Title	Genre	Released	Plays
Departure Lounge	Electronica	Jun 7, 2009	106
Jungle Money	Electronica	Dec 30, 2008	181
Primary	Ambient	Dec 19, 2008	135
Bathe In Snow	Ambient	Dec 19, 2008	215
Dusk	Ambient	Dec 18, 2008	190
From The Heart	Ambient	Dec 18, 2008	123
Portal	Electronica	Nov 17, 2008	104
Cumulus	Ambient	Nov 17, 2008	154
Life Is Great	Rock	Aug 27, 2008	139
Ninety Degrees	Electronica	Aug 13, 2008	152
Category C Alien	Electronica	Jul 22, 2008	175
Never Kneel	Pop	Jul 18, 2008	159
Leave Things	Pop	Jul 16, 2008	129
This Town	Pop	Jul 15, 2008	157
Bridge	Ambient	Jul 14, 2008	299
Half a Mind	Country	Jul 14, 2008	182
on Both Feet	Pop	Jul 14, 2008	125
Shake-up	Pop	Jul 14, 2008	136
Pain of Others	Electronica	Jul 12, 2008	205
Ecstasy in 24	Electronica	Jul 10, 2008	216
the Poisoner	Electronica	Jul 8, 2008	238

Title	Artist	Genre	Plays
Ali Baba	ShadowsOrcas	Other	237
A Day is Forever (when you are away)	Filmscorz	Classical	202
Salamander	921	Electronica	187
Ascent (edit)	921	Electronica	315
15 Weeks (HTB)	becwil	Other	634
Serpent on moonlit sand	921	Electronica	367
Just 'n Loop	RAMZAR	Electronica	517
FLY LN	RAMZAR	Electronica	444
No fear	921	Electronica	580
Starlight Speedzone	avidmacuser	Other	196
Canoeing	dirigent	Ambient	896
Dream Cymbalism	feenixx [+7]	Other	888
Dusk Holocaust	avidmacuser	Other	234
The Track Of Time	feenixx	Classical	392

Jim Robson had guitar-lessons at the tender age of 16 while still at school and played in a band a year or so later only to be kicked out when 3-piece bands became popular (Jim comments: "apparently I was 'surplus to requirements' but I believe I was crap"). He continued to keep his end in over the years, being inspired and encouraged by friends who were song-writers and musicians who he was honoured to work with till he developed some form of ability to compose. Around the 80's he bought a 4-track and wrote like mad. Then MIDI came on the scene and he embraced that like it was going out of fashion (which it hasn't). The keyboard has always been a favourite medium of musical expression of his and although he have never had any lessons, he continues to use it as a compositional tool.