Dreams From Your Past

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co-produced by whosjames
mixed, engineered, written, recorded & performed by whosjames

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Track name: Soulful Streets
Music by Michael Herter
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"Soulful Streets" is a captivating jazz lofi track that combines the smoothness of jazz with the laid-back vibes of lofi music. With a tempo set at 90 bpm, this track creates a perfect backdrop for relaxing, studying, or simply enjoying a cozy evening. 

Featuring a blend of classic jazz instruments like the piano and Rhodes synthesizer, along with the rhythmic elements of kick, hi-hat, claps, and a grooving bass line, "Soulful Streets" immerses listeners in a nostalgic and soothing ambiance.

This track's name, "Soulful Streets", carries the essence of urban elegance and heartfelt melodies. It evokes imagery of strolling through atmospheric city streets, basking in the warm glow of streetlights, and embracing the soulful melodies that echo through the night. An enticing mix of jazz and lofi elements, "Soulful Streets, will appeal to both music lovers and content creators looking for the perfect soundtrack for their videos, podcasts, or other creative projects.

The music awakens curiosity and appeals to listeners interested in jazz, lofi or a mixture of both and makes this music track an ideal choice for licensing as it can enhance a wide range of visual and artistic projects by establishing an emotional connection with the audience and providing an unforgettable audio experience.

Сis-Dur; 4/4; 90 bpm

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Soulful Streets

Funny Looking Flowers

Final Outbreak (2024 Master)

Final Outbreak

Remixed and remastered 6 January 2025
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I wrote the following song about the  1969 draft lottery.  The number that were selected ranged form 1 to 366 and were associated with your birthday.  If you were male and the right age you had a number picked.  a low number meant your chances of being drafted were very high.  
I got the number 366.  The best you could get.

Here are the lyrics:

Verse1:
Why were they making us play that game
There were no winners you could only lose
They signed us up on the day we were born
It wasn't something you got to choose
Nobody I knew ever wanted to play
But we could only wait for that call
All of us were living out on the edge
Waiting for a hammer to fall

Verse 2:
Didn't seem to be a way out of the game
Though I kept trying year after year
No matter what I did everything kept looking
A whole lot worse than I even feared
The rules kept changing and you never knew
How they'd choose who'd they get to own
Those were the ones that they could put in the grinder
While the rest of us, they just might leave alone

Chorus 1:
They put numbers in a barrel gave it a mix
Everybody got a number. I got 366
The final number. The best it could be
I won my life, in a lottery
366
366
366
366

Verse 3:
I didn't want to watch 'em playing with numbers
Didn't like what they were doing it for
But after a while someone whispered to me
They'd given me the very highest score
I should have been happy about 366
But I kept wondering what I could say
To whoever it was who had to play in my place
What kind of price did they have to pay

Chorus 2:
They put numbers in a barrel gave it a mix
Everybody got a number. I got 366
The very final number. best I could get
I'm just not ready to get over it yet
366
366
366
366

#OUTRO
It really happened I swear it really happened
It's hard to believe that it happened back then
If we're not careful, if we don't pay attention
Then they're going to find a way to play it again
366
366
366
366

Three Sixty-Six

Remedies!

"Haunt You" is a single i recorded about a year ago, but felt it'd be a perfect track for halloween! let me know what you think! New Music Soon!

Haunt You

TAMATAMGEN

Ashes of the Past

When Noses Start to Bleed by Jeremias Langsämmer is a striking modern classical composition that merges the warmth of orchestration with a subtle electronic pulse. Anchored by a melodic synth line, the piece unfolds with layers of strings, cello, and piano, creating a moody, contemplative atmosphere. French horns lend a sense of gravitas, gradually intensifying the piece’s emotional pull. Midway, a playful interlude emerges with pizzicato violins, bringing a momentary lightness before the arrangement shifts back to its rich, layered soundscape, blending the acoustic and synthetic elements in a compelling and dramatic finish.

When Noses Start To Bleed by Jeremias Langsämmer [ Soundtrack | Classical]

Mark Henes, a name synonymous with heartfelt Americana and country grit, steps into new territory with his latest release, White Clouds (Pt 1-3). While staying true to his roots, Henes expands his sound with a touch of country-infused psychedelia, offering listeners a multi-part, guitar-driven journey through emotion and reflection.

White Clouds evokes the soulful spirit of country legends, blending rich acoustic tones with a thoughtful narrative, reminiscent of an old George Harrison tune with an Americana twist. Henes’ ability to weave storytelling through melody is showcased here, as each part of the song flows seamlessly from quiet contemplation to sweeping harmonies that evoke the vast, open skies of his Southern roots.

With its blend of traditional country elements and innovative arrangements, White Clouds (Pt 1-3) is a soundtrack for anyone who finds solace in the simplicity of life and the beauty of introspection. Mark Henes proves once again that, even in the country and Americana world, he can continue to surprise and inspire.

White Clouds (pt. 1-3)

White Clouds (pt. 1 - 3)

Chris Drabble, based in the Northwest of England, is a rock guitarist who has over 50 years of playing experience.
With nearly 50K streams on SoundCloud in the last 12 months being a mixture of Guitar Rock and softer Ambient instrumental tracks, Chris is now ramping up his rock guitar work with his latest album ‘Foot to the Floor’, which harks back to his youth when rock guitar tracks had a catchy opening riff, and was the sort exciting music you felt you had to tap your foot to. 
His influences include Rush, Led Zeppelin, The Police, Simple Minds, Pink Floyd, Joe Satriani and Jimi Hendrix. He is currently listening to Porcupine Tree, Dream Theatre.