cooliscool [ Jeremy Johnson ✓ ]

Remaster of "With Funk, Love, and Resonance" featuring way better spectrum uniformity, and a new vibraphone counterpoint line, basically throughout. I like this one a lot. Bad note @ 0:36

New jam track, some keyboard improvisation. "The King died."

Improvisation of the lead, recorded on one shot (keys), lazily but effectively deriving its chord progression and rhythm section from my "Alexander Enters Babylon", so this is a continuation. Or laziness. Painting depicts the initial planning of Alexandria, Egypt, 331BCE. It's always a nice day for a slight delay when it;s, syncopating the 12 strings!

Improvising on the keys. MUST HAVE L AND R (STEREO)

Electric energy, from the soul.

Oops, v2 had time signature in 5/4 for 4/4 rhythm, so it was not synchronized, that's fixed. Mixing also better. New C6-c7 lines in the main rhythm line.

A different take on an old melody I wrote .. A tight mix, this one; experimenting with compression on the master, etc. PCM impact my best impression of a ukulele, running a constant arpeggiated lead, supported by counterpoints en masse. I played my heart out, enjoy.

There can be no value in a harmony without its dissonance, relative indeed are adjacent notes, even long decayed notes hold their purpose until you resolve. no tipping of scales. (I'm a punny guy) mix has mistakes; impact pluck end lead is too loud, wrong notes ("wrong")

Improv'd rock. Must use stereo headphones or speakers, or it won't sound right, as the rhythm is strictly tied to the two channels.

Some more improvised soft rock...

not sure when I wrote & rendered this one, I just found the MP3 in my music folder. Talk about a lapse of memory...

5/17/2015 - New track, just for fun, nothing serious, no real structure. Basically improvisation entirely. Would have become something nice but I got really, really bored with it. Was certain drums weren't in the intro, oh well.

A slow beginning set of acoustic guitar textures, moving into a bright, cheery canvas of melody.

Original i wrote tonight, under quite distress & existential dillema. As such, the first part, 0:00 - 2:03 is despondent, unchanging, when at 2:03, we change key & melody, and find light in the universe once again.

Preview of an upcoming remix of Gravity Man's theme, based on a MIDI. May have done a bit too much on the high end. Oh well.