A current experiment with an R&B feel, minimal instrumentation. Featuring an audio sample from the film "Vanilla Sky".

An instrumental I've been meaning to add vocals to. Dense instrumental layering and use of piano influenced by Something Corporate.

An instrumental track influenced by Linkin Park and good ol' 80's harmonized guitar leads.

Probably my favourite instrumental. Again, been meaning to add vocals. This track was influenced by the production and arrangement found in Jimmy Eat World songs. Very proud of this track. Very emotionally charged.

another Jimmy Eat World cover, from the Clarity LP

a cover of Jimmy Eat World's "Hear You Me" from the Bleed American LP

my first Jimmy Eat World cover. I used to perform this often at coffeehouses/open acoustic stages. This is from their Clarity LP

a guilty pleasure covered. dunno why, i just think this is a solid song, regardless of the artist. anyway, from the Under My Skin LP, by Avril Lavigne

-a sampler - A song from a set of experiments in the emocore-hardcore genre. Influenced by Thrice, Funeral for a Friend, Alexisonfire....and a subtle hint of Weezer's Pinkerton LP.

Here is an attempt at a polished up version of this song. Still rough in some places, but it gets the idea across better than the live track. One of the few political songs I wrote during the summer--this one being a response to Bush's Iraq War.

one of the first songs i wrote back in high school. washed in multiple layers of guitar tracks. my attempt at a radio single, pop punk song

This is a song I wrote for a friend's bday. I wanted to write a track that featured piano as the main instrument, while adding other instruments to create a rich sonic atmosphere. Influenced by Jimmy Eat World's "My Sundown" and "Hear You Me"

Another song back in my high school days. At the time i was influenced with a lot of mid 90's alt-rock, specifically Silverchair.

My very first song written in the 3/4 time signature. This song was written during a time where I was heavily influenced by Something Corporate.

My first online collaboration. Featuring fellow PureVolume songwriter, Darcy Davie, the addition of her vocals elevated this stripped down acoustic instrumental to a full fledged, emotionally powerful song.

Probably my most widely accepted, and catchiest song that I've uploaded onto the Internet. Its received some great reviews and reactions on the PureVolume boards.