I watched the movie "Tumbledown" and there is a scene where the wife of a famous folk musician who died finds a recording never heard before. She listens to it and gets super emosh. The song touched me and I decided to Dub it. It took a very long time because the original lyrics and guitar had to be manually quantized. I have been sitting on this for a few years and when I went to do a final master, I had merged out the support files by accident. Luckily I exported it beforehand. Hope you like it :)

Completely new drum and sub tracks, re-edited, and totally remastered. I love the movie The Shining so I decided to deconstruct it and build up a nightmare. Listen on headphones if you can as space is used for the different characters. The loop is pretty damn sick. Listen to the extended version as well which is my favorite of the two.

Completely new drum and sub tracks, re-edited, and totally remastered. I love the movie The Shining so I decided to deconstruct it and build up a nightmare. Listen on headphones if you can as space is used for the different characters. The loop is pretty damn sick. This extended version has a much longer intro, entire added verse, and a longer outro. Listen to the edit version as well.

​I liked this John Legend song when it came out and quickly realized it could be dubstepped. This took me the longest out of all remixes thus far but was a lot of fun. Soundcloud and Facebook pulled it for copyright infringement. I still really love this track, hope you do too! 

Here's another poppy song but Dubstepped, again with a little filth, grime and more yawz. This is Gavin DeGraw's sad yet powerful song "Not Over You". This is my "Doing Just Fine Platinum Dubstep Remix version. Enjoy.

So I decided to do a pop remix but with filth, grime and some yawz. This is Katy Perry's poppy but not so well known "Part Of Me". It's my "Sticks and Stones Platinum Dubstep Remix" version. Enjoy.

"Born Slippy" by Underground is an all-time favorite of mine. I am so glad to finally put a spin on it. You might remember it from the cult film "Trainspotting". This dreamy/trance version includes 140 BPM prime cuts which is no easy task. If you can, listen to this track on a system with a good subwoofer.

T.I. and J.T. get a touch of A-bomb on this track. I know I did it and all but I honestly think it's much better than the original version. If you listen to the original side-by-side it sounds so drab after you hear this version.

This remix of Snap's very obscure b-track "I'm Gonna Get To You (To Whom It May Concern)" uses classic loops from Kraftwerk and Cash Money. I have wanted to do something with this love song for a long, long time. Yes those are real vinyl pops you hear on the vocal track ;)

This remix of the classic "Passin' Me By" by The Pharcyde is all original from the ground up. I still have a soft spot for this song as do many folks that grew up in the 90's.

This is a remix of the Nine Inch Nails diddy "The Hand That Feeds". They held a remix competition a few years ago and I missed the deadline because I was traveling but I think I would have won, don't you! You can hear the same long synth pad as in "Shame of Life". I love that pad, what can I say.

I had to jack the Adobe CS3 rollout music as a bed. That was the foundation for a really sick Old Skool mega mix featuring The D.O.C., Easy E, The Pharcyde, Beastie Boys, and Too Short. Top that all off with a touch of prime cuts and you have a winner.

The famous up-tempo Planet Rock as a bed and Electric Kingdom for the chorus. On top of that is one of my favorite songs of all time. "Stand by Me" by Ben E. King.

This song has a sample from LL Cool J's "Candy" topped with gentle cuts and Jello Biafra discussing a situation in Humboldt County. I am in no way advocating the use of Marijuana by producing this song.

This track explores a man's struggles with his old self and who he wants to become. It's a contradiction on purpose.

Here is a 20th anniversary rendition of the classic Ice-T song "Colors". All music and cuts is original.