Brent is back and making his move on the 14th song of "Who is Reptyle Brainz?"
Detective Simms begins to doubt her ability to solve the case
This was the first song to come together for my musical murder mystery, and it set the tone for the album. I used my Rickenbacker bass’ “Rick-o-Sound” feature for the first time - splitting the neck pickup to an octave Read more
This was the first song to come together for my musical murder mystery, and it set the tone for the album. I used my Rickenbacker bass’ “Rick-o-Sound” feature for the first time - splitting the neck pickup to an octave petal and Marshall amp while the bridge pickup went to an Ampeg, shaped to be very deep. The industrial style keyboards filled out the sound. The lyrics came quick and I knew I had one of the key murder scenes completed.
We return to the misadventures of Tom and Vinnie, as they try to take revenge for Richard's killing.
Song 10 introduces the final character in the story, the reporter and podcaster Brent Mitchell. His sound is like late 70s dance influenced rock - smooth and smarmy.
Song 9 of the Murder Mystery “Who Is Reptyle Brainz? (Day 4: Emma)” Is the eponymous track following a 2nd murder. This time the victim is one of the prime suspects, Richard Greaves. The song is from the perspective of Read more
Song 9 of the Murder Mystery “Who Is Reptyle Brainz? (Day 4: Emma)” Is the eponymous track following a 2nd murder. This time the victim is one of the prime suspects, Richard Greaves. The song is from the perspective of the lead detective, Emma Simms, who is starting to feel the situation is slipping away from her. It follows a moody and complex journey through Emma’s investigation and her thoughts.
The eighth song of the murder mystery "Who Is Reptyle Brainz?" brings us to a second murder - this time gleaned from the psychotic mind of the killer himself.
The seventh song of my murder mystery series is short, but important. Sean McBee is speaking to Kennedy about his experience with the Seattle PD.
Song 6 introduces two of Richard Greave's friends - Tom Tanner and Vinnie O'Brien. The song is from the perspective of Vinnie, who is seeing Richard through a new lens.
Song 5 from the murder mystery: Who Is Reptyle Brainz? picks up on day 2 of the investigation of Amy Benson’s murder. This time is from the perspective of Officer Justin Dufrene who is working towards Detective. The style Read more
Song 5 from the murder mystery: Who Is Reptyle Brainz? picks up on day 2 of the investigation of Amy Benson’s murder. This time is from the perspective of Officer Justin Dufrene who is working towards Detective. The style is alt-rock, reminiscent of Nothing But Thieves or Royal Blood. Like Royal Blood, the song is played all on bass guitar, using a POG 2 pedal to create the guitar-like driving tones.