This is my biggest electronic track yet.. still has guitar though.. Not sure what genre I'd put it under to be honest... Let me know what you think :)

Start Simple

It's finally out!
This one sounds like a mix between Evanescence and Dream Theater.

Credits to Ben Egginton for his awesome solo:
http://soundcloud.com/ben-egginton

Sweet Revenge (ft. Ben Egginton)

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L-Tek - Fluid Motions (Out on 19th August on Herb Recordings)

another old track I first did on acapella, then  was arranged by Darwin Baird http://soundcloud.com/voiceof1/stir-my-heart-remix-colab 9 months ago, and now given a new life by http://soundcloud.com/nj-apostol . hope you can listen to this.....good morning on a very early blessed Sunday morning =) 

STIR MY HEART
lyrics & vocal melody- http://soundcloud.com/gnetsound
music & backing vocals- http://soundcloud.com/nj-apostol

Heavenly Father
I'm down on my knees
I'm asking forgiveness
For all the things that I've done

For all of the heartaches
And all of the shame
For all of the sorrow
And unwanted pain that I've given you (hmm)


Stir my heart ( Heavenly Father) to remember your name
(Heavenly father) Seek for your words, your mercy & grace
Never let go (never let me stray away)
Did you hear my pray, that I've given you 
Heavenly Father ( will you hear my pray)

Stir my heart- gnetsound original & nj apostol (version 3)now with lyrics

Mastered by http://www.solarculture.co.uk 

L-Tek - Erhu (Free MP3 Download)

One Step Back

I never had a sister, but now i do! She is soft, tender and sometimes a little bit melancholic! Hope you enjoy!

Johannes Heinen - Sister

Rock Mover

Photography by Spencer Murphy: www.spencermurphy.co.uk
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Thanks to Ben Egginton for his rockin' guitar work on this one.
Check out his music! soundcloud.com/ben-egginton

This song began as a simple farewell to childhood, and greeting all the burdens and dangers young adults encounter as they become independent, including the transition period in which teens are expected to carry all the responsibilities and consequences an adult would ("too high to fall") without any of an adult's privileges ("too low to stand").

Then an entirely new meaning behind the lyrics formed, after a conversation I had with my friend about how teens who come from different financial situations are more or less prepared for adulthood, depending on how hard they had to work to earn what they bought and owned.

Where Are We Now describe how more entitled teens don't have to work as hard as those who are less fortunate, and how this leaves them unprepared for adulthood, when both "those who float" (the poor ones) and "those who drown" (the rich ones) are thrown into the same situation of dealing with adult life, like paying bills, working at a job, etc. This is the "moment of truth" in which the true strength of an individual is tested.
Hope you guys enjoy!
    --Gerlacus

*** WHERE ARE WE NOW (lyrics) ***
Make my way, through the remains
It's getting even harder to remember my name
Bid farewell to the dead and gone, whoa
I say goodbye to my simple life
So long to the safety blade on the knife
The chapter ends, but there's a new one to write, whoa
Moment of truth

(Chorus)
We've all been thrown into the same sea
Those who float and those who drown
It's getting dark enough for us to see, but
Where are we now?

The rich ones are no longer king
Never learned to swim, they used their water wings
But let them be, they'll learn the hard way, whoa
The poor ones worked their whole way through
Learning fast, cause that's what the survivors do
They came prepared, they'll leave alive
They will survive
They will survive

(Chorus)

Too low to stand, too high to fall
My breath is freezing on the windowpane
But right ahead, beyond the wall
Lies the eye of the hurricane
Or so I'm told

Maybe there's hope, maybe there's hope
There is hope, there is hope

(Guitar solo)

(Chorus)

Where are we now?

Where Are We Now (instrumental) feat. Ben Egginton

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I'm Ben, I'm 22, please leave a comment letting me know what you think :)
I'm interested in almost all music types which is why I'm happy to hear anyone's music here on Soundcloud.
Being able to share my music on Soundcloud is the best and I look forward to hearing any feedback :)
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