woooo

I want to take you back to the early 2000s. In...Europe.
Whoops! You were in my head the whole time.
Anyone who gets the title should tell me what they think :)

Song-a-licious

Something about rainy days, brings a softer ambient vibe out. And, I live in Seattle! Maybe it's time to move. :)

Mo' stuff

Here it is. Song of the day. xxoo

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ps. apologize for any bass clipping you might perceive. i need to re-edit the video levels, i think.

This song, to be honest, needs about another month of work. Which I'm excited to do.
But, challenge is challenge, and here it is in early form.
Enjoy.
It features orchestral arrangements (bass, violin, flute) as well as drum n bass and sequenced synthiness. :) My favorite combination!

Today I've posted an ambientish track. I think it's a lullaby, something I wrote to play inside my own head to fall asleep to (because since I write many excited, glitchy and upbeat songs, sometimes sleeping is hard since they are on autoplay-repeat in my brain*)






*interesting bit of useless information: one morning last week I woke up with a song of mine in my head. However, my alarm ring was Outkast's "Happy Valentine's Day" which in the mere moment of sleep-wakeness, my sleeping-mind beat-matched my own song to match Outkast's, which is at a significantly different bpm. Man, my sleeping brain is often more talented than my waking one.

This song is a sort of creative response to the album Untrue by Burial, dubstep superstar.
But...as with most things, I like glitter. And shiny things.

This song has been described as "[an] interstellar battle between some supremely laid-back cats."

Whereas I'm not sure I can completely concur, being that this song is sadly sans monkey samples, I also enjoy the interstellar quality it projects. Word.