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9/22/25
I saw John Stamos play the tambourine yesterday and my favorite genre is "futuristic lobby music."
9/15/25
Fred Again.. on a roof again.., 50 Cent featuring a dude who played at my house, and several flavors of breakbeat.
9/8/25
One way to phrase it would be to say "this morning, my pot got stirred," as it were. Here's how it went down:
8/25/25
Treat yourself to a version of "artist content" from the not-too-distant past, rendered in dazzling 360p.
8/18/25
the main thing missing from my life was a song that somehow involves both Juicy J and Johnny Greenwood.
The next song is finished. Watch and listen while we mix it.
Today, I'm beyond ecstatic to report that "Feelings in the Paint," the second tune from Buying Fireworks in Indiana, is finished. I can't lie, I'm proud of this one. I started this project as a means to collaborate with people, a means
VIDEO: This isn't how you're supposed to mix drum & bass music.
Brok and I had an interesting conversation while mixing "Between the Jaws and the Open Collar," and i'm excited to share some of it with you- we talked about hybrid mixing, breathing life into computer music with non-computer gear, and what it's like
Listen to "Between the Jaws and the Open Collar" everywhere.
"Between the Jaws and the Open Collar," the first single from me, Buying Fireworks in Indiana, is now available to stream everywhere. STREAM IT HERE. "Between the Jaws and the Open Collar" was recorded at the Goat's Nest in Chicago, IL by Buying Fireworks
Buying Fireworks in Indiana
I don’t have much to say about my lineage. I’m a middle-class American from the American Middle West. For the uninitiated, that means this- I am vaguely aware of my ties to somewhere far away (Scotland, in my case), I am vaguely aware that ties like these
