Hey Everybody,

It's 2024, and I've already peaked with my brand new track, "The Fundamentals of Basement Necromancy." It's all downhill from here, since this epic piece invokes dark magic and imagery from its big, brassy cinema, with shots of wizards dueling for the right to practice dark magics like necromancy.

Listen to it here.

Since it is the New Year's season on Newgrounds, now is the time to look back at all I've accomplished creatively in my output last year, which was nothing short of legendary. The purchase of a midi controller and a couple of mastering plugins has facilitated epic masterpieces I would've never thought possible on my old rig.

Which brings me to my first album release, the highly experimental "Eyyyy VW/Y."

Listen to it here.

While many of the songs can be found here on Newgrounds, such as "Beach Front Property" and "Bowneasy Part II (You Make Me Feel So Bad)," this short EP is best experienced over on Bandcamp (sorry @tomfulp).

The next release was forged out of the experimentation of the last. "Eyyyy VW/Y" walked so "Futurescape" could run. While it wasn't a huge commercial success, "Futurescape" has put my foot in the door over there in lala land with some entertainment producer technopreneur type. Let's just hope my foot stays in the door and he doesn't start asking me for foot pics for his fridge, and I don't have to cry in the shower later because he is doing god knows what with pics of my dainty lil doggies. Notable tracks off "Futurescape" include "Eaten By The Machine," "Tears in the Neon Void," and "Escaping The Lights."

You can listen to it here on Newgrounds, on Spotify, and on Bandcamp. It's also on YouTube and shit. It's everywhere, man.

My third project is incredibly ambitious. It's called "The Last Wizard in the Tower." It's a work in progress and not quite done yet. As of right now, it is a Newgrounds exclusive. Check it out here.

The whole album is notable and iconic, and I am enjoying making it so much I don't want it to be over.

So yeah, that was last year's output. Thank you, and have a great year!