Author: Thomas Marvel

Rhetorical question.

For this song, I took a different approach. Is it better or worse than previous songs?

This track is an ode to Morrocan tea – notice the liberal use of high frequency sprinkles – some might say it’s a bit too sweet…

I am unable to record a song this week because I am suffering from a cold, however, here’s a song I recorded earlier. Inspired by that marvelous book by Mr. Wells, I present…

I couldn’t resist using the EBow on this one. It’s how I imagined Halley’s Fifth to sound…

Although I know a realtor who’s name is Doug, this song is not inspired or written for him. It’s a song that pays tribute to an altogether different Douglas. Thank you, Mr.Adams.

Those trained by Meghan will realize that the brain treats higher frequencies as overtones of lower ones. In this song I experiment with changing the sounds of the higher notes by…
not changing them.

In this song I experimented with higher frequencies. The synthesizer sounds remind me of the chirping of a little baby bird…

What better way to start on a journey for the perfect song than with a song that is not perfect. This song, to paraphrase Eric Morecambe, has all the right notes but not necessarily in the right order.

Enjoy! (if you can).