Brian Brazill Music

An original composition for Halloween 2021.

A brief breakdown and reconstruction of the slinky little theme song that played whenever the Serena character was featured on Bewitched. I bring in flute, then synth, then electric bass and guitar.

A building groove I put together in 2011.

One of the 2011 groove-oids. I woke up one morning with elements of this in mind.

Yet another groove-oid that I dreamed up in 2011.

A brief meditation, incorporating elements of the theme song to Bewitched.

A groovoid I've been working with since 2011. This is an early draft.

The synthesizer/sequencer opening of Eurythmics' "This Is the House", slowed down enough that you can hear the individual notes.

The Blue Nile's "The Downtown Lights", with Annie Lennox's cover version playing a couple of seconds behind, for an interesting call-and-response effect. This was fairly easy because Annie's cover is in exactly the same key and tempo, and has a nearly identical synthesizer arrangement.

A brief instrumental sketch, infused with the "Let's just close our eyes / I just forget myself" chorus of Eurythmics' "The Walk".

This is what happens when you play Eurythmics' "Sexcrime (1984)" and its sister song "Room 101" at the same time.

Two sightings (hearings?) of what I believe to be an abandoned summer verse from Eurythmics' "Julia". It's the flute parts audible in the back of both. First, from the song, un-reversed; and second, from the score to the movie "Nineteen Eighty-Four".

My cover, from 2011, of Eurythmics' "For the Love of Big Brother". Vocals and vocal arrangement by Eric Gustin; instrumentation by me. Song written by Ann Lennox / David A. Stewart. For illustrative purposes only. I do not own any rights to the source material.

This is what happens if you play Eurythmics' "The Walk" at the same time as their "The Walk (Part 2)".

An alignment of portions of two Eurythmics songs: "Wrap It Up" and "For the Love of Big Brother". I theorize that the second contains cast-off ideas/tracks from the first.

Simple, classical progression that I wrote and performed on a Korg Pa1X arrangement synthesizer.

The psychedelic bridge to Eurythmics' "Aqua", played in reverse. Instruments that were forward become backward, and instruments that were backward are now forward. This is for illustrative purposes only. I do not own any rights to the source audio.

Eurythmics' song "Julia" contains verses for all of the seasons except for summer. But, I believe I have located the melody of a scrapped summer verse. It is featured in the "Nineteen Eighty-Four" score, and faintly in "Julia", but in reverse. I've played the melody here as a demonstration.

My instrumental cover version of Eurythmics' "Here Comes the Rain Again". Written by Annie Lennox / David A. Stewart. I performed this song in its entirety on a Korg Pa1X arrangement synthesizer. I do not own any rights to this song.