Welcome to the Future

2025 was a record year for this site. Over the past twelve months, it has received about 72,000 page views -- which is almost equal to the seven years prior combined. 

 

As a completely independent one-man-band whose only form of self-promotion is this blog, I am amazed that so many people have tuned in to what I am doing. 

 

Listeners from the US, Brazil, Mexico, Germany, Vietnam, Netherlands, Singapore, and dozens of other countries around the world have come here to learn more about my music. 

 

I am humbled by your support. Thank you. 

 

To all of my fans, casual listeners, and people who randomly stumbled upon this site: I hope that the new year will be the best of your life so far. 

 

May 2026 be the year that the world begins to heal, when genocides end, dictators fall, and corruption is held accountable.  

 

 

  

Thank you for your continued support of independent art.

 

Happy New Year!

 

 

 

Live From the Living Room

I recorded some songs in my living room this afternoon. Here are a few of them:

 

Baby Blue 

 

 

 

Be Civilized

 

 

 

Pablo Fiasco 

 

 

 

Thanks for listening.

 

Sketchbook

These are early versions of songs that I am working on:

 

Dust Jacket

 

 

In the Meantime

 

 

 

Time Machine

 

 

Pablo Fiasco

 

 

It Was Always You

 

 

Are You Happy Now?

 

 

Thank you for listening and for supporting independent art.

 

 

 

 

Learning Curve

This is the most recent album that I put out:

 

 

That was four years ago. 

I played all of the basslines on a baritone or keyboard and all of the drums in Garageband. The guitars are a telecaster for the flavor and a semi-hollowbody for the buttery mids.

 

It took six self-produced albums to figure out how to properly use the EQ in the mixing process. I tried to carve out frequencies for each component of the music. Heighten the key parts and drop the adjacent ranges to intensify the contrast and sharpen the clarity.

 

Every album presents new opportunities to better figure out what I'm doing. Such are the joys of doing it myself. 

Thank you for listening. 

 

 

  

 

Días Mejores

I've had a lot of listeners in Central and South America lately. One song in particular seems to be gaining traction:

 

Here it is on Spotify:

 

 

And here it is on Apple Music:

 

 

 

Gracias por escuchar. Resistir al fascismo.