While I’m currently on hiatus, making electronic music was my most active creative
hobby from 2008 to 2015. Depending on the year, my music skirted around with atmospheric
textures, spacey IDM, ambient drone, and other experimental styles. I’ve shared my
two favorite finished projects below.
I’m always finding new music to listen to at the expense of my hard drive space. All
my listening can be gauged on my last.fm profile,
where I’ve faithfully scrobbled everything I’ve listened to since 2008.
This is the first album released under the Silverpoint alias.
It’s ambient drone: long, slow-changing, subtle, ominous, cold,
minimal, eerie, solemn, majestic. Soundtrack to floating through
a giant empty city.
A best-of album from the sixteen hours of music I had made up to this point.
Leaving the Apple Loops and bad mastering in the past, it has become my
personal justification for my music endeavors. Although taken from a
relatively wide range of time, it’s consistent in its atmospheric mood
even as it varies from IDM to ambient soundscapes to soft tranquil
synthesizer loops to whatever Arena is.
The Brightest Thing We Could Find
6:14
