Alternative

Pretty much relaxed tune, featuring some vocals of Solveig and me.

Cute little Dance/Pop tune (lyrics/voice: Sue Tompkins). Actually starting as a test for some VST synths and vocoder fx, the arrangement turned out to sound so happy-moody that I had to mix it down.

Pop

Cover - based on a song written by my niece Ronja. The German title 'Sterben' means 'Dying'. Watch the original here: http://www.youtube.com/user/xRonnyax#p/u/1/SUZ7l7-7874
In my version the lyrics and melody have been altered slightly for rhyming and singing purposes. And yes, the voice is mine; just a bit of alienation to push the drama.

Industrial

Theme: Joseph-Maurice Ravel - Ondine (from 'Gaspard de la nuit', 1908)
Dared impressionistic fusion of dark IDM and classic. Dynamic piano lines (partly processed) framed by a primitive machinery beat.
Not everyone's gusto, I know. However, I didn't want to come up with anything mainstreamy that day, and this one reflects pretty much the mood I was in.

Jazz

Swinging downtempo essay; a theme I wrote somewhere in the 80's, sitting in my favourite cafe. At that day I noted the chords and impro ideas down on a scrap of paper and put it in my coat's inside pocket. Well, you guess it, that's where the draft resided a veeeery long time, haha. Recently, winnowing my old clothing, I recovered the tune, and immediately recorded it to not lose it again. Then, listening this rather minimal arrangement, I decided to apply a bit of sound variation to the lead guitar by morphing its voice into a wacky synth periodically, which resulted in a nice effect I think. Hope you like it too.

Celtic Folk traditional in a simple arrangement, just vocals (Maura), piano and guitar.

Nice little pop tune, featuring Emily Richards (vocals/lyrics) aka snowflake. You may also hear some dubbed male vocals but that's still her voice, just pitched down an octave.

Alternative

Chillout soundscape, thrown in a couple of choral bars I've cut from various sources and processed in pitch and tempo.

House -> Electro Long time no hear.