Name: Waning Gibus by Clayton Musick
Duration: 1 min 2 s
Description: New instrumental track. Enjoy! Follow for more music!

Temptation lurked behind the trees. As I walked across a clearing, I heard them singing. Between the leaves, the sounds poured out. From the branches it had to come. I called, I screamed, I lost my voice. All I wanted was to get back to the cave. Evening was already here, darkness was coming. Quickly the tropical sun would leave the day behind. I had to go back, the climb was a mortal danger in the darkness. But the melody forced me to follow it. The melody was so beautiful. Again I screamed. Who are you, what do you want? Leave me alone! Go away, just go away. Please, go away. The thorns tore my skin again, the fear drove my pulse through my organs. The grace of the sound brought tears to my eyes. I cried without restraint. Where are you, where are you going? I stood among the palm trees, the melody lost on the edge of the beach. The sun was sinking behind the ocean. A tropical storm was brewing over the horizon, lightning flashed many miles away across the beguiling color gradient of the sky.

Our guest musician Wassu, who has already released on Anjunadeep and all day i dream, captures with his set the emotional chaos of autumn, which triggers the grace of the sounds. Stirred, enraptured... agitated, confused...

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Bullet Train

Smooth as butter, this song glides in with silky vocals, rich melodic bass, punchy rhythm flair and soulful jazz subtleties – the perfect recipe for indulging. ‘Songs for Selenge’ is about celebrating the audacity and courage it takes to chart a new course in life; to gracefully go against the grain of sometimes really challenging and deeply engrained cultural or even gendered expectations of how a life should be lived.

Songs For Selenge

For all our breakups, make ups, and finding ourselves again❤️

Together (again)

New instrumental track. Enjoy! Follow for more music!

Waning Gibus

My new song Monday Feels Like Wednesday! Recorded on Garage Band, mainly acoustic guitar and vocal. Enjoy!

Monday Feels Like Wednesday

Agent Fresco - See Hell (Official Music Video)
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See Hell is written and performed by Agent Fresco
Engineered by Styrmir Hauksson
Mixed by Styrmir Hauksson
Mastered by Glenn Schick

See Hell (Lyrics)

I woke up with charcoal hands
Clouds of grime crimes crown their hatred
Fingers bound by iron bands
In palms they stay clenched through the night

Wounds are green, neglected while I
Visit never-ending scenes, where the frenzy speaks
Words of just repeated till bloodlust floods us
We open up to see hell
Keep my teeth so deep into the lips where fury cries;
“I want to see hell”

Pour your oil into their lungs
Let it boil black, blistered tongues
We both know nobody returns home from war

We open up to see hell
Keep my teeth so deep into the lips where fury cries;
“I want to see hell”

I know my hands still reach for hell
Should I feed them the fire?
I know my hands still reach for hell
To condemn or to crown
Drops of bleach, discolor their eyes
Leave them never-ending seas of uncertainty 
Still we know nobody returns home from war

To condemn or to crown
When will metronome count alone?

We open up to see hell
Keep my teeth so deep into the lips where fury cries;
“I want to see hell”

I know my hands still reach for hell
Should I feed them the fire?
I know my hands still reach for hell
Should I feed them the fire?
I know my hands still reach for hell
Should I feed them the fire?
I know my hands still reach for hell
See hell
I know my hands still reach for hell
Should I feed them the fire
I know my hands still reach for hell
We’ll leave you for now
We’ll leave you for now
We’ll leave you for now
We’ll leave you for now

See Hell

Healing • 治癒 (ft. Eastern Sage)

Nearly three years on from that release (for Bernice a rapid turnaround by comparison to the seven-year gap between their 2011 debut and Puff), the band return with their third full-length, Eau de Bonjourno, out March 5th from Telephone Explosion and figureeight records. It marks their first collaboration with producer Shahzad Ismaily, the acclaimed multi-instrumentalist who has worked with artists as varied as Laurie Anderson, Lou Reed, Elvis Costello, Iggy Pop, John Zorn, and Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy. While their genre reconstruction remains distinctly Bernice, Dann’s lyrics bring a newfound focus to storytelling in the present moment, compassionately meeting ourselves where we are, and finding joy in spaces that are familiar but ever changing.

Eau de Bonjourno, according to Dann, “openly plays with the shape of a pop song,” drawing on the band members’ backgrounds in jazz, subverting rhythmic formulas, and resting in grooves that sit just outside of predictable. Instead of letting instruments take extended solos, the tone is set on opener “Groove Elation” with brief blurts of synthesized sax, patient passages of space, or clusters of beats, tenderly held together by Dann and Williams’ intimate vocals. The album’s sound is experimental in its truest definition, chopped up like musique concrète and then delicately placed back together with the loving touch of a scrapbook collagist. 

This project is funded in part by FACTOR, the Government of Canada and Canada’s private radio broadcasters. Ce projet est financé en partie par FACTOR, le gouvernement du Canada et les radiodiffuseurs privés du Canada. www.canada.ca

Bernice - Lone Swan

Singer, guitarist and piano player. I like to do covers and originals. Styles: Pop, Rock, Hip-Hop, Rap, Soul, and R&B!

Waning Gibus

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