Original music from Wolf 359. Composed by Alan Rodi. 

It's Break Time But There Are No Doughnuts (Shortwave Attention Span)

The full suite for "Am I Alone Now?", featuring the music for all four sections. Composed by Alan Rodi. 

Am I Alone Now? (Full Suite)

Part of the original soundtrack for Wolf 359. Composed by Alan Rodi. 

Nonsequitur (Extended)

Part of the original soundtrack for Wolf 359. Composed by Alan Rodi.

Watching 50 shades of Gray With a Tub of Ice Cream and Enjoying It Non-Ironically

My sound practice investigates the spiritual dimensions of listening through sustained tones, silence, and subtle transformation, inviting inward attention and expanded awareness.

sound practice (disquiet0707)

Live Video: https://youtu.be/SUlkvdyt_UU

Hey – it’s me again!
This is Talking to Ghosts — the second release from my ongoing project Cycles I.

I’ve refined my TouchOSC loop engine for this one, making it easier to switch between loops in real time. It’s a quiet but important step forward in my setup — less distraction, more flow.

The piece itself has a strange kind of presence. The loops start talking back. Layers appear, disappear, reappear — like echoes of something that was once there. Or maybe still is.

Over the past weeks, this piece slowly became more personal. As the anniversary of my brother’s death approached, certain memories and emotions began to resurface — quietly, insistently.
I didn’t plan for it to become personal, but somehow it did.
There’s a feeling of reaching out — not knowing who (or what) might answer. A sense of speaking into something unseen, hoping to hear something in return.

Maybe that’s what looping is: a conversation with what’s left behind.

The world is shifting — AI, music, identity, everything. I’m trying to figure out what it means to exist as an artist right now. What can I offer? What am I even trying to say? I don’t have answers yet. But this is part of the search.

Let me know what you think of the piece — and of this format.
It means a lot to hear from you.

Yours truly,
Sebastian

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Talking To Ghosts (Live Looping Session)

A fan-made score to the last few minutes of Ep. 56 of the podcast "The Adventure Zone."

Art by Mathew New (at mathewnew on Twitter, and www.billyjohnsoncomic.com, and www.patreon.com/mathewnew elsewhere).

Demoz

Taking Back Magnus

This is my first original song inspired by The Adventure Zone, specifically by the character(?) The Hunger and by the songs Deja Vu by Mort Garson and Lucretia by Griffin McElroy. 
The Adventure Zone is so good! Listen to it! Good story, good performance, good D&D play, and good as h*ck jams. 
I kind of put more thought into this one than I expected to, there's some pretty subtle stuff as well as general Hunger symbology in there. Hope you enjoy!
Cover art by doing-that.tumblr.com who has a sweet blog full of sweet TAZ stuff, original and otherwise.

Ravenous

Ravenous (The Adventure Zone)

A fairly quickly made track to represent the nostalgia for some of the quieter and simpler times of the IPRE crew's adventure. Hope you enjoy!

Family

Family (The Adventure Zone)

Phoenix Fire Gauntlet

Balance (or The Story Of Four Idiots That Played D&D So Hard That They Made Themselves Cry) is a collection of remixes of Griffin McElroy's original music for The Adventure Zone. The last track is a remix of "Concerto For Philodendron and Pothos" off Mort Garson's album Plantasia: Warm Earth Music For Plants.

It's Break Time But There Are No Doughnuts (Shortwave Attention Span)

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