Vince is dead

It wasn't supposed to be like this. It is with great sadness that we pay<br>tribute to our primary artist Vince, whose passion for creating was evident<br>in every piece. His unique style and perspective on the world is inspiring.

We miss you, even though the real you died a long time ago. Vince will always<br>be remembered for his spirit, and his art will remain as a lasting legacy to<br>his life. We thank you, for you will always live in our hearts.

This collection is what was left unfinished; it remains here in raw form.

In addition to these fragments of music, a few notes survive of the thinking<br>that was going into the project:

fragments will likely be used in different contexts as splotches<br>of color -creative mixing is a tentpole idea on this, as our prior<br>work favors a very dry style.

Choosing a sound is step 1, then the music content.

Harmony tends to follow naturally in this process, but it's limiting of<br>possibilities if one cannot stop hearing the timbre of playback

-the process is like sewing a quilt, one fragment at a time things are tied<br>together into bigger context

-or maybe planting a seed; from a tiny delicate thing into a tree.

The goal is to turn ones entire life into art.

These pieces of music were the initial explorations of these written ideas; we<br>were excited to see how it might turn out.

It's understandable to feel like a part of you has died, especially if you've<br>been through a difficult or traumatic experience. It's important to remember<br>that no matter what has happened, you are still alive and have the capacity to<br>heal and to create a new life for yourself.