Fire in the Snow

Year: 1986
He is a crime-fighter; he is a time-traveler. He rides a motorcycle; he flies a jet. He is Mythical Vigilante.
With a samurai sword at his back and pistol by his side, the gleam of the setting sun of the past and newly-rising sun of the future beams across his helmet; the very device that allows for him to venture through space and time. As he rides, he picks up psychic messages that spread throughout time; cries of the innocent in desperate need of help.

The Past:
Dr. Trevor Harris - Quantum Physicist and childhood-friend, began working for Centurion Industries out of desperation for funds due to debt. Tasked with inventing a mind-reading device, the doctor’s work involved testing brainwaves and ESP abilities. Then one day, he learnt the possibility of time travel being more than just a dream. 
Centurion Industries soon discovered the creation of the helmet and its extended capabilities: a device that could be quite useful for their own dastardly plans. Harris’s lab was ransacked and the scientist himself held hostage; luckily, he had smuggled the device away from the facilities prior. Refusing to reveal its location, Dr. Harris is tortured and confined within the walls of his lab; forced to reproduce a duplicate. 
Harris secretly implants explosives within the Mark II and during a head-executive presentation, destroys the lab and all within it: including himself. Shielded by a steel door, a man in a suit escapes via helicopter before the entire building engulfs in flames.

The Present:
The roads of time are long and never ending. Mythical Vigilante recalls that before news of his friend’s death hit the media, flashes of visions plagued his mind; visions he could not comprehend. All became clear once he saw the headlines on newspapers and TV sets everywhere. The path had been lit and Mythical knew exactly what had to come next: the search for the helmet.

But that’s a whole other story.

Time Traveler (Feat. Nemix On Guitar)

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XzTj1euPA6g


Year: 1986
He is a crime-fighter; he is a time-traveler. He rides a motorcycle; he flies a jet. He is Mythical Vigilante.
With a samurai sword at his back and pistol by his side, the gleam of the setting sun of the past and newly-rising sun of the future beams across his helmet; the very device that allows for him to venture through space and time. As he rides, he picks up psychic messages that spread throughout time; cries of the innocent in desperate need of help.

The Past:
Dr. Trevor Harris - Quantum Physicist and childhood-friend, began working for Centurion Industries out of desperation for funds due to debt. Tasked with inventing a mind-reading device, the doctor’s work involved testing brainwaves and ESP abilities. Then one day, he learnt the possibility of time travel being more than just a dream. 
Centurion Industries soon discovered the creation of the helmet and its extended capabilities: a device that could be quite useful for their own dastardly plans. Harris’s lab was ransacked and the scientist himself held hostage; luckily, he had smuggled the device away from the facilities prior. Refusing to reveal its location, Dr. Harris is tortured and confined within the walls of his lab; forced to reproduce a duplicate. 
Harris secretly implants explosives within the Mark II and during a head-executive presentation, destroys the lab and all within it: including himself. Shielded by a steel door, a man in a suit escapes via helicopter before the entire building engulfs in flames.

The Present:
The roads of time are long and never ending. Mythical Vigilante recalls that before news of his friend’s death hit the media, flashes of visions plagued his mind; visions he could not comprehend. All became clear once he saw the headlines on newspapers and TV sets everywhere. The path had been lit and Mythical knew exactly what had to come next: the search for the helmet.

But that’s a whole other story.

Time Traveler EP

Receiving Psychic Messages

I recently reworked my 2009 version of Dylan’s The Times They Are Changin’ the new U.S TV series ‘The Astronaut Wives Club’. ABC Studios contacted me while I was traveling through New Zealand to let me know they had decided to use my version, so I cut my trip short and made my way across the country to my laptop, to remix and upload the track. The new version has string arrangements, new piano, some sound design added, and is a completely new mix. 

The Times They Are Changin' by Jona Byron



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First release of my debut full length album, simply titled, "The LP"

Music video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xk6oD6G_XR8

The Rescue - feat. Dream Fiend

Music video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZ-LS6DSt1k&t=1s

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In Too Deep (Cover Blown)

Over & Done With

Used And Abused

I was commissioned to do a copyright free ripoff of Crocket's Theme.. Here it is.

Crocket's Scheme

Founded by Jon Byron and Mathew Faria in Perth, WA, Wildlore is an independent label championing boundary-shifting music. From post-rock and electronica to psychoacoustic and cinematic folk, the label provides a creative sanctuary for musicians exploring immersive soundscapes.

The label's inaugural releases include 2 Bears by The Boats, a cinematic post-rock journey weaving psychedelic textures with dynamic rhythms, and Paramour Echo by Operation Midnight, a polyrhythmic, synth-driven release praised for its layered, evolving sound. These releases showcase Wildlore's commitment to artists who challenge musical conventions.

Currently, Wildlore is collaborating with Operation Midnight on a horror-inspired concept album merging narrative storytelling with retro synthwave and dark electronica. There are also releases on the horizon from The Boats and Akuna—whose ambient compositions reshape textural sound design.

As Wildlore's roster expands, the label remains dedicated to cultivating a space where unconventional music resonates with audiences seeking something beyond the ordinary.

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The Times They Are Changin' by Jona Byron

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