I believe Fallen Fronds to be the embodiment of my music experience. Raised on Motown, I found my groove in late 70s pop and disco, new wave and industrial in the 1980s, trip hop/ambient/progressive house in the 1990s, and whatever you want to call it electronic music of the present; a little bit of all of these elements can be found in my music. I tend to describe the sound of Fallen Fronds as experimental electronic--although I know there are a bit more beats, with this term referring to my perceived range of music types incorporated.On the debut EP, Thermal Breakdown, the four tracks differ greatly. The first track, Protagonist, is a darker track with a lot of bubble synths with a tad of 70s flair that tends to make me smile. Track 2, Inflection, is the industrial track with a complex sonic subplots and vocal treatments. The third track, Cyclones, is basically my Orbital track (I hope the Hartnolls like it); I liken this track to a self-contained emotional journey or event. Add the final track, the cover of Erasure's"Cry So Easy," is just pure 1980s pop bliss; it was an amazing experience working with Bill Kelley (of Flipside 71), who sang lead vocals.