Yesterday, or Centuries before?

Here some of the classic disco drums we've used over the years. Perfect for filling up your drums and giving them that live drum feel. All samples were sampled from my personal collection of disco records. 

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old nasty remix for my friend @ehide-dubstep <3

Spag Heddy & Eh!de - Cloudlet (DJ Dookie Remix)

Smother SHIT

written by Julian Cubillos
recorded April 13, 2017 at MSI

Okay

By Bread Alone

Hmmmmmmmm

E-Learning

Premiere by the Salastina Music Society in Pasadena, CA on Apr 7, 2019.

Kevin Kumar, violin
Heather Powell, violin
Meredith Crawford, viola
Yoshika Masuda, cello
Kaitlin Webster-Zuber, piano

Obsidian, rippled in moonlight, gleams

unexpected 
pastel pink budding bloom
undetected
fingers reaching feeling for 
the summer moon
the grace  the strength it takes     
to push up through 
the terror  
the anger 
the fire 
the wound
 
uncorrupted 
by man-made toxicities 
unaffected
by made-made masculinity 
you 
uncovered my emotional truth
you are gentle 
but who knew
i am too 
 
finally blooming
thanks for watering me
 
resurrected 
roll back the stone from the tomb
reconnected
now i know 
what i’m here to do
you 
uncovered my emotional truth 
you are gentle 
and
i am too
 
finally blooming
thanks for
thank you
thanks for respecting
i mean
thank you for watering me

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written by jess joy and mike byrne. cello by chris votek. mixed by greg saunier.

finally blooming

Kingdoms, written for five vocalists, is an investigation of repression. It blends characters and personalities as assumedly existent in war. It expresses the seeded thoughts, pure in parturition, abreast the thoughts of others. Despite the diversity, volatility and vacancy are shared. The piece has inherently become an attack on command and property.

The chaotic nature of this work addresses the hollowness and inner turmoil that some soldiers inherit from war. The amalgamation of several different genres of music and types of vocalizations resembles disparate servicemen and servicewomen standing parallel in their field.

Kingdoms

Christoffer Schunk