Tunes, Tracks, Beats & Mixes

Description : It's been awhile folks...:)

Description : Probably my darkest of the dark...

Description : Instrumental based on art painting...

Description : Not really 'industrial' although some aspects might fit with the genre...generally robots and stuff...hehe...and a hint of heavy metal is also there...:)

Description : A dedication tune...

Description : Ambient and maybe chillout...or whatever..:))

Description : After quite a long time a new collab with Ed (Tumbleweed) is finally here...

Description : An overlong fantasy...:)

Description : Could be a story of recent times...

Description : It's more than 5 years when the original was uploaded here on LM presenting one of my first collabs with Ed and it's still here on my tracklist if anyone wants a comparison. Subsequently I became pretty disenchanted with my part of the work and I was thinking for years that one day I should rearange and rerecord it and recently I finally did it. I hope it's for the better and now it also contains a kind of story and even reveals who the hitcher was, but only if you listen till the very end..:)^^

Description : A song of dedication...kind of a ballad thing and not really a fusion, at least not in classical sense...:)

Description : Enigmatically entitled and questionable in chosen genre...I hope it can't get worse than that..:-)

Description : As first, just forget about the genre...I had to put something, didn't I?:) Otherwise this is something like enjoying sunshine, but to make the feeling a bit more complicated is also about not wanting to have it directly in my face...hehe...

Description : It's been awhile since my last upload and here is finally some new music from me. Not so usual mixture of melancholy, defiance and relaxed moments is in front of you. Don't bother the chosen genre...could have easily been something else as well..:))

Description : Just another chillout...:)

Description : I hope this is at least close to what title suggests...a kind of old fashioned easy listening chillout with some classical elements.

Description : What to say about this one?...Toyed a bit more than usual with echo and delay....and the result is here...:)

Description : I probably didn't pick the right time and season to upload such a thing, but since my musical life is full of paradoxes anyway, I decided to stay true to myself...-:)

Description : Just guesting with strings, piano and some additional ideas on one of Ed's older tunes. Big thanks to Ed for granting me two days (or so) of exceptional pleasure...:)

Description : Written for Claudio's birthday (my Italian friend) in obvious waltz manner and with slight classical touch this tune appears to me almost painfully simple and minimalistic (and indeed it is)....and yet, Claudio who's very familiar with my music says that this is one of the nicest pieces of music I've ever written even if it wasn't his birthday present....well, who knows if he's right..:)^^

Description : It's March 23th, so it seem just the right time to upload and share collab No.23 with maestro Tumbleweed. With all my thanks to Ed, the feel of backroad wandering is here...:)

Description : The original idea behind this track was heading towards something that would hold certain resemblance to Pink Floyd kind of vibe, but eventually the whole thing switched to a collab process....yes, you guessed it right...it's another one with maestro Tumbleweed...and so I became a proud contributor by screwing up the original plan quite radically....Luckily, Ed would say that this newly cooked stuff still preserves at least a hint of good old Floyd...what about you?

Description : I don't even remember the last time working on a track shorter than 4 minutes and this one is obviously the case , but it's always great pleasure doing collabs with Ed and this is yet another one.
If you maybe thought that our previous effort titled "Timeless Sunday" was oversweet, then think again and better listen to this one which is guaranteed the pure diabetes case. Just don't say I didn't warn you..:)) And who the hell is Glenda?? Errr, well....she doesn't want you to know, so better let me say big thanks to the great man and genius musician Ed Cunningham, also well known as Tumbleweed without whom any of these unique projects wouldn't come to existence.....Cheers Ed.

Description : I had no particular intention doing this, but then it just came on me out of nowhere....How to make an antithesis Halloween work!? Prior to that there were no plans to make a track for the occasion, furthermore I've never been really interested in such a thing. It always seemed a bit silly to me if not outright childish. But then I remembered the Interview with The Vampire and Bram Stoker's Dracula. My gosh, there was some peculiar romanticism in there and I probably don't have to tell you twice that this must be a bait for Orlando, as is a cup of fresh young blood for a vampire...:) Furthermore I like people who are different, so I just have to like vampires who a different as well...hehe...so it should be dawning on you by now that this won't be your standard Halloween tune...haven't I mentioned "antithesis"? So...no growling zombies, midnight cemetery bells, creaking doors or any of your favourite horror sounds, although it's still a little bit darker in tone...hell yeah, vampires are still vampires...haha...but this one is mainly about a vampire desperately in love with a young lady, craving for her as a madman...I won't tell whether she's also a vampire or not, cause you might figure it out listening to the track...^^ Otherwise it was about time for me to come up with a new solo work, since I've been almost exclusively doing collabs in those past few months (which I love ofcourse)...afteral you can always ask Ed...:)^^____Happy Halloween folks!:)

Description : Dear Loopers...Let Ed and me take you to the world of yet another musical fantasy born out of our latest collab efforts. Ed provided basic structure of the track with ever solid rhythm section, tasty synths and vocal pads while I took
on a role of pretending to be multi-instrumentalist again by smuggling in some sweet strings, bulgarian flute, celtic harp,
unexpectedly blurry piano and this time a tiny bit of real live acoustic guitar...what an adventure for a vst/keyboard guy..:) As always
my sincere thanks to Ed not only for letting me enjoy his great musical company but also for still standing as one of the firm pillars of Looperman society !