After another late night of music appreciation at the studio we were discussing just how much of a positive impact listening to good music has on the human psyche.

It then came up that it might be nice to share some regular players that live from time to time inside the Innerclock Systems Jukebox with visitors to our website.

We really love to discover new music to get lost in too so please email us if there is something we have to hear.

This list is in no way fixed nor by its very existance are we offering it up as the definitive guide to all things rhythmically correct.

In contrast, this list contains many musical selections that are not grid-locked to any reference at all.

Something played 'off' only works when it's played against something really 'on'.

The tighter the 'ons' the more you get to play around with the 'offs'

What makes this so wonderous is the fact that the 'ons' and the 'offs' can be anything - even a moment of silence.

Feel is a purely personal and subjective thing and one of the reasons music is so magical.

Some of these selections are played.

Some are programmed. Some are a combination of both.

Some are technical. Some are written. Some are sung.

Some are improvised. Some are theory.

Some are old and some are pop.

They are all sounds in time.

The grid is there in all of them.

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Selections: Billy Mersey Band - Soul Kick

Prince - Controversy

Selections: Let's Work

Kool and the Gang - Emergency

Selections: Surrender

Bob Marley - Catch a Fire

Selections: Slave Driver, Kinky Reggae

Headhunters - Survival of the Fittest

Selections: God Make Me Funky

Grace Jones - Slave To The Rhythm

Kraftwerk - Computer World

Selections: It's More Fun to Compute

Me'shell Ndegeocello  - Cookie 'The Anthropological Mixtape'

Selections: Just ignore the record company remix at the end.