You want new music? I’ll get you new music. It is both retro and progressive and unlike most anything I’ve ever heard… possibly with good reason. It’s based on a 1904 recording of a tribal dance, and souped-up with… a plethora of sounds and styles.
If you listen to this and ask yourself “what the heck is going on here?”, then you comprehend it perfectly. Like it or hate it, it is certainly new.
Ujangong Mix.

“Yak-Sized Piece of Grit That Flew Into My Eye, Causing 15 Seconds of Painful Disorientation” for oboe and pianoforte. The full release of the piece detailed here before.
Painful Disorientation.

Though there seems to be little rhyme or reason to the music from my site that becomes popular, there are a few trends… and this piece should hit on several of them. Be the first on your block to use this one, before it becomes overused. That way you can say “Yeah, I had that in my video months ago, they ripped off that idea from me!”.
One minute, 20 seconds. Brevity, the soul of wit.
Happy Alley.

So, what happens when you’re all medicated and logy and can’t keep a harmonic structure in your brain to save your life? A solo piece! In this case, it is a bass clarinet solo, that I later added low strings to.
Dissappointment.

I’ve spent far too much time crafting the mix and feel of this piece, so it is quits-time, go-time, time to put this piece out before I go crazy with more and more fixes. This piece was finished 9 times, and was always not quite right. The 10th time might not be right – but it needs to be “done” sometime.
Firmament.

And just for fun contrast, you can take a listen to what it sounded like in its first incarnation.

After a few requests for “Backed Vibes” but without all the beeping, I’m putting that cut online as Backed Vibes (clean).
Enjoy!