This is my latest composition “Delhicatescence”, an Indian flavoured piece of electronica inspired partly by The Doors Concerto (by Jaz Coleman with Nigel Kennedy as the soloist) and the mesmerising sound of Led Zeppelin’s mandolin in “The Battle of Evermore”.
Comments welcome.
New video, old song. As promised, my back catalogue of music is getting a new lease of life as I turn them into videos. Here’s one more.
Warning: sexually implicit content, mixed musical styles and a narrative bordering on the surreal.
Note: this is a draft version; there are still some outstanding technical issues. Comments welcome.
This is a re-release of the very first piece of electronica I ever produced. The format is music video, with brand new graphics and added “ambience”.
The theme is an ironic battle of ideas between the theory of evolution and creationism where creationism wins – a not inconsiderable abuse of artistic license.
Please feel free to comment; the first two comments refer to an earlier version published as a preliminary draft. These have been taken into account for production of the final publication. Enjoy!
Submersion video re-released with enhanced graphics.
A stroll in the park on a lazy Sunday afternoon.
Today sees the release of the new track “Sundays”. This is the first track I’ve done since I moved to Brighton that I consider worth publishing. Enjoy!
Latest piece (first draft) now available for review.
Continuing the development of this exciting new genre “experiential electronica”, this piece is an expression of the sensations and thoughts of an elderly person going for a walk in the park on a Sunday afternoon.
