The deep country blues of Mississippi meets the melodies of Indian Sitar ragas.

Twilight

Metaverse (Aimée Britannia)

"Big Marimba" spans 1:58 minutes, showcasing a marimba melody that masterfully transitions from solemn and introspective to joyful and lively. Beginning with an inquisitive verse, the melody is subtly underscored by a background that weaves in a touch of mystery. As it progresses to the chorus, the marimba adopts an upbeat, almost jingle-like quality, beautifully complemented by fast violins, crafting a sophisticated yet vibrant atmosphere. Set at a tempo of 95 BPM, "Big Marimba" is perfectly suited for a wide array of projects, offering a dynamic element of sophistication and mood contrast that enhances voice-overs and sync applications without overwhelming the narrative. Whether for advertising, educational content, or storytelling, this track provides a unique auditory journey from contemplation to celebration.

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Big Marimba

Mi primera chamba, 4 años para completar la master de esta rola en mi propio estudio,
Voz Mujer: Michelle Domenssain
VozNiño: Christopher
Voz: Christian Ixim
Composición: Cristian Ruiz Almaraz
Musicalizacion y Guitarra: Christian IXIMIX

El pantano Perfecto

Saliendo del Pantano Perfecto

Saliendo Del Pantano Perfecto.- Chris Iximix

Lighthouse

This is a story song about an unquenchable thirst for things and thrills.  All she ever wanted is what she could not have. There is some futuristic sci-fi mixed in with the story in that this person wants to much to have everything they wind up completely alone in a future devastated version of Earth.  This song definitely celebrates the joys of simple pleasures.

What She Could Not Have

A Chill hop song to relax and chill reflecting the nature of a 24hr city.

The City Never Sleeps

In the last weeks DMs swept in from assumed new fans, praising one's musical talent in glowing words and phrases. A few "innocent" Thank-yous later their promo sales machines got fired. I admit: I had some fun in detecting their innocence in marketing and expose their poor strategies (often seemingly right out of some obscure how-to "handbook"). All gave up after a while, some disappointed or disillusioned, some just irritated and deprived of valid arguments. Poor souls sometimes ... 
Anyway, I took some ot the opening sentences from those advancements and a few claims et voilá: lyrics were written. SUNO took care of the musical presentation, which I polished a bit more with adding drums, organ and mixing.

Fake Fame

Memoirs of a Portal Explorer

The Ultimate Battle

"Lacuna" is a deeply personal and unflinchingly honest 12-track journey through the quiet despair of fading connections, the isolating reality of autism, and the relentless human search for belonging. Crafted by Dean Rowland Barrett, this album is a raw, visceral exploration of the spaces left behind when friendships fray and loved ones drift away, leaving an aching void – a "lacuna."

Musically, "Lacuna" defies easy categorization, weaving a unique tapestry from the atmospheric introspection of **Post-Modern Rock**, the raw, confessional energy of **Trap**, the emotional depth of **Emo Rap**, and the haunting intimacy of **Acoustic Folk**. From the melancholic fade of "Flicker & Fade" to the visceral venting of "Vantablack," and the quiet resolve of "My Own Gravity," each track is a distinct chapter in a narrative that is both intensely personal and universally relatable.

This album delves into the exhaustion of masking, the frustration of unspoken social rules, and the cyclical act of disappearing and reinventing oneself in a world that often feels out of sync.

"Lacuna" is more than just music; it's a deeply human experience, a sonic diary for anyone who has felt the sting of disconnection, the weight of invisibility, or the quiet courage it takes to build a new self, again and again. It's an invitation to listen, to feel, and perhaps, to find a piece of your own story in the space between.

The Art of Disappearing

Being musician and artist "since ages", the last two decades and all the developments in digital music broadened my interests and activities in doing music actively and passively. Not being shy of any genre (OK, leave off some Punk and Extreme Metal derivates) I engage in composing, arranging, mixing and collaborating. 

Oh, and I do all my artwork and designs as well. And as you may notice I regard AI as a friendly helper.

Have a few looks & listens into my repertoire and eventually gain some insights. I'm always open for collabs if the the interests match ...

Fake Fame

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