“Looking but you can’t see –Ignorant bliss won’t set you free” Lloyd Khan 
https://youtu.be/Zy_JoGpAKJU

Ina
The song "Ina" by Lloyd immediately captures your attention with its dynamic energy and powerful beats that generate a sense of nostalgia in the listener. Percussion and electronic elements provide a solid foundation for other instruments. 

In addition, the layering of elements is emotive and melodic, adding texture and 
depth to the track. Lloyd's musical and composition abilities are evident in the 
production of this track. 

Emma Blair

"What was very interesting to me on this song was how much of an electronic influence and theme could be heard on the track. I really enjoyed the percussion in the background on the song and I definitely thought that the song sounded very busy. I really enjoyed listening to it because it reminded me a lot of the band Nine Inch Nails and I thought this was interesting."

Fan

Release date:
22 April 2021

Genre: Avant Garde: Structured Improvisation

Liquid Time

A blend of R&B, Pop, Hip Hop, House, and Soul.

Simmons - Summer Love (Discoloco Remix Instrumental)

"Only in the present can you find life, the past no longer exists and the future is not here - only in the present moment can you touch your life" Lloyd Khan

Easy listening very unique sound scrapes

"This is the best song that I have listened to on this site, and I listened to it all the way through. It was a fascinating song, and it perfectly depicted a forest (or perhaps a jungle). It evoked strong imagery--I saw myself in the early morning, listening to the forest wake up. I heard insects, the clanging of bighorn sheep locking horns, elephants trumpeting, natives dancing and clapping, and the peace that comes from seeing the beauty of the forest settling down in the evening. Wonderfully done!" Fan

In The Forest

Alone On Sunday Morning
© March, 2022 – Keith Adams & Raji Abuzalaf

This house is cold and lonely and there ain’t no signs of life
My family is long departed – my children and my wife
She could no longer stand the man she once loved

Pills don’t ease the achin’ from the Jack I drank last night
No whiskey in the world will ever make things right
I just can’t keep on hiding from my pain

Can’t hear no church bells, can’t hear no choir sing
Alone on Sunday morning is a dreadful thing

Ain’t no good night lovin’, no good mornin kiss
It’s hard to understand how it ended up like this
I’ve lost my life companion, and my best friend

There ain’t no sounds of laughter, my kids are gone away
Misery fills the hours, I can’t tell night from day
I need to find the answer, where do I turn?

Can’t hear no church bells, can’t hear no choir sing
Alone on Sunday morning is a dreadful thing

Do I need to beg forgiveness and from the heart repent?
Somehow find acceptance to what the preacher’s words had meant
So I got down on my knees and began to pray

O Lord, won’t You show me mercy, forgive me of my sin
Please restore my family, thank You and Amen
Alone on Sunday morning – never again

Alone on Sunday morning – never again
Alone on Sunday morning – never again…never again…

Alone On Sunday Morning

Amazon Music

THE GOOD TIMES

I've returned to making some fun tracks. As always, released here on SoundCloud first. 

copyrights © 2022

Sunshine

A fun  Brooks and Dunn kinda tune By Wendy Babcock and Kenny Star
C2022

A Little More       (Nashville version) with Michael Lusk

ALCATRAZ

Ashmode - Roll Up

Wheels

The Multi-disciplined Calligrarphyx defies definition.  Always a free spirit, he lets his heart lead him in life, and in music.  From the age three, he has been expressing himself through poetry.  He has gone on to fulfill many more aptitudes, having now gained great skill in piano, violin, bass, saxophone, guitar, and vocals. His first official performance was at the Mississippi Music Awards in 2016 when a soul artist, Kobe Singleton, drafted him from the audience for a performance. Since then, Calligraphyx has risen to many heights in the entertainment community.  He has shared magazine covers with giants in his field, and would later share the stage with other notable musicians such as Jesse Robinson, “The Amazing” Jimmi Maze, JJ Thymes, Alphonso Sanders, and AJC.  

     However, Like many innovators, his greatness was not always recognized. In school, he was an outcast. Many saw him as weird and unappealing, and kept their distance.  The first of his relations to nurture his abilities was his cousin, an Arizona-based rapper known as G Scrill. He challenged Calligraphyx to write a song in one hour to a random beat. This kickstarted Calligraphyx’s passion for R&B, as well as being an early example of his spontaneous creative style.  He can compose on the spot, sometimes for live audiences, and while his methods have become more sophisticated, Calligraphyx is still a one man band that he started out as.

Sunshine

Calligraphyx

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