Name: Prurito d’Amore by Divine Imagination Radio
Duration: 3 min 5 s
Description: Bollywood meets Italian Jazz in a dance explosion of love and lust

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It's Now Or Never (Elvis PRESLEY)

Bollywood meets Italian Jazz in a dance explosion of love and lust

Prurito d’Amore

3wditni El-Donia (Remastered)

To Be Loved

Live version of one of my first and best songs

Until the Music Takes Her Home (Live)

This track is made for slow, attentive miles. The kind of walk where you notice light on walls, wind on your face, and the sound of your own breath. It does not hurry you. It gives you space. The pulse is gentle, the edges are soft, and the music invites your thoughts to line up and settle. On a mindful-walk playlist, it works as a centering piece. Steady enough to keep you moving. Calm enough to keep your mind clear.

“Where the Sand Remembers” opens in stillness. Oud alone, close and unhurried, shaping a line that draws the ear inward. The violin joins as a quiet companion. At times it shadows the oud in near unison. At times it answers from a step away. The dialogue reads like thought and counter-thought rather than call and command.

The middle section widens in small circles. Nylon guitar stays in the background with soft arpeggios that color the air without pulling focus. Short pauses let the melody settle. When it returns, it carries a touch more light, as if the horizon has moved closer.

Near the close, a subtle percussive layer arrives, felt more than heard. It does not shift the character or the pace. It simply lifts the final phrases so the last cadence lands with quiet certainty. The oud states the closing idea plainly. The violin holds a warm line above it. The piece exhales rather than stops.

EMOTIONAL DELIVERY

Reflective rather than sad. Movement without urgency. Clarity without push. It is the sound of walking with your thoughts and finding they have started to walk with you.

Where the Sand Remembers · Quiet Oud and Violin Reins

Behind the Curtain invites you into a small, smoky club where one spotlight finds a lone chanteuse. These songs are intimate postcards from 1940 - 1950 Europe, street-lamp romances, train-station goodbyes, backstage confessions, and the quiet courage of women who keep going.

The Velvet Curtain

LaLaLa (Slow Version) ла ла ла

The gift of pain - Cover by Roy B Freeman (Detroit) Orchestra. Original Piece by Daniel Tran

My cover version of the song Private Investigations by Dire Straits, 
played completely using Soft Synths (VST plugins) in Cakewalk SONAR X1 Producer software.

I played every individual track on my keyboard and finally sung the lead vocals.

Hope you like it.

Also take a look at the Track Video

Private Investigations (Dire Straits Cover)

International Music Composer/Producer, Author, Radio Host & Spiritual Counselor

Prurito d’Amore

Divine Imagination Radio

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