Back for another listen to this masterpiece 🙏🏼

Wonderful voice, and beautiful atmosphere. Captivating song

Reminds me of Dead Man's soundtrack, by ... Neil Young? ... no, anyway it is *Beautiful*, really. <3

a great buildup of the atmosphere and the soundscape

For my dark side

After the Hole - Lyrics

All I seen is what I thought I would have seen
At the end all I found were other ends

Suddenly I know, you live to know after the hole

On the screech of the city brakes I heard your name
Feel as though we're living in a recurrent dream

Suddenly I know, you live to know after the hole

And the life is after the hole

And the life is after the hole

Strange Part of the Country

After the Hole

Bandcamp

Strange Part of the Country - Lyrics

The night falls on Nong Bone town

Seventeen ladyboys and he are beating up small change Europeans
Someone gets drugged by three old ladies

This is a strange part of the country
This is a strange part of the world
This is a strange part of the country
And we are not welcome
We are not welcome

The night falls, I have no past

Twenty three hostess girls and me
The edge of the roads turn into decades rubbing against me

This is a strange part of the country
This is a strange part of the world
This is a strange part of the country
And we are not welcome

We are not well

This is a strange part of the country
This is a strange part of the world
This is a strange part of the country
But we are not welcome
We are not welcome

Wild Nuclear

Blue fluorite from the Dark Forest.  Protected me from a very dark psychic attack. The stone seemed to have an understanding of deep sorrow, one that truly speaks to the heart; one that completes one’s balance.

Dronish 2 From the Black Forest

Straight into a H6 recorder after a Eurorack mixer.  I do intend to reprocess this track.  Maybe through something like a bark filter or Modular sampler.

FROM A DIFFERENT WORLD

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ZENITH

### Discover the Magic of Timewave Zero with JTSunrise's "The Highwayman"

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From the visionary mind of Terence McKenna, Timewave Zero is not just a theory—it's a revolutionary concept that reveals the cyclical nature of time and the ebb and flow of novelty throughout history. But that's not all! We've got a treat for your ears as well as your mind.

**Featuring: JTSunrise's Rendition of "The Highwayman"** 🎸🌅

**Step into the world of "The Highwayman,"** a classic ballad originally penned by Jimmy Webb and immortalized by The Highwaymen—Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, and Kris Kristofferson. Now, experience it like never before with JTSunrise's soulful interpretation!

🌍 **Travel through Centuries** with the timeless tales of a highwayman, a sailor, a dam builder, and a starship pilot, all connected by the unbreakable thread of existence.

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### The Ten Dimensions of String Theory in "The Highwayman"

1. **First Dimension (Length)**: The journey of the highwayman along the coach roads.
2. **Second Dimension (Height)**: The towering waves faced by the sailor.
3. **Third Dimension (Depth)**: The construction and eventual collapse of the dam by the builder.
4. **Fourth Dimension (Time)**: The continuity and reincarnation of the souls across eras.
5. **Fifth Dimension (Possible Worlds)**: Different historical paths where these lives might have taken different turns.
6. **Sixth Dimension (Folding of Possible Worlds)**: The intersection of their lives in an alternate reality where they coexist.
7. **Seventh Dimension (Infinite Possibilities)**: The myriad ways their stories could unfold across infinite timelines.
8. **Eighth Dimension (Alternate Laws of Physics)**: The starship pilot navigating through the vast cosmos, transcending the known laws of physics.
9. **Ninth Dimension (All Possible Universes)**: The countless universes where these characters live different lives, connected by the same essence.
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Highwayman

The Highwayman

NB4X - Journey of Life

Inspired by Barcelona. 
Composed by Phil McC - Waveology
Written in Ableton.  
Mastered with iZotope.

Waveology

Las Ramblas

Improvisation at the wedding party of Chrissi & Stefan at Salzwedel Bürgermeisterhof

Heartbeat c/o Uwe, Arno & Justi

Dreamed Another You

According to Wikipedia, the Blue Ridge Mountains’ signature hues–visible from afar–come from trees, which emit the organic compound isoprene. My home region with its mystical haze has long been a source of awe, intrigue, and creative inspiration for many, including me. Today, I’m really excited to release a 5-song digital EP called “Blue Ridge Mountain Waterfalls,” available on Bandcamp. 

https://josephhouck.bandcamp.com/album/blue-ridge-mountain-waterfalls

Conveying stories and emotions through music and lyrics remains a great joy of mine. As is common in creative writing, the tales are a blend of real-life and fiction, some almost entirely the latter. The title song was inspired partly by my late grandmother, who passed away shortly before my son was born. I fondly remember her and her mountain living skills: country cooking, gardening, canning. The song is a reflection on some of life’s landmarks.

At first, I had plans to record these songs with other musicians, and perhaps alternate versions may yet come to fruition. But for this release, I pursued a humbler, more personal approach, starting each song with acoustic guitar/ vocals and overdubbing a couple of extras like mandolin and piano where necessary.

Though originally I didn’t conceive of a mini-album, it became clear, looking back from a distance, that these songs correlate to effect a grander vista. The story elements are suffused in that beguiling blue aura of home. 



BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAIN WATERFALLS

The woods and the streams have their secrets
They use time as a tool to conceal
And I watched her old hands in the kitchen
As they made one of our final meals

She was a blue ridge mountain waterfall
Slicker than the glassy rock
And grayer than an old stone building 
Oh, if only these hills could talk

I watched the steep drops of her fingers
Lifting the lid off the pot,
Soup streaming out of the ladle,
Rain steaming that dry garden plot

I recall the damp scent of the cellar,
Warm hum of the old kitchen light
Cascading curls of her temples,
Cataract mist in her eyes

She was a blue ridge mountain waterfall
Slicker than the glassy rock
And grayer than an old stone building 
Oh, if only these hills could talk

Now she’s there in your face from this angle
When you smile after making a joke
But you never met your great-grandma
She was gone when your mom’s water broke

Just like a blue ridge mountain waterfall
Slicker than the glassy rock
And grayer than an old stone building 
Oh, if only these hills could talk


Blue Ridge Mountain Waterfalls

Autumn Breath

il mio modesto tributo al grandissimo Miles Davis

strumental hits vol.1

Miles davis - all blues - angelo alabiso mute trumpet vers

Rosva-ye Zamaneh

Red Zone

Infection

Architect turned coder, turned singer and songwriter, turned her whole life upside down. It's never too late to surprise yourself.

Songs from the edge of somewhere. A place that doesn’t announce itself. You step in and can’t tell if you’ve walked into a protest, a party, or the end of something.

Conil’s music comes from the blues and from the life that followed it. A voice marked by the places it’s been.

People heard it early.
Danny Thompson said, “You don’t sound like anyone else.”
Tchad Blake still plays Strange Part of the Country.
Peter Green walked into the studio one afternoon and cut a track.

The record didn’t arrive with noise. It surfaced—four stars in Q Magazine, a Blues Matters cover, a single reaching number three on the U.S. Alternative Radio Chart.

The early years were England. Then came New Orleans, New York, Berlin, the Himalayas, Kilimanjaro.

The second album is close now. Marc Ribot on guitar. Danny Thompson’s final sessions. Tchad Blake in Wales.

Some things reveal themselves only at the end.

After the Hole

Conil

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