What to make

A Bm progression with an F#M, I dig the flat-5.

Update, November 10: Katie Donahue put some lyrics to the tune, here.

Key: Bm
Tuning: Standard
Recorded: October 2008

Absolutely loving diatonic progressions

The first was inspired / somewhat copied from a beer commercial. The second reminds me of a children's show for some reason. The third was made because Dm7 and G7 go so well together.

As you can probably hear, I'm no good with endings.

Key: C
Tuning: Standard
Recorded: October 2008

Pensivity

This tune was inspired from this next tune:



The latter evolved into the former by playing it over and over. Except for the endings, they use an identical progression. Dedicated to a friend who is finding it tough to get inspired.

Key: C
Tuning: Standard
Recorded: October 2008

Something Like Touch

I made this one up with my guitar so close to my ear, it was as though my eardrum was being touched by the sound.

Key: Dm
Tuning: DADGBE
Recorded: April 2008

Alone Not Alone

Started as a jam between me and a friend. I couldn't get the tune out of my head, so I refined it a bit, re-recorded both parts myself, and did a bit of a mixing job.

...is the delay a bit much?

Key: C
Tuning: Standard
Recorded: August 2008

April 30th

A recording from about two years ago, written for my late father.

Key: Am
Tuning: EADGBD
Recorded: November 2006