Celebrating our arrival in Escondido back when with "12:34"- new I.S., new ways 2 learn

2 Night can’t believe, What’s in front of me my fingers busy, Face down mystery On top then spread out but I’ve got no doubt Angels each meet to kiss in your lap’s luxury You are the key, so now- undress arrested me with the word that you’re ready 4: 1,2, 3 (I like that) 1-2-3-4 I like that 1-2-3-4 in the a.m. (1-2-3-4 ) U know just where I am, my love 1-2-3 or if it’s 2-thirty-four Can’t close my eyes without seeing U, so open my door What’s the hurry? No worry- I wake up 4 U I stay up 4 U I like that (1-2-3-4) which move is next? (1-2-3-4) Just how intense when this connects (When you’ve got time) my whole day corrects, if it’s a series of thrills, serious hills, a musical flex, or a serious wreck, I like to watch you move your neck, it’s really late, but what the heck, Time to laugh and crush with you, blowin’ blunt shotguns like we used to do, ever true-blue, listen playback, it’s payback, the time you spend, thanks Unique talent you blend, but firstly, effortlessly, yes it’s all right when I reach you, get in we can look past midnight at a time like 1-2-3-4

Mariah from Young and the Restless: a fun fan video

I think I'm going to like CapCut. We watch video editor Jordan Orme; he recommended this software. These song clips and FX were all part of the program. I hope we'll finally pull together the first Integr8d Soul video with clips filmed here. Right now, it's more of a list of FX and tropes from videos, but not quite a completed choreography. I'm not 100% on which song will get a video first!

Our newest recording actually mixes our voices with an instrumental track. I hope you dig its jazzy rock sound- and if you like this kind of pop/rock music, check out Magic Man by Jackson Wang. We had all the fun, creating this cover. We're working on a couple more...

Cease ill raps

A story that begins with with an infant crib, and takes you west to California: it's "Tracks." We're working on some very-different-for-us music this fall. Heading into winter, we're breaking out this Akai MK II keyboard interface, as well as working on my guitar dubs and continuing to make beats.
If you ever went from secretly wanting to do something to full-blown-out-in-the-open doing it, this song's for you.

This song's a companion to one written in Cali, "Changeless." After I showed her this song, Marc Kane borrowed a variation on the beat, which you hear, there.