The Economist

This is series of compositions I wrote for The Economist. These are the music only versions. The full videos, produced by Lee Miller Design, are available at The Economist Website. Somewhere in there.



This piece titled "The Buttonwood Tree" is about the history of the American stock market and the formation of Wall Street.



"Carbon Economy" is about the inter-relationship between the environment and the world economy.



"Ideas Economy"

Nick Re-brand

I mixed over 300 spots for this campaign and these are some of my favorites. Short and sweet.






I wrote the music on this one.


Auto-tune made The Backyardigans sound a little more robotic.

View from our terrace

In May of 2009, we moved out of our basement hobbit hole apartment in Cobble Hill to a bright and spacious apartment in hipsterville central, Williamsburg. This is the view from our terrace. Brooklyn has more sky than Manhattan -- something not to be taken lightly.

Yuki nap time

We adopted our Shiba Inu puppy, Yuki, at the end of July in '09. She likes to sleep on our shoes.

Lancaster, New Hampshire

Summertime Music

Here is some music inspired by the warm weather.


Everything's Going My Way


Madeleine, inspired by my niece.


Play Date


Hammock

View from our roof

The view of Manhattan from up on the roof of our Williamsburg apartment.

Black To The Future

Reg E. Cathey is the MAN! His velvety voice really made this spot shine. You may recognize his voice from The Wire. He played Major Carcetti's right hand man. Check out this interview with him here.