Revived in a dub mix. Ghostly vibrations & trippy sensations.

Sample from movie in drifty, video game, house.

Samples from two movies and a female friend.

Been forever since I submitted anything... Here's something.

Simplifying the structure of my mixes. This one's good to nod to.

Off-time intro wanders into tribal rhythm. Breaks and variations keep it fresh.

At this point, I'm not even sure what I've uploaded. Yes... I could check.

The time is right. Here's what I intended to upload from the start.

A complete refinement of an old mix, favoured by Marshall.

Desperately seeking new material in myself... *sigh*

Someone buy me a new computer with new music mixing software. (:- ()

Relative to the work of Firth. Please review if giving low rating.

The synth has sat back for a cameo, and the baseline takes over the show.

Heavy beats on a dedicated baseline... sax and a cameo by Mr. Guitar.

This is the stand-alone original mix.

Please review if giving low rating...

Could be called "Euro", but, either way... it's dance. Heavy baseline on a sharp synth.

Down-tempo, somewhat jazzy house track. It's short and sweet (with a tempo change).

Amazing what a change in tempo can do, eh? (Obviously had to change bit rate...)

Please review... the fastest track I've ever mixed.

Cutting baseline twists around some trippy percussion.

If you're giving it less than 5, please give it a review.

If you're giving it less than 5, please give it a review.

Another stray away from romance... yay!

Beautiful and at peace... (reviews are appreciated)

This is the "Inferno Mix". I mean to sing to this one... just, not yet.

Short quasi-tribal rhythm.

My apocalyptic memoir (11 minutes in length), whittled down to an instrumental radio edit.

This is the full version of the song (already posted "Low Fidelity" mix).

Driven percussion and baseline stomp around an emotional piano.