oh yea - I used to take the D train every day for a few years! A big one to Brooklyn

funk it/ way to flow/grows/tripN/cool soundN beat

BIG L - FED UP WID THE BULLSHIT

Time is running out

The basic tracks for some of these songs were scattered through other music I had recorded over the last ten years.  Quarantine has given me the time to hear some of this music with fresh ears. In most instances dozens of instrument tracks were stripped away to find some forgotten core that made me nod or smile.  Then I started again.  All new recording has been done since the start of lock down and tries to put a sound on the subtle dislocation of a global disaster that is mostly (for me) expressed in my daily life as an absence, a taking away rather than a presence; a distantly felt thing.  

All tracks recorded and mixed at Shadowbear Studio.  Mastering at Black Knoll Studio.  Photo taken by Csilla Varadi.

The Exile's Kingdom

Danke Noetic Productions

Glass by Lou Brindell

Glass - feat. Lou Brindell

ALFONSO LLORENTE: VOCALS, 6 & 12 STING ACOUSTIC GUITARS

I find this song very appropriate for these moments of uncertainty

EVEN IN THE QUIETEST MOMENTS  (Supertramp)

Ambrosia V2

Driftwood

A song about survivalism and developing a military mindset. 

Lyrics:

"Save your breath, do you have the will?"

Bury The Earth (demo)

"Diane, something happened last week that proved to be life changing. I went to a local music store in a town where I was holed up on an 
undercover mission. Nothing too intense, just some normal stake out kind of procedures. My cover allows me to practice my drums while I'm 
on duty. Best case ever. 

Anyway, Diane, while at said music store, trying to find a certain obscure ride cymbal, the store clerk who was helping me managed to drop a 
drum machine on my kick foot, giving me two hairline fractures. Diane, remind me to send a thank you card to the store clerk. I believe his name was 
Bradlee. He was very kind and helpful. 

While laying on the floor in pain, realizing I wouldn't be able to drum for a while, even if I did find that cymbal when I made it back to me feet, 
I decided I should let fate intervene and buy the drum maching that landed on my kick foot. Diane, D3 was right, the digitakt is a machine not to be 
taken lightly, pun intended. 

Needless to say, I've been anti drum machine my whole life until now. The guys jaws dropped when I sent them some fine soothing 
energy transferring electronic beats to play with for our new single. Diane, remind me to designa  foot cast that doesn't itch. 
- Coop."


a song by Keep The Fear,

Cooper (drum programming)
D.D. Danahy (keys & synths & guitar solo)
Phillip Jeffries (synth bass)
Stone Catcherye (vocals, guitar, kaos guitar, lyrics)

Passenger Braking

if I were to cop a ride with you
I would brake so hard
you would die by shards

I shouldn't be mean
my mouth just won't stop
don't drive me crazy
I will crash your car
with my motherfucking mind power

if I could find pedals on my side
I would brake so fast
you would fly right past

I shouldn't be mean
my brain just won't stop
if you make me hate
I will crash your car
with my motherfucking mind power

passenger fails, my patience pales
I would brake so quick
that would do the trick

I shouldn't be mean
my jaw just won't stop
want to test your fate
I will crash your car
with my motherfucking mind power

Passenger Braking

Watch animated version here : https://youtu.be/3g7IO_4msW0
Music & Graphics by Arnaud Le Coq

Elegy n°1

*** Danke Noetic Productions *** 2020

Funky Flow - produced and arranged by Danke Noetic

Funky Flow

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