Jane Is Not Afraid – JINA EP

Jane Is Not Afraid is my partner Jane Stockwell and myself. After going to see Aussie Synth Pop legends Pseudo Echo, Jane announced that she wanted to write some songs. I advised learning the ropes a bit with a cover or two. A bit of time passed so I assumed that was it. Then there … Continue reading Jane Is Not Afraid – JINA EP

The Past Becomes Present Again

No A.I. – No Loops – No Presets We are creatures of memory. Memory is a massive part of being human. Happiness, suffering... all tied to memory. Memory anchors us in our pasts. Memory defines our present and future. While we spend a lot of time thinking of the past and the future - so … Continue reading The Past Becomes Present Again

think+sync – The Runner

https://youtu.be/NdH82nDu_o8?si=_jaYKNzJECS2Dokz https://youtu.be/e-EFAi-C6tw?si=Zh0MqiR3GTcIy13x You may not quite get it at first but after the third listenyou should be humming and noticing smaller parts Please buy The Runnerat Bandcamp from $7 The meta-story of The Runner is of those who find themselves always on the outside of society. We frame our protagonist as the object of a … Continue reading think+sync – The Runner

Some Sought Sanctuary: Some Found It

Some Sought Sanctuary: Some Found It is an odd title, especially for a modern record. The idea behind the music is equally different from the typical. The record looks at the passage from death to the afterlife. We start at the moment of death and move through a few states before crossing to the next … Continue reading Some Sought Sanctuary: Some Found It

Elegantly Drifting Apart

The album started with the working title of "Fragmented Documents" a reference to an earlier album I felt this material may have had an affinity with. When I showed the new title and cover art to my partner she asked if the title was about us. Oh sad face. No. It is about accepting that … Continue reading Elegantly Drifting Apart

Battlefields: Glory & Memories

Battlefields: Glory & Memories is a look into how we remember dramatic events. Some events we remember with exaggerated glory, others we carry anger and loss. Both approaches have value for us for different reasons: For people who lose a loved one in a battle, it is sadness and anger. For people whose lifestyle is … Continue reading Battlefields: Glory & Memories