I really liked the cool vocal processing

Alternative 2

[UNDER CONSTRUCTION]

Tradacoustic series no. 248

Music, mostly recent, a few days, a few months...

created on: 2023/05/23

hk_tradacoustic_248

Sardar Ali Takkar Song Tanadar Ye Pa Bam.mp3

DeadWeight

Produced by Pablo Iskaywari & Marky Wildstone 
Recorded in São Carlos, 2019-2021 
Mixed by Sergio Fouad (1,4,5,6,7) 
Mixed by Otávio Bertolo (2,3) 
Mastered by Netto Rockfeller 

Marky Wildstone - vocals, drums, backing vocals 
Pablo Iskaywari - cello, viola caipira, guitar, kalimba, electronic drums 
Saulo Santini - guitars, acoustic guitars (1,2,3,4,5,6) 
Tiago Izabel Ferreira - acoustic guitar (2,3) 
Ana Zumpano - backing vocals (2) 
Fernando TRZ - piano, synthesizer (2) 
Daniel Grajew - piano (4) 
Thadeu Romano - Acordion (6) 
Pedro Ricco - bass (1) 
Netto Rockfeller - bass (2) 


All lyrics by Marky Wildstone 
1,2, 6, 7 music by Marky Wildstone and Tiago Izabel Ferreira 
3 music by Marky Wildstone and Pablo Iskaywari 
4 music by Marky Wildstone and Netto Rockfeller 
5 music by Marky Wildstone and Saulo Santil

Cover-art design by Marky Wildstone
Illustration by Alvaro Marinho
Typography by Guto Sguissardi

05 Soulmate Lions

03 Angel Boy

02 Clock of the Pain

This track is another one from the "vault" that has never been developed.....until now. Always Keep It Movin' and don't let nothing stand in your way.

Keep It Movin'

Lavender Town from the Gameboy game Pokémon composed by Junichi Masuda with percussion, guitar and bass by Cobb the Drummer featuring The Great Gaspar on lead guitar.

video: www.youtube.com/cobbthedrummer

Lavender Town

DIDN’T THE RIVER KNOW?
© 2022 Lucidi/Olson/O’Brien/Henry/Johnson
Music by PJ Lucidi, Hollie Olson, Brian Henry, Steve Johnson
Lyrics by Alex O’Brien

Hollie Olson: Vocals
PJ Lucidi: Rhythm and Lead Guitars
Brian Henry: Drums, Mixing and Mastering
Steve Johnson: Bass

One New Year’s Eve he walked out
In his Tux he looked so fine
We thought he was off to a party
Thought he was having a real good time
But he didn’t come home that evening
And he didn’t come home that night
They didn’t find him till the springtime
His body washed up, cold, wet, and white

Didn’t the river know?
Didn’t the river understand?
That troubles don’t last forever
And mountains wear down to sand
Why couldn’t that river refuse him?
Why couldn’t that river keep him safe?
The beach should be a place to swim
Not a holding place for graves

A sensitive man, he was a painter
So many canvases left undone
The man he was a brother
And a pool hall wayward son
Well the man he was my uncle
And he loved to go for a walk
He showed me the world of fossils
And we fished off the cottage dock

Didn’t the river know?
Didn’t the river understand?
That a pain can’t last forever
That one can always change a plan
Why couldn’t that river reject him?
Why couldn’t that river flow him home?
The water is there to give us life
Not to drown a mind that feels alone
 
With divorce my father felt guilty
He thought that he should have been there
I was a teenager and selfish
Having too much fun to show I cared
His therapist felt discouraged
And the talks and the pills and how they failed
The pool hall debts they were relieved
And the angels did they wail

Didn’t the river know?
Didn’t the river understand?
That love comes to the lonely
Every hand can find a hand
Why couldn’t the river sustain him?
Why couldn’t the river hold fast?
Why couldn’t the river restrain him?
Till all his fears and worries passed

Didn’t the river know?
Didn’t that river know?

Didn't the River Know

This track is a piano-improvisation played to the background ambiance of a lo-fi recording of a dishwasher. It was created in the attempt to give a meaning to the track-title "Finding the End of Infinity" that suddenly emerged in my mind.

Spotify

Finding The End Of Infinity

Recercada Prima (Passamezzo antico) / Recercada Segunda (Passamezzo moderno) / Recercada Cuarta (La gamba).
Alto Recorder solo., (Zen-on tuned @ 4:15 MHz)
Enjoy!


3 recercadas, 1553 (Diego Ortiz: 1510-1570)

Firstly I have to point you guys to the video because this is at least 50% visual experience. It is here: 
https://youtu.be/_dO6_wsRROw
I want to also explain about this song and us as artists. We have already made, and will continue to make songs in our genre of catchy pop, earthy folk and ethereal mystique. We are comfortable there, but we thought we would try something a little different, a little left field. This is arty and abstract, just for fun... but it was also kind of serious, inspired after having just finished reading Angela's Ashes.

LYRICS
It's a 21st Century malady
There's nothing really wanting at all
Hm
Let's try not to fall
Maybe we're poised for lift off
Maybe we should find the escapr route
Or a launch pad
There's nothing wanting at all
Agony of nothing wanting
Breeding malcontent
Breeding the wildest problems
No one in their wildest dreams
Could have imagined they'd have to solve
In the 1940s

Just last night
I was waiting for a thread
I had nothing wanting at all
Hungering after
The mere-est thread

Where are you?
Where are you?
You could not receive it
Could not receive it
Where are you now my love

I made a gift of a vow
Given freely as any vow should
But you could not receive it
You could not receive it
Where are you?
Just over the hill
In this 21st century

21st Century Melody

who is going to save my soul 
gonna save my soul 
when the time comes who is going to play that role 
are you going to play that role when I thought I was wrong 
Heaven knows the pain that grows in the darkness that folds the world already let go
 Down on my knees, begging the Lord please 
I’m so damn high I got he devils pride in my twisted mind 
who’s going to save myself 
all the memories of yesterday never fade away never did. I thought I’d pick up that habits to chase your way. It’s harder now to throw it all away who is going to save my soul ￼

Save My Soul

Blowing

rises the moon

New World Sound - Love From Coco (Drop The Cheese Remix)
Released via Big Beat Records
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New World Sound - Love From Coco (Drop The Cheese Remix)

To celebrate 2000, I took a year off to write songs, novels, plays, and stories - and I've been doing that since. At the end of my first year, I won first prize in the USA Songwriting Contest in the Lyric Category for 'Drum Machines and Beauty Queens.' This led to co-writing songs with many excellent musicians, including those represented in songs posted here. 

More recently, I was one of seven finalists in the Crisis Lyric Category of the 2021 UK Songwriting Contest for 'Lockdown Blues,' and one of nine nominees in the 2021 International Song Awards with 'Didn't the River Know' and 'Blue and Gold.'

For the past two years, I've been collaborating with many talented musicians on Kompoz. I release many of these songs here and compile the best into albums released under Captain Stormfield's Trip on Spotify and other platforms (see links below).

Didn't the River Know

AlexEOB