My fifth and most constructed work to date. This album was recorded over a 4 year period. It started with 100 tracks of musical arrangements which were edited down to 16 tracks that would get vocals recorded over them. I have used the pseudonym Man B for the purposes of musical integrity and originality.
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This one was amazing, can't believe myself that I could have finished a fourth album called "Spanking Robots" but I did. I started to restrict myself with rules like track length and number of tracks per album on this one. I used sampled and robot voices for the first time. This is inspiring me to record my own vocals on my upcoming album. I have a remix on here of one of the songs by my man Donny who is doing big things in music. This album made me even prouder than "Extricated Quandaries".
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This album "Extricated Quandaries" really made me proud. I completed this near the end of my second year of college. I was happy, getting good grades, learning a bunch of stuff and this music really shows all of this and more I think. My most musical album since never, I thought this would get the attention of whoever I played it for. Sadly it was only a minor success within a small circle of friends and family.
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My second album was kind of weird. It is called "The Travesty of the East Village on Crack in Techno Minor". I can't say too much about it cause I don't know much about it. I really just made it, for the sake of making it, I didn't really have to much fun with it. I am guessing my life came first during the period of this album.
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This is my first album called "One". I completed it in college but it was started in H.S. when I discorvered a little program called Fruityloops . I dedicated it to a H.S. friend who I have since then lost contact with, oh well, you live you learn. I did learn a lot about music from making this and it inspired me to continue to pursue music production, obviously not profesionaly but as a hobbyist. I find it really interesting, fun, challenging and rewarding.
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This was a song I did for a midi class, it was my final project.

A little tribute to my college, I made this my freshmen year.

The first song I ever recorded, back in high school, my teacher told me "it's not music".

Originally a surround sound piece, I mixed it down to two channels.