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| A neo-Romantic ballad featuring me (Queenie) playing piano and singing. Lost is my most popular song ever on the web, which strikes as funny because it is not the one I thought that everyone would like! The sound is Sarah McLachlan meets Johannes Brahms. It's very classical sounding, written when I was ignoring my guitar for the piano, my first love. |
CD: Queenie
Label: Fierce Petticoat Records ©2002
Credits: written and produced by Queenie |
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| A hauntingly beautiful soft-rock song that intregrates subtle Asian themes. Written for a guy I dated who was in the U.S. Army. One of my many curious "reply" songs to the songs of other artists or composers. Hey Soldier is a reply to "Missing You" originally recorded by John Waite and later by Tina Turner. However, it is a serious song inspired by my need to contradict the "Asian themed" pop of the last 20 years like the awful "Kung Fu Fighting" and "Me So Horny" done by non-Asian artists. Stylistically it is similar to Enya.
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CD: Queenie
Label: Fierce Petticoat Records © 2002
Credits: written and produced by Queenie |
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| A vocal and piano story song about a sweet but mistreated woman and her lover from the point of view of the lover's ex-girlfriend. Yoshi is a man's name, I definitely exercised artisitic license in making Yoshi a female. Not an homage to Nintendo's little green Yoshi guy, but I do have Nintendo's little green Yoshi guy and my favorite video game is Mario Golf. |
CD: Queenie
Label: Fierce Petticoat Records © 2002
Credits: written and produced by Queenie |
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| Turn Up the Radio is an uptempo keyboard, drum, and vocal song with lush Celtic sounding harmonies. The theme is pretty light and abstract, it is about subliminal messages on TV. Radio sounds like when Enya does rock or the Cranberries do pop. |
CD: Queenie
Label: Fierce Petticoat Records © 2002
Credits: written and produced by Queenie |
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| This song deals with occult themes, specifically out-of-body experiences and demonic night terrors. I have completely overhauled this song on my just-finished debut album. I have created a much edgier, harder sound and added a drum track. I look forward to someday finding a collaborator to shoot a music video for this tune. |
CD: From the 4-Track Demo, a new
Credits: written, performed, produced by Queenie |
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| Be Who You Are--No. 1 at Funender.com for 8 weeks and counting! Thanks Queenie and KMP fans, we love you! This is a relaxing New Age tune with a positve "Be Yourself" message and an almost Gregorian chantlike female vocal. |
CD: KMP
Credits: music: Harout Kalanjian lyrics/vocals: Queenie |
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| Atmospheric and airy, this song features music by PaulJG and vocals/lyrics by Queenie. A cross-country collaboration, this song has been brought together by two artists who have never physically met! |
CD: This song not yet available on CD.
Label: PaulJG and Fierce Petticoat Records
Credits: PaulJG/Queenie |
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| This slow, drifting ambient song, meant expressly as a soundtrack, will remind you of early post-Genesis Peter Gabriel with its blue, almost corporate feel. This song was inspired by my long solitary walks through the city of Chicago. Originally used in the never-released student film called "Unraveled". |
CD: CD not yet released
Label: Fierce Petticoat Records
Credits: Queenie |
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| This keyboard instrumental is soothing yet happy and upbeat. I had a lot of fun creating the arpeggiated keyboard sounds with my Korg Triton workstation. I dedicated the song to my first keyboard, the Ensoniq TS10. |
CD: Not yet released
Credits: Queenie |
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| Relaxing Piano Solo |
CD: Not yet released
Credits: Queenie |
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| This is a very popular Mozart tune that is a required learning piece for all of my piano students. It takes a lot of endurance in the LH. |
CD: Not Released
Credits: W.A. Mozart |
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| This piano intrument-only tune is one of the many children's recital solos that I have written for my own piano students. It is around a Level 3 or Early Intermediate level. |
CD: Not Released
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| Sparkling, peaceful recital solo for children. Intermediate level. |
CD: Not Released
Credits: Queenie |
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| This track was created for the student film (never released) called Unraveled. In this scene, the lead character commits suicide after unwittingly causing the demise of his corrupt boss. I was going to use one of Satie's 3 Gymnopedies for this part of the soundtrack, but felt that this original track was better suited. |
CD: Not Released
Credits: Queenie |
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| Peaceful recital piano solo for children. |
CD: Not Released
Credits: Queenie |
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| Halloween Piano Recital Solo |
CD: Not Released
Credits: Queenie |
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| Children's recital piano solo, spy theme. |
CD: Not Released
Credits: Queenie |
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