Latest offering fom the Bristol studio – soundtrack for a thriller with more seagulls. Enjoy!
Category Archives: Music
New music release: “Steady As She Goes”
Here’s the latest from the Saville Place Studio, the final release, now incorporating critical feedback. Comments please.
This is now published in the album “Reflections“.
Reggae Dream
Latest and last from the Bristol studio with added bass timing jitter.
Tesselations
Final release of “Tesselations”, based on “Tesselations for Solo Piano” by Suzie Shrubb.
Thanks to all those who have provided feedback, and especial thanks to Suzie for letting me use her beautiful composition.
Note: this piece has some very deep bass notes and some very high ride cymbals and white noise. Please listen to this on equipment that can reproduce these sounds effectively!
You can also find this on the album “Reflections“.
Cover photo “Tesselations” by MC Escher.
Thirteen Eight from Siliguri Junction
Latest offering from the Brighton studio: India, steam trains and a 13/8 time signature – what’s not to like? Thanks for your feedback, this is now finished and can also be found at its official home on the music webpage.
Serenade
First new piece for a couple of months. This time classical, with a string quartet (two violins, cello and contrabass). Comments please.
Frère Jacques and the Three Blind Mice
The final version is now in the main Music > Audios section, in the album Reflections, and by clicking the play button below.
The Restless Mind
After welcome feedback from friends and a few nips and tucks, here’s the final version of this track. Enjoy!
Now part of the album Reflections.
Jacques & Three Blind Mice go on Holiday
New music track, initial version for testing and comment.
Re-release of Delhicatescence
This track has been remastered to bring out the voices using a new dynamic filter called Trackspace. That and a few other tweaks here and there. This is a trial version for assessment in different environments and on different equipment – and different ears. Comments welcome.
Note: this audio file is constantly being updated, so it’s likely a later version than you last heard.