Song List

Just click on a link below to choose a song. Most were produced on the Bandlab platform and were written as backing tracks to solo over. There's are a couple of covers also. I picked a few that I had an interest in trying. Hope you like them. Please leave a comment on the feedback page. 

This song features a haunting piano riff and a sweeping orchestral arrangement with cellos and symphonic s the progressions that provide a sense of mystery to the backing track and two lead guitars providing the dramatic chorused overture. 

This song is perhaps my biggest accomplishment, It was recognized by thousands of Bandlab users and voted number one on the daily trending list. It stayed number one for even days in a row.  

Written in C minor and rooted in Eastern tradition, the backing track is structured in an energetic melody yet composed with instrumental balance. Perfect for a Neo-Classical solo.  

A dramatic and sensible ballad in B minor with piano and orchestra backing track that give depth and emotion while dueling lead guitars fill the construct of vocal melody. 

An Academy Award winning ballad written by Harold Arlen for the 1939 movie, The Wizard of Oz. Sung by actress Judy Garland, it would become her signature song, although it would be re-recorded by countless performers. Add me to the list.

A loose interpretation of Adagio for strings written by Samuel Barber in 1938 as part of his second movement for strings quartet opus 12. Vinnie Moore's re-recorded it in 1987. My interpretation. 

Originally performed by Frank Sinatra but many others have made their own version including Nat King Cole and Eric Clapton, I wanted to create my own version, so I left the adult contemporary feel to the orchestra but increased the BPM a bit, changed the key to E flat minor and ran the lead pretty close to the melody.   

This slow, sexed up riff is translated through symphonic minor phrases, chorused by a dark, but seductive lead guitar indicative of Yngwie inspired Neo-Classical elocution.

I really wanted to push the boundaries of conventional style on this song. This song was about experimentation with the elements of symphonic composition to create something completely unique in comparison to my other songs. 

Written in B minor, this song has very good and memorable chord progression and melody, both of which have a smooth and easy flow.  

Blues Blues Blues

Written for the wedding of a friend, I wanted to use the original progression of the Bridal March but make it my own by adding an original intro and bridge. Here comes the bride meets eighties hard rock ballad. 

Originally written to pay tribute to the life of my best friend, this song experiments transitioning keys and emotion

to express the all the moments, good or bad that best friends experience.  

With David Gilmour passing recently and him being such a huge influence on me, I wanted to put a song together with Pink Floyd in mind.  

This is a Jazz/R&B song inspired by memories that lead to regret.  

This song has more of a soft rock or even Pop feel to it. The dueling guitars make a cascading transition through an emotional melody.  

This song was inspired by Spanish Flamenco. Written in D minor, I got the idea from a music box I heard.  

A very bluesy balled in D# that has a feeling of goodbyes. 

Written in C# minor for Neo-Classical style ballad.