In 2004, the promotion company I co-founded, was asked to put together a showcase for the Florida Music Festival. Instead of performing a DJ set, I set out to write 45 minutes of original music. Many of those early experiments are posted on this site. I continued working on music though the beginning of 2005.
Then, nothing.
I guess I was busy, and the few gigs I could squeeze in, I ended up DJing for. Mostly because the tracks I wrote seemed a little dated (even though I still like some of them), and it was easier to prepare for a DJ gig than it was to write music.
Then in March 2007, I got inspired again to work on some new tracks. The first of those is presented here.
Fox on Fire, is a contemplative downtempo exploration. It was one of my first successful attempts at writing my own original melodies, as opposed to sampling them from loops. The drums are subtle but earnest. And the vocal samples give it a cool pseudo-tribal feel.
This is the original full length version, a minute or three longer than is probably necessary to get the point across.
bastardizing a pair of tsychovsky favorites for a christmas remix concept album that r_garcia of nophi fame put out. all the proceeds went to toys for tots, a charity service of the united states marine corps. musically the track is a downtempo jam with a overdubbed use of classical music samples from the track mashup namesakes. the snippets of vocals interspersed through out should give you a chuckle as will the hyped up xylephone blow-up. enjoy!
how cool is a song about ass fucking? pretty fucking cool. except the song really isn’t about that, per se. never mind that is was created by writing the track over a sample lifted from an anal sex scene, starring a one jenna haze (hence the title).
musically, the track cums on like a pounding orgasm. (pun dutifully intended) with the beats interacting with our fair starlet, in a way that suggests that the rhythm itself is the one sheathed in latex and penetrating her. it bores thru the listener, transporting them to the couch the scene takes place on and putting them in the driver’s seat, so to speak.
ron jeremy is sure to be as proud as i am for creating this track, as it is as titillating to listen to, as it was exhilarating to make. a bastardization of the video that the audio was sampled from is in the works - stay tuned.
Recent Comments