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AfroShoto Fan Footage

Here are some YouTube videos that are now circulating from the Afroshoto performance. Again, it’s so awesome to hear the band wailing underneath street fighter footage!!

AfroShoto Fight Footage

Here is some unique footage from the AfroShoto event. What you’re seeing is people playing Super Street Fighter 4 live, with the I Got Next film score “AfroShoto” replacing the in-game music. It was a really fun event and we look forward to doing many more. It is a joy to hear my and Kamasi Washington’s music underneath it all because composing music for video games is a passion of mine.

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JLTV Interview and Performance

I was recently a guest on the comedy show James and Sunda airing on Jewish Life Television. These two hosts were a blast to hang out with and I had a wonderful time performing. You’ll see a solo piece I performed with the Hebrew National Anthem upfront going into Guantanamo. It was  a joy doing this show. I’m always enthused to participate in the Jewish community and it makes my Mother and Grandmother very proud of their little ketzel.

Enjoy,

theStarM,

Miles

L.A. Won’t Bring You Down

Quite simply my biggest Fan Favorite.

Take Me Home

This song is also very different from its origins on “Bear.” Now equipped with an action packed arrangement, this might be one of this songs’ most successful outings. I’m very happy with this arrangement, and the bands performance is superb in my books.

theStarM,

Miles Mosley

Guantanamo

Written in tribute of my great grandfather Will Mosley and his triumphantly brave life.

Shine

theStarM: Live Sampler

Boomtro

This is a variation on a song called “Showtro” from the “Taming the Proud” record. As I developed this new sound for myself, I added different lyrics, and a completely different outro. So, technically this is a brand new song! Wow, that was easy. This was the first song of the night at theStarM:LIVE concert.

theStarM,

Miles Mosley

Sleep When I Tell You

Though it is one of my most simple songs written to date, it evokes a primal performance out of both the performers and the audience. This song is one of my favorite exercises in minimalism and power. To me it has a whiskey house, sweaty, humid, sexy feel. As you’ll see the bass gets the worst of it and produces a howl of a sound. All in good fun!

theStarM,

Miles Mosley