The tune is inspired by this statement (James Baldwin is given account to it):
"The longer I live, the more deeply I learn that love 
— whether we call it friendship or family or romance — 
is the work of mirroring and magnifying each other's light."

reflections

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 ...

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https://www.instagram.com/larengonat/

Making people happy with music makes my day.

Just staying Phat, Fabulous, Fantastic and Unique and true to my nature. 

Soy NoaShaua creadora de música techno modular analógica mis canciones tratan sobre lo paranormal y sobrenatural de este mundo.

pueden seguirme en Spotify, Instagram y Bandcamp.

Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/artist/6KxBwJI0392raEs2SJcUrZ?si=2vCLokXaTcK5KTvsPy2lBQ


Bandcamp:

noashaua.bandcamp.com

Instagram:

https://www.instagram.com/NoaShaua



I would be very happy if you followed me!

pre-save my latest song on spotify:  https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/cloudzin/in-my-room


I own the rights for my songs

Charagma is a late‑life composer who began with re‑arrangements and grew into original works, weaving rustic realism and humor into every track. His archive is a living cycle of runes—each song carrying its own backstory, whether comic relief (Billy Bob and His Truck), adaptation under pressure (How Soon Is Now), or ballads of absence (Not Home for Christmas).
Raised on rhythm guitar and shaped by family influences, Charagma’s music blends classical roots, folk storytelling, and experimental twists. Genres are never fixed—they’re playful, paradoxical, and often tagged with “…ish,” because only Charagma knows where the lines truly fall.
From contrabass spikes at 20Hz to choir adaptations and rustic ballads, his work is less about perfection and more about memory, humor, and ritual. Each track is a mark left behind—a charagma—echoing both the thunder of transformation and the quiet of echoes without thunder.

London based
Travel • lifestyle • moments that matter

"Redder" is a palindrome. Like "racecar" or "level". These pieces of music ain't.

My name is Volker Redder, online I go by "docredder." It all came about because I studied biology and computer science for a long time and received my doctorate as the crowning achievement of my academic career.
As a child, I sang Bach in the church's „Knabenchor Unser Lieben Frauen“ because my mother thought it was good for my soul. And it was, until, thanks to an excellent teacher, I realized that music is like mathematics. After that, I loved not only music but also mathematics and all sciences based on mathematics: physics, biology, chemistry, computer science. So, I went straight into the natural sciences and engineering. Yes, I studied a lot. However, a university career wasn't for me. I wanted to monetize the findings of the various sciences (you can't live on air and love alone) and founded over a dozen companies. Because who wants life to follow a clear formula? I certainly didn't. In addition to adventurous entrepreneurship, the subsequent career in politics (German Bundestag), and a growing family, I was constantly picking up the guitar or keyboard, which is what you do when you want to escape the chaos of everyday life.
Should I say I'm a virtuoso? No. That would be a lie. I'm just too lazy for that. Laziness, or in modern parlance, "efficiency," is a principle for me. And so I founded my "own studio," consisting of a lot of electronics and software. The hipsters call it DIY. I call it "not wanting to act like a big shot and book expensive recording studios." I'm a one-man orchestra, a chef-d'oeuvre who spends all day producing pop, rock, indie, and ambient mishmash until he finally finds it he likes. My menu? Pink Floyd, Genesis, Supertramp, Muse, Zappa, Miles Davis, and many more. Yes, all at once. I told you: mishmash.
There are guys who write music to become famous. Then there's me. I write music to keep myself from going crazy. Sometimes it's funny, sometimes there's melancholy in it, sometimes it's stories from literature or something sci-fi. Or from Tinder dates my daughters have told me. I mean, who hasn't wondered what "being in Tinder light" is? Exactly. I wrote it down. I use everything I can get my hands on: GarageBand, samples, my voice, AI voices, Udio, VirtualDJ, everything! I don't care if purists say it's no longer art. It doesn't matter, the main thing is that my music feels like a window you can look out of and discover something new again and again.
Every song becomes a little adventure. Sometimes I start with a line, sometimes with a feeling I can't shake. It's like an escape from reality, except in the end, there's no escape. And that's a good thing. This is how I stay grounded. Okay, grounded isn't the right word either. Let me put it this way: I've stayed true to myself. And I'm grateful for everyone who listens, shares, or comments.
It makes me feel like I'm not completely alone in this madness. So if you also like songs that don't follow the rules, I'd be happy if you joined in. After all, the world is crazy enough.
You have to fight that with music. I mean, that's logical, right?

reflections

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