Reuben Walton
Derek wanted to rap for some reason, and I wanted to make it a very energetic production behind him. It is a ridiculous techno rap bonanza. Brian Hayes also provided vocals on this track. This song was originally uploaded to my SoundClick music page
This song is another segment featuring rapping with my late friend Amber Scanlan. It features Amber rapping her very decidedly 'not having it' and not politically correct lyrics, over a suspenseful, harsh and jarring electronic instrumental backgroun
This song features a MIDI electric guitar playing in the harmonic minor scale. I've always loved harmonic minor. It's one of my favorite musical modes. So I played it on a MIDI keyboard and added my own MIDI drum beat to it. I called it Female P.R.P.
Me playing the ukulele and my blue Fender Start electric guitar layered over each other. This was created by me when my friend Derek Crofut (a.k.a. Derek Piotr) wanted me to record myself playing Ukelele, and then I recorded electric guitar over it,
Energetic electronic beats overlaid over the audio from riding in my late friend Amber Scanlan's car from Main Street in Falmouth, MA to East Falmouth, MA with Me, Amber, Britanny Gannon, John Ryan Cardoza and Krysta Leigh Gilmette on the evening of
This is an a cappella stem version of Amber's and my own part in the song, for all of you potential remixers out there. This song was originally uploaded to my SoundClick music page at http://www.soundclick.com/bands/default.cfm?bandID=541671&content
An ever-churning, constantly changing stew of beats and rhythms that is best when put on a plate and served chilled. That description, by the way, is partially from the description for some ambient internet radio station I used to listen to called Gr
Derek Piotr gets in on the remix action for this classic. I gave the acapella to Derek to use for a remix and he utilized a MIDI rock instrumental to go under it, one that features many power chords. This song was originally uploaded to my SoundClick
This version is a little more produced than the original version, specifically in my addition of vocal harmonies to go with my late friend Amber Scanlan's vocals on the chorus. In this song, Amber and I team up for another epic, multi-minute, stream-
In this song, my late friend Amber Scanlan speaks, freestyles, and sings to her cat, the late great Tiger, may God rest his soul and her soul, and I freestyle over Snoop Dogg's "Sexual Eruption (Sensual Seduction)" that was on the radio in Amber's ca
This song has been a long time coming, since work on it began around the beginning of 2008, or in December of 2007. It was originally listed on my SoundClick page for it as being on the second disc of my album "Blunt Juice", the title of which was th
This song, like the one before it on this album, has also been a long time coming. Production on it, other than the Slim Thug instrumental, began at least around late June 2007 through early July 2007. An additional freestyle verse, in addition to mi
Amber and I were listening to music in her car and rapping and freestyling to the beat. This song contains Don Lappin's vocals in the beginning, with him playing the funk rhythm guitar riff on electric guitar in the beginning, from beginning of the s
An upbeat organ club banger techno-rap song by myself and Amber. Beat, arrangement, loops, programming, and auto-tuning by Reuben Walton. When this song was recorded, Amber and I had recently begun recording freestyles on the go, while in the car, in
Me singing and playing acoustic guitar over the slowed-down beat from Khia's song, "I Know You Want It", off of her 2002 debut album, Thug Misses, copyright 2002 Artemis Records. In the beginning the listener can hear me playing "There Is a Light Tha
Me and Amber were sitting in her car one morning smoking pokes in front of my Dad's house at 30 Hilton Avenue, Woods Hole, MA 02543, United States, and I recorded her using my Mom's old digital camera's audio recording feature when she started freest
Derek sings very raverish lyrics with lots of colorful and visual lyrical imagery. This is the same old "Bangles", except this is the a cappella stem version, for your enjoyment, and for remix makers and lovers. This version of the song was originall
My friend Derek Piotr (a.k.a. Derek Crofut) wanted to sing a cover of "Vertebra By Vertebra" by Bjoerk, off of her then-current 2007 album Volta, which we were both somewhat obsessed with at the time. He's talking about our friend Brian Hayes from No
This is another one of our experimental tracks. In this one, Derek plays his out-of-tune zither, with the pitch correction effect applied by me, and sings, also with it applied by me. The zither and his vocals were recorded over the phone. I also use
A friend of mine who has since requested that he remain anonymous (but his artist name is Derek Piotr) wanted to make a cover of the song "Where Is The Line?" by Bjoerk, off of her 2004 album Medulla. He wanted to have it sound like the version of it