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EP: DeMoose

DeMoose was solidified as an EP (my first) in 2008, but most tracks are atributed to the year 2004. I gave CDs of it to a few friends, but nothing else. The tracks on it were in actuality made at various points between 2002 and 2008 and are not particularly unified by any genre. All tracks were composed using Sonic Foundry Acid (now Sony Acid).

The cover art is a photo taken by Ronald L. Bell for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. It is in the public domain. All other photos used were taken by me. Included are images for MP3 player art, a printed CD and a CD jewel case insert (inner and outer). In each, the "bleed" is lightened in color. All images with the expection of the player art are at 600 DPI.

copyright 2004-2010 Bryn P. Mosher - most rights reserved
(almost) All Noises by Bryn P. Mosher
Copyright notice: This EP is to be made freely available to listeners to play, perform, or remix. I do not plan to sell it or profit from it, though with proper rights investigations, I will entertain the idea of licensed use. This EP is not to be used comercially unless I am directly contacted.

The track "Streets Meets Miller" is intended as parody. For information about parody law in the United States, see this page. The original Barney Miller theme was written by Jack Elliott & Allyn Ferguson. The original Streets of San Francisco theme was written by Pat Williams.

Charles T. Berry, III co-wrote "Something or Other" and performed vocals on it.

If you wish to write or perform vocals on any of these tracks please let me know. Many of them were intended to have a structure that support a vocal part, but I am no vocalist. If you remix any of this, please send me a copy.

"Video" versions of this EP can be watched below using the YouTube player. A zip file containing MP3 files of the entire EP can be downloaded using the link directly below the player. I highly recommend grabbing the zip file if you like any of the tracks as the MP3 versions have much higher audio quality than the YouTube versions.