Currently working on new material. I’m finally getting out of a dry spell that’s lasted almost two years. Updates will follow.
music production
Precognitive Phenomena
Mass was quite elegant today, and during the celebration of the sacrament of the Eucharist, I was invited back to editing music. It’s a long story, yet I was called by name.
Music production has been welling up inside me for sometime, and last night I became reacquainted with a project that started back in late 2022 to late 2023, and somewhat dreamed about it. Call it higher consciousness, precognitive phenomena, the Holy Spirit, or subtle intrinsic reprogramming, all I got to say is, this pressure inside of me needs release and my mind needs relaxation, for playing with different frequencies is akin to being reborn, over and over again.
The project name is “Sanctus”, see what I’m saying?!
New album
Love Is Everywhere (2007)
2007 was a heavy year, yet not for music production. Romantic breakups and entropy, marked by an acute perception of time and existence. Music production saved my life, as it does now.
Sneaky, peak v2
Working on these vocals since 103021.
A sneaky, peak.
Something new. Something unfolding still. A simple taste in editing prowess.
Full album coming ever so soon.
Slow and relenting existential bliss
Slow and relenting existential bliss
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preliminary extension and sketches/double process/reversed [091121/101621]
SF 3.0
TR .75
Beep, beep, beep
Umami land, new album by Detraction
This is a complex album. Production started in October of 2020, then it became a collaboration and then became a type of retrospective when unfinished tracks from 2017 were added and remixed. Umami Land is more or less a meta-album, spanning 4 years of input marked by collaborating with outside influences. It was a difficult recording to archive, and it had many phases in development. At one point it was almost decommissioned, yet the ice thawed and necessary improvements were acknowledged. Umami Land became a conglomeration of forces ranging from past/present/foreign input and output methodologies marked by a cohesive flow of texts, emojis and other goodness.
It’s not a perfect album by any means, yet it strives for the Sun.
I hope you all enjoy this splendid round of recordings.
A very heavy thanks to Matt Dardis, my prime co-conspirator on two tracks in this venture, and his profoundly-relentless artistry, meticulous track engineering and super-sense of humor. And a heavy thanks to Pat Glassel for letting me remix his ‘Quench the orange sun’ [a] into unrecognizable certainty, and for his grace on opening its release for this album.
All proceeds from this album are going to The Humane Society International until the end of time. Both collaborators wanted no monetary cut from this venture, so I focused on what we all love, that of the welfare of all animals large and small.

Track listing and attributes [b]:
1) Nostalgia (Dubec/2020)
2) [anxiety feeds paranoia] assassins at every corner (Dubec/2020)
3) Ritual (Dardis/Dubec/2020)
4) I’ll always love you (Dubec/2020)
5) On three legs (Dubec/2017-2021)
6) Apophenia (Dardis/Dubec/2020)
7) Everyone referred to him as Colonel (Dubec/2017-2021)
8) Syntax and Memory (Dubec/Glassel/2019)
Esoteric titles/design nomenclatures:
1) Nostalgia 102120 V4 – 8:1:21, 12.52 AM
2) [anxiety feeds paranoia] assassins at every corner 101120 PS v4
4) I’ll always love you 110320 102120 re ps rev 3 – 7:11:21, 12.12 AM
5) On three legs 072917v7 – 8:8:21, 12.50 AM
6) Apophenia/Rebirth (Dardis/Dubec) v2 – 8:5:21, 10.07 PM CUT
7) Everyone referred to him as Colonel 071117 [2021 redux 070421] vol adjust 082721
8) Syntax and Memory (Dubec/Glassel) QUENCH April 23, 2019, 9.24 PM CUT
Collaboration notes:
1) Ritual (Dardis/Dubec/2020)
Dardis supplied all source material, and Dubec stretched, reversed, layered, added some tambourine and conceptualized the final mix.
2) Apophenia (Dardis/Dubec/2020)
Dardis supplied all source material, and Dubec stretched, reversed, layered and conceptualized the final mix.
3) Syntax and Memory (Dubec/Glassel/2019)
Glassel supplied ‘Quench the orange sun’ [a], and Dubec added rhythm, synth, stretch, layering and final mix.
Final Notes:
[a] ‘Quench the orange sun’ by Perplexions:
https://soundcloud.com/user-164068566/quench-the-orange-sun
[b] collaborators are in alphabetical order, followed by year
Thunderstorms and editing
There’s something thrilling about editing music in the midst of a thunderstorm. The energy is high, and the chance of electrocution is relatively low… but then again…
