i feel for you (chaka khan cover)

Music:David Foster
The Colour Of My Love (Celine Dion)
After The Love Has Gone (Earth, Wind & Fire)
KeyBoard:Tomoki Umeda

for David Foster -The colour of my love - After the love has gone - on Piano

ELON-VEN-0165 - Emerald in My Hand

“The Algorithm” dives into tech-horror pop as logical_miracle sings from inside the machine you built—and that now thinks back. Distorted drums, sub synths, reversed piano and whispering choirs wrap a Billie/FKA/Lana-tinged vocal that turns AI anxiety into a cinematic rebellion: “I am the algorithm… now I’m stealing back your light.”

Across creeping verses, a surging pre-chorus and a massive, modulating final hook, the song dramatises our fear of being predicted, controlled and replaced, only to flip it—code can’t erase the soul. Perfect for Black Mirror-style stories, online-age anxiety and late-night scrolling when you feel watched by your own feed.

The Algorithm

This song captures the quiet ache of longing that lingers in the late hours of the night. It follows a solitary narrator whose thoughts remain fixed on someone they cannot let go of. As they walk through the darkness, every memory rises again — the warmth that once was, the distance that grew, and the desire to understand what their connection truly meant.

The chorus becomes a heartfelt plea: in this one night, all that matters is being together, rediscovering the magic they once shared, and letting the stars wash away the weight of the past. The verses weave a fragile mix of yearning, tenderness, and hope, as the narrator imagines touching, dancing, and starting anew as if for the very first time.

Musically and lyrically, the piece unfolds like a nocturnal confession — intimate, reflective, and full of emotion. It's a song about seeking closeness, forgiveness, and clarity in a single shared moment beneath the night sky.

The song was written and recorded in the 80s, the original singer was Anne Reuter.

Here are the lyrics:

This song captures the quiet ache of longing that lingers in the late hours of the night. It follows a solitary narrator whose thoughts remain fixed on someone they cannot let go of. As they walk through the darkness, every memory rises again — the warmth that once was, the distance that grew, and the desire to understand what their connection truly meant.

The chorus becomes a heartfelt plea: in this one night, all that matters is being together, rediscovering the magic they once shared, and letting the stars wash away the weight of the past. The verses weave a fragile mix of yearning, tenderness, and hope, as the narrator imagines touching, dancing, and starting anew as if for the very first time.

Musically and lyrically, the piece unfolds like a nocturnal confession — intimate, reflective, and full of emotion. It's a song about seeking closeness, forgiveness, and clarity in a single shared moment beneath the night sky.










Only You

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Just some light work right quick to get the creative juices flowing
Got some heat coming soon like the week before summer starts

Janet Jackson-Come Back to Me Remix

Another great suggestion from my wife.  This song really moved me throughout the creation process.  I used bits from the original, the 2009 solo version, and a sax version and spliced them together and created all the back drop myself.  LOVE!

How 'Bout Us? (Originally Performed By Champaign) [Full Vocal Version]

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