza at Freqlab Studios in San Francisco.

Slow Loris

Here’s a song of mellow exasperation. Words and music by David Weiss, who's also singing and playing nylon guitar, bass, and keyboards. Brian DeLizza is playing drums, and he also did the final production/engineering at Freqlab in San Francisco.

The Old Man and the Sea and Sky (Take Me Down)

Recorded looooong ago by good friend Adam Zimbardo. 

Who did what where when and how: I wrote the words and music, sung, and played nylon string guitar. Adam Z. played slide, bass, and perhaps a guitar or two off in the background. And he's singing on this too, but you might need to tilt your head a bit to hear it.

What genre is this? What tags make sense? :/

Wayo

This was fun. But I just used the same track for myself, repeated 3 times. Can you tell? I'd love to replace two of me here; are you game?

I say this is of the Original type, but really it's a spin on a popular folk song.  

Frere Jacques Sleeps In

Me singing and playing guitars (nylon, electric), bass, robo-drums, and keyboards. Hannah Weiss singing. 

Quicksand Blues, Colma CA

Me singing and playing guitars (nylon and electric), bass, robo-drums, keyboards; Hannah Weiss and Michael Smethurst singing. 

Rock?

Don't Pass the Vegetables

Me singing and playing nylon guitar, robo-tuba, robo-sax, robo-drums, and percussion, Hannah Weiss singing.

Oh man, what on Earth genre is this?

The Goat Is Off Again

A mysterious, harmless instrumental. David Weiss wrote and played the nylon guitar part, and added evil horns and assorted real and virtual percussion sounds. Adam Zimbardo played electric guitars, bass, robo-drums, and other things. 

Dedleh Deh

I’ve written dozens of songs, and I’ve been carrying them around with me over the years, in various states of completion. Talk about baggage! Wavy Dice is my attempt to “finish” these songs, or at least share them. Currently Wavy Dice is me, my friends, a few robots, and a bunch of home recording equipment, but our numbers are growing every day.

For more, or even less information, see the links above.