Song written between my resurrection to writing and when i ran out of space (screen space, not storage) in my firefox folder.
Jackson is back, now with 100% more song! I'm pretty proud of this one. as you may notice by the 20 other Jackson remixes that you are about to see.
Another fan favourite. written using exclusively Air powered instruments (there's a word for those in italian and probably in english too but it's way funnier to leave it like this). Brais is a play both on Brass instruments and my friend's dog, Brais.
"Wow! A Minus World remake! I am so Happy!" said no one ever since no one likes this song. reworked some instruments and added a layer of white noise to make everything feel less familiar. more unfamiliar?
Everybody's born to compete as he chooses, but how can someone win if winning means that someone loses?
This, to my surprise, was another fan-favourite. It was written for a project of mine the circumstances of which would be waaaay too long and complicated to explain, just know a deprecated fangame's horrible coding standards were involved. it was also vaguely based on Machines of Malware from Everypence Link to the official soundtrack video (starts at 7:09)
seriously, who the hell indents code with two spaces???
At one point my friend was looking for a song to use as her ringtone, and me, being a great friend and composer, decided to help her out! She proceeded to tell me that she was looking for rock songs and not nokia ringtones, so i, as a great composer and friend, wrote her a second one that was "more rock" than the first one! And she didn't like it still. Weird.
Normally i'd only show one of two very similar songs, but i feel like they are different enough that they both deserve to be here. Written because some friends wanted to write a rap song and needed a base. Somewhere i also have a version with me beatboxing on top but i don't really know how to get that one here so, for better or for worse, you are gonna heve to live like that. sad!
Just a quick experiment, to see if i could put down an idea i had.
How much can the human mind fill out of a song that's missing pieces? Featuring Daft Punk styled Bassline, weirdly big spaces where nothing of note happens and a story of fighting and salvation, if you squint hard enough.