Ladat's Support October'23 vol.2

“After charting on Billboard for her albums, “Colors of My Heart” and “Intimate Story”, Pauline Frechette is back with a new composition called “Moonlight Sonata in the Solitary Hour”. 

This song is a combination of Frechette’s song “In the Solitary Hour” and Beethoven’s masterpiece “Moonlight Sonata”. The combination of the two pieces of music has resulted in an enchanting and beautiful composition that gives further proof of Frechette's Immense talent.”

Moonlight Sonata in the Solitary Hour

Moonlight Sonata in the Solitary Hour - Pauline Frechette, Ludwig van Beethoven

Twilight Zone

"Beginning Of The Darkness" is a journey into the classical world. It is a musical attempt to set to music the cycle of day and night and the change of light and shadow. This production is inspired by the creations of Robert Paterson, Chris M. White, Nomax and other recommended classical music producers here on Soundcloud.

Beginning Of The Darkness

Spotify

Chill Out Tuesday

US2DISTYME (Prod. JTM)

Guitar, Bass, Piano and Mix/Mastering by Robert Grigg
Video Link:
https://youtu.be/vv4ajMFurzU?si=Q2VL9p65QCj8NrlX

Mocus Focus

All Music By Me (Performed and Written) with the following exceptions:   “Everything Is Bigger In Texas” written by Benjamin Nix and Dani Ford  “So Wrong (So Many Times)” written by Benjamin Nix and John Moreland  “Emotional Constipation” written by Benjamin Nix and Kahlan Davis

Special thanks to Dani Ford, Kahlan Davis, John Moreland and the Toxic Bros.

Cover Art by OlcayErtem (PixaBay)

Playing House

UK singer songwriter These Guitars Say Sorry's acoustic-driven instrumentation contributed to the popularity of  "Has It Come To This" live and is one of the band's signature songs and is a great fit for alternative rock playlists.

Has it come to this
Bloodshot eyes and clenched fists
Angry words and red mist
Once again

When you’re shouting at the kids
And you’re caught in the midst of this
It’s not what you had wished
But it never is

And our lives just ran aground
When there was no-one else around
No-one there to hear the sound of us fall apart

And when there’s nothing left to say
And we say it anyway
Cheap wine won’t take away
The pain we feel

Has it come to this?
This is yours and this is his
Broken hearts and promises
Why don’t you add it to the list

Separate beds means separate lives
Someone’s husband, someone’s wife
You bit me once, twice I was shy
And now we’ve no more tears
To cry I I I I I 

Has it come to this
Bloodshot eyes and clenched fists
Angry words and red mist
Once again

Has It Come To This by These Guitars Say Sorry [alt rock 80s pop]

way you make me feel <3 (freestyle) prod.inkivi

Featuring: 
Vladimir Velichkov - kaval & kaval percussion 
James Hill - trumpet 
see Video: https://youtu.be/iIfAsIhmriA?si=XLp2QzItMyShY51i

THEME: 
As humans, we take ourselves far too seriously. Our world has always been divided by those who feel that their own voice is the only true voice. Monsters brutally rule others through ideologies, politics and money. 

Humans delude themselves of their own self-importance. Yet, “on the scale of worlds or galaxies - humans are inconsequential, a thin film of life on an obscure and solitary lump of rock and metal.” (Carl Sagan) 

Perhaps by understanding our universal insignificance, we can find the courage to more kindly behave towards one another, and to preserve and cherish our “pale blue dot” in the universe, the only home we’ve ever known. 

About VLADIMIR VELICHKOV (Bulgaria) 
Vladimir is a virtuoso musician performing on the kaval musical instrument, as well as a composer and professor at the Bulgarian Music Academy in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, where he teaches “Kaval, Chamber Ensembles, Orchestra and Theoretical Disciplines”. He has a doctorate degree in “The Art of Kaval - Tradition and Modernity”. 

The kaval is a woodwind instrument, characteristic of Bulgarian folklore music. Extracting sound and tone from the kaval is extremely difficult. Vladimir achieves an extremely varied sound by using new techniques such as playing two or three notes simultaneously while singing into the instrument; using the “voiced air column” effect where the whistling of air passes through the instrument at a certain pitch and a melody is played - the so-called “whistling wind” effect; overflow of several registers in one or two octaves; and playing percussion effects. https://youtube.com/@VladimirVelichkov0205?si=i6ZhJEmvSR4Z5HIF 

About JAMES HILL (USA) 
Born into a musical family in Burbank, California, James began playing the trumpet at the age of nine and never stopped! “James creates a beautiful and compelling array of musical landscapes - fusing genres, styles, instruments, and rhythms into intensely evocative compositions. His music is punctuated by stellar and often haunting trumpet interludes or overlays. There are certain beautiful and pointed experiences in life on earth that should not be missed, and must be savoured…. The music of James Hill is one of these experiences.” (R. Sebastian Bennett) https://youtube.com/@tcabstudio?si=o_z3iUDQi4K3FMty