June 2007

116bpm - 6:12 - Streaming
Garageband, Logic 7.2

Submitted to the Erasure Remix competition. All I did was create an 80s style 12in mix without adding anything of my own to it. I do want to and will create my own remix of this track in the future.

July - December 2006

124bpm - 2:31 - 160k - 2.9M
Garageband, Remix Tools Jam Pack

I didn't really know what to do with this track. It's certainly not my best work hence the title, and it sounds very "Euro", very football as in soccer hooligan... *shrugs* It's meant to be played after "Absolutely Red (Indigo Ink)".

December 2006

126bpm - 5:17 - 160k - 6.1M
Garageband, Symphony Orchestra Jam Pack

The longest track to date, ethereal and trancy

October-December 2006

120bpm - 3:38 - 160k - 4.2M
Garageband, Symphony Orchestra Jam Pack, Remix Tools Jam Pack, Logic 7.2

Dark.

July-October 2006

123bpm - 3:26 - 160k - 4M
Garageband, Symphony Orchestra Jam Pack, Remix Tools Jam Pack, Logic 7.2

Dedicated to my first and second car. What is this, an advertisement for cars?

June-July 2006

120bpm - 3:54 - 160k VBR - 4.5M
Garageband, Symphony Orchestra Jam Pack, Remix Tools Jam Pack

A cinematic piece written and inspired by friends. I had a hell of a lot of fun sequencing this piece together.

For Matt and Rocco

June-July 2006

120bpm - 2:48 - 160k VBR - 3.2M
Garageband

June 2006

120bpm - 3:03 - 160k VBR - 3.5M
Garageband, Remix Tools Jam Pack

For MSC

July 2005

132bpm - 3:54 - 160k VBR - 4.9M
Korg Triton LE - Garageband - Propellerheads Reason 2.5 - Logic 7.1 - ES1 - ESX24
Clarke/Bell

Not current available.

One of my favorite Erasure tracks that I thought needed updating and remixing.

February 2005

2:33 - 160k MP3 - 2.9M
Korg Triton LE, Propellerheads Reason 2.5, eMagic Logic.
Dana Point, California, USA

August 2004

4:08 - 128k MP3 - 3.8M
Korg Triton LE, Propellerheads Reason 2.5, eMagic Logic, ES1, Samples from FutureMusic Euphoria CD.
Photoshop

I set out to create a Euphoric track. It turned out slightly dark and trancy. Pink Floyd's High Hopes from The Division Bell was definitely an influence on this track.

June 2004

2:59 - 128k MP3 - 2.9M
Korg Triton LE, eMagic Logic
Pacific Coast Highway, California, USA

Written in thanks to the many people I met while in California and those who stood by me while I did a lot of soul searching for seven weeks. You've touched me in ways you never know were possible.

April 2003

3:12 - 128k MP3 - 3M
Featured on Bear Tracks 3
Roland RS-5, Propellerheads Reason 2.5
Hendy Woods State Park, California, USA

The most mature date to track. The title was chosen by Chris Gordon and Joey Fotanes through a contest I held on Live Journal.

It's happy, uplifting and definitely influenced by the 90s.

The flowers on the cover I thought were Morning Glories, as I had been told - well they're not. Shame, but they're pretty.

This track is definitely worth the download, and I appreciate your support!

March 2003

3:20 - 160k MP3 - 3.9M
Roland RS-5, Propellerheads Reason 2.5
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

I wrote this track as the United States started bombing the hell out of Baghdad. Rather than putting into words how I was feeling, I decided to write music.

In many ways this track parallels the themes of DJ Culture by Pet Shop Boys.

The claps represent the people blindly supporting the action. The explosion at the end represents the way media sources were reporting from Iraq.

December 2002
125bpm - 3:39 - 160k MP3 - 4.3M

July 2003
140bpm - 1:06 - 160k MP3 - 1.3M

Roland RS-5, Propellerheads Reason 2.5
Space, Canadian Space Agency

Lavallée/Routhier/Weir/Bennett
Original music by Calixa Lavallée
Disclaimer from the National Anthem Act of Canada: The words and music of the national anthem of Canada are declared to be in the public domain.

Why have I never heard an electronica version of O Canada? Well here it is.

The first being much slower, and true to the original lyrics of O Canada. It would go well with a fly over of Canada video.

The second being a much faster and shorter version arranged for Canada Day 2003.

December 2002

4:21 - 128k MP3 - 4M
Roland RS-5, Propellerheads Reason 2.0
Newtek Lightwave

I don't really know why I chose Tritium as the title of this track. I've always had an interested in radioactivity, and I live relatively close to two CANDU power generating stations. Why not?

June 2002

3:14 - 128k MP3 - 3M
Roland RS-5, Steinberg Cubase VST
Blue Mountains, New South Wales, Australia

Based on "Here with the sky" by Spahitch.

Kind of a cover track. I took part of a track written by Spahitch, a techno group out of Brampton in the 1990s and expanded on that particular theme.

It was composed and arranged, reflecting on my South Pacific tour of May 2002.

There are spoken word lyrics written for this track, whether they'd really work, I have no idea.

June 2002

2:06 - 128k MP3 - 2M
Roland RS-5, Steinberg Cubase VST
New South Wales, Australia

This is the first track recorded when I purchased the Roland RS-5. Playing around with the strings, and the filters and resonance, I thought this track was really neat once initially finished.

Someone I know would like to add Bodhran drums, ultimately completing the track.

November 2002

2:25 - 128k MP3 - 2.3M
Propellerheads Reason 2.5
Newtek Lightwave

Lyrics by Davis/Onorati/Rudolf/Simone.
Music by Davis/Onorati/Rudolf/Simone

Think of two big, I don't know , maybe creatures, goblins? Walking down the road at Christmas time playing The Little Drummer Boy with their instruments. They are then joined by villagers, or maybe there's a scene in a toy shop.

Who knows? Merry Christmas!