Name: Surfing With The Alien by Dangerous Rhythm in rawkin
Duration: 4 min 29 s
Description: Our version of Joe Satriani's 1987 headbanger that has stood the test of time. They don't make them like this anymore. Enjoy.

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Beautiful Blend of Ballads

1 - This Year's Love - David Gray
2 - Jar Of Hearts - Christina Perry
3 - Bird Of Paradise - Snowy White
4 - Gaye  - Clifford T Ward
5 - Let Her Go  - Passenger
6 - Willing To Forgive - Aretha Franklin
7 - Crescent Moon  - Lynden David Hall
8 - I Try -  Macy Gray
9 - Leaving Me Now  - Level 42
10 - Love Is A Losing Game- Amy Winehouse
11 - Truly Madly Deeply - Savage Garden
12 - Let's Get It On - Marvin Gaye
13 - I'd Rather Go Blind - Etta James
14 - Drive - The Cars
15 - Secret Combination - Randy Crawford
16 - You and I - Tom Walker

Davabs Mellow Pop 1

WHY
Music by Overdrive & Moladoen

No AI music generation platforms (Suno, Udio, or others) were used in the creation of this track.

The vocals were created note by note in Dreamtonics' Synthesizer V Studio Pro, and the timbre was altered in SoundID's VoiceAI.

Various musical instruments are Kontakt libraries.

Album Title: After The Bat Was Freed ... But Before Metal Died

An Ozzy Requiem

Description:

This is more than an album. This is a requiem. A two-part rock opera epic exploring the complete life, legacy, and psychological journey of a rock and roll icon. Performed by the virtual progressive metal band Adelheide's Wisdom.

LP 1: "After The Bat Was Freed ... But Before Metal Died"
A nine-act narrative that chronicles the rise and reflection of a legend. The journey begins in the industrial haze of 1960s Birmingham, capturing the spark of a Beatles-inspired dream ("The Day The Bat Was Freed"). It crashes through the chaotic birth of a new sound ("Sounds Like a Bunch of Cats Fightin'"), explores the creation of the demonic "Madman" persona ("They Call Me The Madman"), and descends into the self-destructive excesses of the 80s ("Wings of Sin"). The album finds its emotional core in the heartbreaking ballad "I Was Just A Dreamer," before culminating in a final, monumental tribute to the man behind the myth ("Prince of Eternal Fire").

7. I Was Just a Dreamer

The turning point: The album's grand, emotional power ballad. This is the "morning after," the moment of catharsis and vulnerable reflection after all the excess. The loud facade of the "Madman" crumbles, revealing the heartbroken dreamer behind the mask.

Official Song Description: Adelheide's Wisdom – "I Was Just A Dreamer"
What remains when the spotlights fade and the myths begin to crack?

With "I Was Just A Dreamer," the virtual band Adelheide's Wisdom releases the first single and emotional centerpiece from their monumental concept album, "The Laughing Shadow: An Ozzy Requiem."

This epic power ballad is a profound and heartbreaking confession that looks behind the facade of the "Prince of Darkness." It tells a story of deep inner conflict – from the celebrated rock star on the world's biggest stage to the lonely "ghost at home," alienated from his own family and confronted with a lifetime of "scrambled eggs and mistakes."

Beginning with a fragile, intimate piano theme, the song unfolds into a massive, orchestral anthem. The haunting duet vocals of Adelheide and André guide the listener through a landscape of regret, pain, and the faint, almost lost hope for forgiveness.

"I Was Just A Dreamer" is more than just a song; it is the key to understanding the entire requiem. It is a meditation on the price of fame, the walls we build around ourselves, and the tragic search of a man trying to master the one role that always seemed out of reach: that of a father.

We all together worked day and night. As the Godfather of Metal was a musical role model and one of the first albums that our producer bought was 'Paranoid'.

Lyrics (by Frank Talmon l'Armée]

I Was Just a Dreamer

Spotlights burn my face, 
the crowds scream my name 
But it ain't my name, 
just a mask in the game. 
At home there are wrinkled hands and plates, 
Scrambled eggs and a life of mistakes.

Who's the mask, who's the face? 
Am I lost inside this place?

I'm a fading star with a burning heart, 
A joke to them, 
a ghost at home from the start. 
I'm screaming out but it falls apart...

All he ever wanted... was a father

Frozen clocks in an empty room, 
Maps lead nowhere, 
the compass a tomb.

But the wind still carries ancient tunes, 
Of brighter days and kinder moons.

And maybe tomorrow... 
The sun will break through... 

I was just a dreamer 
I dreamt my life anyway 
I was just a dreamer 
missing mostly better days

[Solo]

And the wind still carries ancient tunes, 
Of brighter days and kinder moons.

And maybe tomorrow... 
The sun will break through... 

I was just a dreamer 
I dreamt my life anyway 
I was just a dreamer 
missing mostly better days

They cheer for the beast... 
but my kids...

I Was Just a Dreamer

Autumn Breeze deals with themes of despair and melancholy - where the narrator is undecided on whether to give life another try, or fade into oblivion.

Autumn Breeze

A Promessa Cumprida é uma música de esperança, fé e recomeço.
Com uma melodia harmoniosa que mistura o poder do rock alternativo com a leveza do pop, essa faixa transmite a certeza de que dias melhores virão.

Se você acredita em novos começos, em renovar forças e seguir adiante mesmo nos momentos difíceis, essa música é para você.

Deixe-se levar pela mensagem e compartilhe com quem precisa de esperança hoje.

Comente o que essa música significou para você!

Alegra-te Óh Sião

A Promessa Cumprida

Original composition…..Alejandro Gonzalez M.

Music Box Memories

Our version of Joe Satriani's 1987 headbanger that has stood the test of time. They don't make them like this anymore. Enjoy.

Surfing With The Alien

It's a work that combines the warmth of easy listening with a poetry rich in color and hope. In this work, I retain my trademark '70s sound and writing worthy of a song that's elegant and intense in its simplicity. The guitar, as always the protagonist of the musical spaces, perhaps speaks more than the singing and offers the possibility of dreamlike flights to faraway paradises. In conclusion, a ballad that's a pleasure to listen to, especially while traveling.

BORN UNDER A LUCKY MOON

You’re Gonna Go Far

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Mega Raccoon! Pew pew! Defeat robots! 20x6!

Designation: DRL-Ω
Theme: Artificial Intelligence / Sound Manipulation
Fortress: The Resonance Core — a colossal data reactor buried beneath a collapsing city of sound.
Weapon: Loop Protocol — rewinds time within a 2-second interval, allowing infinite pattern repeats.
Weakness: The hero’s own Rhythm Driver (learned from all eight Robot Masters).

Lore:
Once Dr. Light’s greatest collaborator, Dr. Loop sought to “perfect the harmony between man and machine.” But when his neural interface overloaded, his mind fragmented into pure signal. He rebuilt himself inside the world’s data grid, composing new life forms from sound and code.

Dr. Loop’s Fortress (Stage 1)

“Trap Town” opens Dark Music For Dark People with a slow descent into the city’s shadow. A dark piano theme threads through the track, joined by distorted trumpet tones echoing like distant car horns. Wilt Flowers’ bass and Guy Stansfield’s clarinet weave counterpoints beneath Sticks Thompson’s restrained percussion, while Sonny Rhodes’ piano drifts between smoky melancholy and menace.

A haunting mix of dark jazz, doom jazz, and cinematic noir, Trap Town evokes the tension of deserted streets and flickering lights long past midnight.

For fans of: Bohren & der Club of Gore, The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble, Dale Cooper Quartet, Angelo Badalamenti, John Zorn, Cinematic Orchestra

The Dark Messiahs – Trap Town | Dark Jazz, Cinematic Noir & Doom Lounge

I love amphibians and have an affinity for fried okra, loud guitars, and sick beats. expedition 33 and port wine are my thing at the moment, along with hollow knight and rise of the ronin.

Dangerous Rhythm - a band named, not after the Mexican punk band of the 80's, but after the Ultravox track.
It's still Northern Rock and Pennine Grit - our way.
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Surfing With The Alien

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