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Signs

Wind Beneath My Skin

One Black Spot, released on the 28th of february 2023 with 5.5 songs. The song take us to different moods. They are emotional, personal, funny and very special.
All songs were written by Ann Nielsen/tumasch è and recorded and produced by Leo Virgili between 2020 - 2022.
Featuring: Marco D'Orlando on drums, Massimo Silverio on cello, Leo Virgili on piano and guitars, Alessandro Turchet on double bass, Mirco Tondon on double bass, Chiara Trentin on cello.
All tracks were mastered by: Giordano Sala

05 - A Glimpse

Perfect

It's all rehearsed until you feel it
The words will find you when you mean it
And it all falls down
Yeah it all falls down to you

A sunny Sunday in London Fields
Transcending seasons like spinning wheels
Our memories will cycle on

Last night I found my eye
On a picture of us by the sea
When did I last see those eyes
Looking back at me

She moved away it wasn't easy
I asked her to stay as she was leaving
but this is not our last goodbye

Last night I found my eye
On a picture of us by the see
When did I last see those eyes
Looking back at me

Loosing track of time as it passes by and I
Will find my way to you
Soon; maybe not tonight, but I promise that I
Will find my way to you
Yeah I will find my way to you

Find my way
Find my way to you
Find my way

And it all falls down
Yeah it all falls down to you

Last night I found my eye
On a picture of us by the see
It might take time for me to find
My way to you, but I'll be there soon

Reflection (Stripped Back)

Sacred Ground

Duet written by Andy Webster. Two lovers' relationship is threatened by a lie and honesty is needed to save it.

The fair face i never saw

Lovers' Tiff

Echoes of Fear

Chasing Dreams

This is Connor Wentworth singing Wild Uncharted Waters written by Alan Menken for Walt Disney’s Live Action remake of “The Little Mermaid” originally sung by Jonah Hauer-King.

As soon as I heard this song, all I could think about was “… I gotta sing this and record it.” But my voice didn’t sound right belting out to the original orchestral version, so I gave up on it for awhile. Then I found this acoustic version online and I knew my voice would match perfectly.

Thank you to Alan Menken for writing such beautiful music and I hope you all enjoy.

Wild Uncharted Waters (Acoustic Version)

On the rugged cliffs of a remote coastal village, a young woman named Elara could often be seen gazing out at the sea. The villagers would whisper about her, speculating that she was mourning a lost love, perhaps a sailor taken by the unforgiving ocean. Her delicate features, framed by wild, wind-swept hair, seemed etched with sorrow as she stood day after day, eyes fixed on the horizon.

The villagers, seeing her sorrowful vigil, assumed she was longing for the return of her husband, unaware of the darkness that awaited her within the walls of their home. They would offer her comforting words, saying, “Don’t worry, Elara, Darius will return to you soon,” or “The sea can be cruel, but it will bring him back safely.” Elara would nod silently, tears gathering in her eyes, but the truth was far from what they imagined.

Elara’s story was well-known among the townsfolk. She had married a fisherman named Darius, a man whose charm and good looks had captivated her when they first met. But soon after the wedding, his true nature had emerged. Darius was cruel and violent, his temper like the storms that often raged over the sea. He would disappear for days on his fishing trips, only to return with fury in his heart and fists that followed. The bruises on Elara's skin were hidden beneath long sleeves and high collars, but her spirit bore the heaviest scars.

Each day Elara stood on the cliff, she wasn’t hoping for Darius's return. She was praying for the sea to keep him. The idea of his ship never returning, of the ocean claiming him as it had so many others, was the only thought that brought her a flicker of peace. She imagined the waves pulling him under, silencing his rage forever. Yet, she was trapped in a cycle of dread, knowing that if he did return, her suffering would begin anew.

One fateful evening, as the sun dipped below the horizon and the sky blazed with fiery reds and oranges, a ship appeared in the distance. Elara’s heart clenched in her chest as she recognized the familiar sails. It was Darius's vessel, returning from the sea. The villagers, seeing the ship, cheered and hurried down to the shore, but Elara remained on the cliff, frozen in place.

As the ship drew closer, she saw that it was damaged, the mast splintered and the sails torn. A sudden storm had ravaged the vessel, leaving it barely afloat. But to Elara’s horror, she saw Darius on the deck, alive and shouting orders to his crew. He was coming back.

Tears streamed down Elara’s face, not from relief, but from despair. Her silent prayers had gone unanswered. She could already feel the weight of the chains tightening around her, the suffocating fear returning with each step he would take toward their home.

But then, as if in response to her unspoken wishes, the sea churned violently beneath the ship. A monstrous wave rose up, towering over the vessel before crashing down with a force that splintered wood and swallowed men whole. In an instant, the ship was gone, dragged into the abyss by the unforgiving sea.

The villagers gasped in horror, some falling to their knees, while others cried out in disbelief. But Elara remained still, her tears drying in the salty breeze. Her heart, once heavy with dread, now felt light. She turned away from the sea, the burden lifted from her soul.

As the villagers mourned the loss of Darius and his crew, Elara walked back to her small cottage. For the first time in years, she felt a sense of freedom, the shackles of fear finally broken. The sea had taken what it had once returned, and in its wake, it had given her the greatest gift she could have asked for: a life free from Darius, a future she could shape with her own hands.

And so, the woman who once mournfully stared out to sea now looked toward the horizon with quiet hope, no longer bound by the shadows of her past.



Sketches 2024

Waiting For The Tide (MASTER 9/28/2024)

Connor Wentworth was born and raised in a small town with a passion for music, fine art and movies. He could play characters, sing Disney songs, paint and draw since before he could walk or speak. He has dreams of becoming a successful performance artist in many genres.
He’s an experienced actor and singer in live theatre, he took private voice lessons since he was fifteen and he’s a natural comedian. He recently had private lessons in film and tv acting alongside lessons in professional print modeling.
He lived in Boise, Idaho for 7 years where he graduated from Boise State University with a BA in Theatre Arts and a Minor in Dance. He worked as a Stage Hand for the Morrison Center of Performing Arts while he worked as an Event Server at Camille Beckman’s Chateau des Fleur Special Event Center.
He was recognized by the award-winning designer, author and filmmaker Victoria Napolitano in 2021 for his talents and made an appearance in her film series “At the Chateau - The Bachelor.” He’s currently signed with Seattle Talent Agency of Seattle, Washington State. He attended the International Model & Talent Association (IMTA) of Los Angeles and New York City, where he auditioned and sang for top talent agencies and casting directors in the film and modeling industries. 
He received medals in Best Male Singing and Honorable Mentions for his comedy and singing voice from both New York City and LA in 2022.
His favorite hobbies are listening and recording songs, print modeling, photography, hiking or running at the gym or watching movies.
Thank you for reading. Cheers!

Wild Uncharted Waters (Acoustic Version)

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