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夏のバイナリウス（fender japan ver)

I play what David Crosby used to call "wooden music" just acoustic guitar and voice. This type of music is like good old home cooking to me. Here is an artist most will have never heard but he plays some good "wooden music". I wish more would know of him. My cover of "Appalachia Haze" is an attempt to do this.
 
Ian Noe (born May 9, 1990) is a singer-songwriter from Beattyville, Kentucky US.
In 2007 Ian Noe won the grand prize in the Appalachian Starsearch in Hazard, Kentucky, with his original song Don't Let The Morning Bring Ya Down. 
His subject matter includes death, addiction, lost love, and poverty."      Wikipedia
The song "Appalachia Haze" by Ian Noe is a poignant portrayal of life in Appalachia. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a community struggling with poverty, addiction, and environmental degradation. The song begins with the narrator describing a scene of desperation and neglect - it has been raining for a week, and coffee cans and an old box fan are floating in the creek. However, in the face of these difficulties, the residents of the town persevere. The narrator describes the "mountain sounds" and the "Appalachia haze" that seem to unite them in their struggles.

The song then introduces three characters - Bobby, Sarah, and John - who represent different aspects of life in Appalachia. Bobby is a dreamer, counting basketballs and reminiscing about his childhood. Sarah is a wild child, struggling with her addiction to whiskey. John is optimistic and politically engaged, hoping to bring change to the community. Despite their differences, they are all united by their connection to this place and the struggles they face.
Throughout the song, there is a sense of loss and decay. Power lines and pines are being cut down, bridges are washed out, and the community is slowly crumbling. However, in the midst of this decay, there is also a sense of resilience and hope. The narrator finds solace in the music of his friend, who he picks along with as she hammers on. This symbolizes the power of art and community to bring people together and provide comfort in difficult times.

Overall, "Appalachia Haze" is a moving portrayal of a community struggling with poverty and neglect, but also finding strength and connection in their shared experiences. The song is a reminder of the unique beauty and challenges of Appalachia, and the importance of supporting and uplifting marginalized communities."     Songtell

Appalachia Haze - Ian Noe  (Cover)

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The Trollge Files X Omori 

mnemophobia by grbr2006

Released on : 2022-18-02

THE TROLLGE FILES X OMORI - MNEMOPHOBIA (INSTRUMENTAL)

Some moments don’t arrive with noise — they reveal themselves quietly, as if they’ve been waiting for the right pair of hands, the right pair of ears.
Kairos was one of those moments for me. A small fracture in time where things aligned without asking for permission or reason.

I made this piece and gifted it to a friend — not as a gesture, but as a way of marking that rare second when timing stops being accidental and becomes alive.

If it speaks to you too, take it.


— HEATH

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