Posts with tag “music”

As you may know, I like to create ambient soundscapes with my guitar sometimes, and although the last few years were busy and I didn't have access to my setup…

An ambient piece originally made as part of an entry to a sound design contest.

I thought it might be fun to make a fancy alarm sound, so I made this tooth-brushing alarm.

Another song to accompany my partner's illustration. This one attempts to invoke the feelings of traveling through a desert.

Another song to accompany my partner's illustration. This one attempts to invoke the feelings of a cozy campfire jam session.

A bit melancholic, but still warm — a song to accompany an illustration my partner made.

Although I've done plenty of playing around with music, it had been a while since I've last actually made something like a song, so when my partner wanted to upload timelapse videos of her illustrations to TikTok, we thought it would be a great challenge to make songs to accompany it.

As a way of relaxing and experimenting with music, I spend a fair amount of time playing improvised ambient music with my guitar and pedals. This page contains a collection of ambient guitar recordings I've made over the years.

Another Thom Yorke inspired song that I felt like making after the release of his (amazing) ANIMA album. The title is a working title, I never really iterated…

A song in which I tried to combine a rhythm similar to Drum & Bass, but with the typical shoegaze -y and airy aesthetics that I like and use a lot in my music.

a joke song with real penguin facts in it.

An experiment with sturdy electronic beats. The rhythm here is very inspired by the song The Butcher by Radiohead — it's one of my favourite B-Sides. I never…

An experiment in programming a generative music system (basically: teaching my computer how to compose ambient music), inspired by some of Brian Eno's work. Especially the album Reflection and the apps he made in collaboration with Peter Chilvers.

I wanted to mix shoegaze with electronic music that I was listening to a lot at the time (probably Thom Yorke). This was the result. Rainicorn is of course a…

Inspired by regularly messing around with with a looper and lots or reverb, post-rock and other stuff.