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She Wants to Go (EP version) She Wants to Go (EP version)
run . . . to get inside.
song for dan lafferty song for dan lafferty
2002 electronic composition for a UArts student's film entitled "Traffic."
LTJ breathe LTJ breathe
driving around the burbs, with jack, listening to LTJ bukem, staring at the big houses.
primal tribute to DJ Shadow primal tribute to DJ Shadow
The main hook in this track was derived from a song off of DJ Shadow's "Entroducing" album.
somewhere else somewhere else
dark and beautiful. be patient, it gets good towards the end. the drums come in twice.
different & open different & open
two tracks in one. i always used to perform these two together, they go hand in hand. "different" is dark, with a slow 'doors-y' groove. "open" is more melodic, my favorite track to perform live.
backdrop (live at the AULA) backdrop (live at the AULA)
recorded live at the AULA cafe, Vassar college, 5/2002. funky beat with jazzy keys.
Memories of Vietnam Soundtrack Memories of Vietnam Soundtrack
The soundtrack to a UArts student's film entitled, "Memories of Vietnam." The touching story of a Vietnamese man recounting his long & difficult journey to America as a child. A real soundtrack, not a 'games soundtrack.'
the all the all
track i wrote/recorded while playing with the band stellarscope (www.stellarscope.net) in philly, pa. dancey and trancey. i used metasynth to get those vocoder like sounds in the beginning of the track.
circles are none (remix) circles are none (remix)
this is a remix of my friend james snyder's (www.mp3.com/hellican) song "circles are none." also appears on stellarscope's 'reverberations' cd.
the rapture (remix) the rapture (remix)
written originally by tom lugo of stellarscope. i remixed this track for the reverberations cd.
tribute to the cure tribute to the cure
i wrote this while listening to a lot of the cure. it makes sense to dedicate it to them, since they're probably my favorite band.
living in a dark light living in a dark light
a track from back in the day. icey sounds melt into a driving rhythmic force.
