And Thou Shalt Call His Name: Sixty-Four Names, One Roll Call
How many names of Jesus can you sing in thirty seconds? The chorus does thirteen. The whole song does sixty-four.
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Note for Note: A Song That Is Its Own Sheet Music
I believe music is math. Not in a vague, poster-on-the-band-room-wall way. In a literal way: pitch is frequency, rhythm is division, harmony is ratios, and a song is a very precise set of instructions for moving air. "Note for Note" is my attempt to make a song where you can see all of that at once.
Boil the Ocean: A Boardroom Pitch You Can Dance To
Every line of this song is real business jargon... and the video takes all of it literally.
Where Stories Dwell: Every Verse is a Pangram
Nobody sits down and decides to write about a waxy jaguar at a frozen quay. The letters pick the nouns for you
Wyrdz: Eleven Songs About What Words Do
This album started as a series of dumb bets with myself. Each one was a dare and I strove to turn each one into a viable song. After a few weeks, I had a folder full of word games and no idea what they had to do with each other.
Can I Get a Hoya?
The story behind "Gordon Strong," a song for my nephew
Nothing New Under the Silicon
I asked Grok to examine Ecclesiastes 1 verse by verse and connect each part to the technology industry. Anyone who claims the current era is unique has not read the source material.
Can you write a whole song in pig latin?
I made an AI-generated lyric music video with lip-synced pig latin just to see if it could be done.
Everything I Wrote Was in the Key of C
Nearly forty years ago a professor told me everything I wrote was in the key of C, and it took me a week to prove him wrong. This project is the same instinct on a longer timeline: notice the limitation, be a little embarrassed, and then sit down and do the work - honestly, out loud, and in every key I can find.