"Ray Charles's Morning Jog" genre: Progressive Electronica
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	If you were Ray Charles and you had just had your morning jog, you come back home and listen to this song you'd be like, "Hey, didn't I just do that?" Craziness, driving bass, insane drums, along with artistic subtleties, changes in mood, and other meanings. So many things I can't explain. The last good song in my electronic career, unless I come out of retirement.
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	Story Behind the Song The original title of this song was "Running from Boredom." This song is structured just like I would imagine Ray Charle's real "Morning Jog." If you listen with that in mind, you'll know what I'm talking about. Anyway, this is highly experimental, progressive, intellitechno that I like to produce. There are many layers to this song. Don't dismiss it because part of it sounds "different" or even "stupid." It sounds that way for a reason. I like to make songs with many different elements I haven't heard before.

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