A song "à la early Jarre" made exclusively with Jiggery-Pokery devices (except for drums) in Reason 10:

1 x Combo 310 Unique Organ
3 x Chenille Chorus Ensemble
1 x Republik Handheld Percussion
1 x JPS Harmonic Synthesizer
1 x Combo X 705 Space Organ
5 x Champagne Supernova
2 x Combo Continental Organ
2 x Combo Compact Organ
1 x The Animus Shimmerverb Ensemble
2 x Titus BDD Delay Line

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An hommage to Gershon Kingsley, a well-known amateur of sugary treats.

Le Sucre

A song in the style of... Well, it's called "Fuschia Flamingo", so I'll let you guess.

Made with Reason 10.

Fuschia Flamingo

Made in Reason 10 with UMPF Retro Beats, JPS Harmonic Synthesizer, Nostromo, eXpanse, Europa, abl3, Antidote, Grain, Air Hybrid and SWAM Violin.

Inching Forward

Made in Reason 10. A busy weave of cyclic patterns with an innocent theme shining through. Or, Goody Two-Shoes takes the subway. Choose whichever title you prefer.

Rushing forward

Rushing Forward

Made in Reason. This describes a walk in the ruins of Tenochtitlan after the Aztec population was wiped out by Cortés soldiers in 1521. This was freely inspired by the second movement of Rodrigo's Concierto de Aranjuez. A solo violin, a piano ostinato, and a metric ton of sadness!

The fall of Tenochtitlan

The Fall Of Tenochtitlan

A 60s/70s heart-wrenching slow with a sticky guitar solo and heavy organs.

Made in Reason with Villanelle and Psyclone by Jiggery-Pokery.

A Sticky Summer

A Terry Riley/Steve Reich-inspired piece with mallets, brass, winds and a celesta.

Made in Reason.

Music for zero musicians

Music For Zero Musicians

Two (well, four) transistor organs duelling. Kind of a gipsy/jazzy vibe.

Duelling Combos

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