Soundtrack for the documentary "Die Kunst Nachzulassen" by Michael Fritschi and Benjamin Kesselring. 
Saxophone by Muhi Tahiri. 

This soulful jazz ballad takes the listener on a journey of emotional depth and musical richness. The sensual saxophone and the romantic, melancholic piano work together in perfect harmony, creating a sound that is both hauntingly beautiful and deeply moving. The musicianship is impeccable, with each note and phrase played with incredible feeling and nuance.

The saxophone takes the lead, weaving a tale of longing and heartache with its smooth, expressive sound. The piano provides a delicate counterpoint, adding a touch of sweetness and tenderness to the piece. Together, they create a sound that is at once intimate and expansive, evoking a range of emotions from the listener.

"Letting Go" is a testament to the power of jazz music to convey complex emotions and tell stories without words. It is a piece that invites the listener to sit back, close their eyes, and lose themselves in the beauty and depth of the music.

Letting Go

Passion Fruit

No Words For The Dead

no stop zone-TOOLMAN 23

wrote this song a long time ago recorded in 2004/06 starting making music again this is a special song to me definitely got my influence from Bruce Springsteen on this one 

m@tro - on the ave

Another contribution to the genre and culture from Frizzosmug and Platinumcardshorty 

WOKE UP with aTESTIMONY and a SHOUT!!!!!

The song is a cross between Rap, pop, and R&B that was inspired by a true love story between two individuals from different paths in life that would have otherwise never met had it not been for the exact happenings in their lives that led them to one another hence the alien artwork.

Build

BUILD

Can you F33l Me

Can You F33l Me

Very Special Thanks to Dani Ford and Kahlan Davis

Special Thanks to John Moreland, Connor Nix, and Isaac Nix

All music stuff by me.

Cover art by Sarah Richter (Pixabay)

Rear View Mirror

Benjamin Nix