In 1960, Chicago-based Chess Records released a single that became one of the most influential and much-covered recordings in its catalogue. It was called “Spoonful” and was delivered by a singer who, at six feet three inches tall was an imposing figure of a man. His voice, a booming sepulchral bellow that was akin, perhaps, to a volcanic eruption from hell, was even more remarkable. Though he was baptized Chester Burnett, the singer from White Station, Mississippi, called himself Howlin’ Wolf (1910-76), and both his name and his sound were unforgettable.

Guitar by Gideon, and while I don't measure up to Howlin' Wolf's raw, genius, fantastic original, we hope you'll enjoy our take on this song.

Spoonful (Willie Dixon / Howlin' Wolf - Giddy & Rob Jam)

Autumn By The Lake

NEW LOOP IDEA 2025

Mystic Law ft. Samadhi

#Jamuary2025 Day 15 - Let the Magic Die

A really quick jam with the Fender Bass IV, Telecaster, and the Foundational Drums Pack. Vocal FX: https://brianfunk.com/blog/live-vocal-fx-ableton

Lyrics inspired by the book The Giver

I wonder if the things we see are true
Looking for some meaningful things to do
It seems like nothing really makes much sense
And isn’t it odd  
I look around and I see colored eyes
A red apple on a blue sky
A strangers face I never saw before 
I think we might have let the magic die

15 Let The Magic Die

The Assignment: Combine reverberant and non-reverberant.

There is just one step to this project. Record a piece of music in which half of the material is recorded in a highly reverberant space (or has spaciousness applied to it through effects) and half of the material is just sound in isolation, devoid of any sense of space or place.

More on the 683rd weekly Disquiet Junto project, Space Shot — The Assignment: Combine reverberant and non-reverberant — at https://disquiet.com/0683/

Space Shot (Disquiet0683)

Had the lyrics for a minute, but decided to start from scratch with the beat. Didn't overthink the mixing and made it crunchy. Apologies to your ears/ speakers.

The Endless Stars

VISION_FM

i did a first non recorded pray, because non-recorded is more powerful. this was the after pray. the non-recorded pray went through but with turbulence
i put zoom h1 inside the guitar and h4 next to

honey noodle after pray for friends

Sarvauta

Depressive Melancolie

Bunnylohop is the sonic exploration of Keefe — blending dreamy textures, experimental guitar, and synth-driven atmospheres. Influenced by everything from Pink Floyd to early metal, it’s a mix of memory, motion, and passion for sound. This SoundCloud page serves as a diary of my musical journey and sketchbook.

🐇 Music for dreamers and late-night headphone travelers.

Thanks for listening — I’m grateful to share this with you.