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Epic Modern cinematic Soundtrack . LAST RACE Prod. and composed by Nomax 
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LAST RACE  Prod and Composed by Nomax

We were very good friends. Sometimes a word can be misunderstood and leave room for incomprehension that could harm the strongest friendship. The stupid ego poisoned our relationship. It's sad to see where we got considering all the things we went through together. We shared great moments and wonderful conversation. We should have been more sensibility in handling our last conversation but you know what? Past is past and we are still friends.  At the end dialogue can solve and overpass every issue.

You're Still My Friend

King&Queen (Original Mix)

How will life be tomorrow? No matter what´s in our way, music will always be around, at least in our mind.

Tomorrow

My words here were inspired by a magic mushroom experience I had a few years ago, and the gorgeously dreamy, trippy music was put together by APi_ZZ who skillfully waved his wand over some AI sounds from UDIO.

Words: 
I have been to the cairn
Where the two seas meet.
I have been to where 
Fish-tailed sirens sing
Each to the other.
There I meet the Lover,
In that perfect stillness.

To describe these feelings,
Words are too cryptic.
For dreams, like paintings,
Are huge vivid triptychs,
Monet masterpieces,
Every brush mark
A holy-graphic jewel.

They say a picture speaks
A thousand words,
How could they know?
The error’s made unwittingly.
For minds cannot conceive
Of the love of ten trillion
To the power of infinity.

Words by Annie Dieu-Le-Veut
Copyright © Annie Dieu-Le-Veut, May 2024, all rights reserved

Music by APi_ZZ via UDIO
Copyright © APi_ZZ (Andreas Pirner), May 2024, all rights reserved

Where Two Seas Meet

'NotForSale' _ Live performance in Birmingham

Steady How You Go

Buzzkill

"Windows of Fear" is a high-energy, thought-provoking track that dives into the restless loop of overthinking  the endless replay of every small decision and fleeting doubt that keeps us from truly living. Set at a driving 130 BPM, the pace mirrors the chaotic rhythm of modern life, the rat race that blurs our sense of presence.

Lyrically, the song explores the idea of breaking free from that mental noise a reminder to live as if it’s your last day, because “a man that don’t care is dangerous.” The quick tempo and layered instrumentation evoke the intensity of the human mind under pressure, while the Beatles-inspired sound brings a classic edge, complete with snapback-style vocals that give it a punchy, defiant attitude.

“Windows of Fear” is both a warning and a liberation a sonic reflection on anxiety, purpose, and the courage to let go.

Windows of Fear.

Song writer and multi instrumentalist with a rock/pop vibe.
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Steady How You Go

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