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Pond5

Shoegaze Anthem

The world is under siege ...again. Olympics under way in the midst of a pandemic? Does it matter? Of course it does. However, when so much seems to be amiss for so many, for so long, maybe, it Doesn't Matter? An ode to a dystopian moment in human history.

                                          It Doesn’t Matter (available for free D/L at www.terrywigmore.com in the collection called Doesn't Matter)

Lyrics:
    It doesn’t matter how it works, just as long as it does
    It doesn’t matter what you think, just as long as you thought
    It doesn’t matter how you look, as long as you can see
    It doesn’t matter what’s in your mind, as long as it’s…free
    Look out…here we go…everybody got to know
    Everybody get together now
    One two a one two three…everybody look at me
    Everybody get together now
    Look out…here we go…everybody got to know!
    It doesn’t matter…yada yah yah…yada yah yah…yada yah yah yah
    Yada yah yah…yada yah yah…yada yah yah yah
    It doesn’t matter that you’re thinking, that you can or you can’t
    But it matters to your brother, that you’re probably right
    It doesn’t matter, coming second, the first or the last
    It doesn’t matter how a fool’s made, only when he smiles
    (INST)
    It doesn’t matter who you are, just as long as you were
    It doesn’t matter how badly you failed, just as long as you tried
    It doesn’t matter what you do, just as long as you do
    It doesn’t matter…it doesn’t matter…it doesn’t matter!
  
Wigmore: music, production, additional vocals
Allen: bass, guitars, vocal, harmonies, lyrics

Doesn't Matter

AstroMancer

AstroMancer 1

With wonderful lead vocal by Amanda Sanderson.  Do check out Amanda's songs here: https://soundcloud.com/phoebeelena

Other guests:
John Romer: Bass
Steve Pumphrey: Voice Box guitar and guitar solo

Nothing Makes Sense

There is a land where nothing makes sense
Hunger is sent away
Malaria’s gone to stay
And pigs fly every day
But nothing makes sense
And you will smile and walk a mile with me.  Now nothing makes sense.

And in this land where nothing makes sense
Kind is the new frontier
No one lives in fear
Water is clean and clear
No poison in the atmosphere
The World’s got its *rse in gear!
Nothing makes sense
And you and I will pioneer the dream.   So nothing makes sense.

Without a frown, we’ll hand me down
And sail the pea-green boat
This Bandersnatch and Jumbly Girl
Regale the season’s finest anecdote

Where is this land where nothing makes sense?
Learning for all is free
You can be who you want to be
Marjorie takes the knee!
But nothing makes sense
And you will smile and walk a mile with me.  Nothing makes sense.

Nothing Makes Sense

Music & Lyrics, Drums, Bass, Synth, Organ, Piano, Vocal : Jan Schonander
Music & Guitar: REKHA IYERN [FE] https://soundcloud.com/rekha-iyern-fe

Some rough’n’ready rocking with REKHA….

Too much time with over 300 passed away every day.

THE 300

A dependable man
Drives his kids to school
Takes his time from work
Doesn’t miss an event
Or a single bedtime story	

A standout woman
Young and old they need her
It’s her life’s work
Behind every event
And never needing glory

You’re gonna be
One of three hundred
You’re gonna be
One of the lucky
You’re gonna see
How you blundered
Didn’t have to be 
Three hundred
Two hundred
One hundred

Just a boy and a girl
A hand, a touch
A caress, a first kiss
Don’t miss a glance
Never straying afar

A curly haired child
Tent torchlight at night
An adventurous life
Doctor, astronaut, explorer 
A movie star

You’re gonna be
One of three hundred
You’re gonna be
One of the lucky
You’re gonna see
How you blundered
Didn’t have to be 
Three hundred
Two hundred
One hundred

They’re all together
The three hundred
They’re all together
The three hundred
They’re all together
The three hundred

You’re gonna be
One of three hundred
You’re gonna be
One of the lucky
You’re gonna see
How you blundered
Didn’t have to be 
Three hundred
Two hundred
One hundred

The 300

The 300 | REKHA-IYERN [Fe] 🎸

What a privilege to work with Debra Buesking again on Scott Richard's smooth and slightly funky synth track.  Actually, I kind of invited myself to the party when Debra queried me about the keyboard part she had for Scott's original track titled "Ennui".  I became very engaged with her playing to the very chill synth track and could hear some acoustic guitar accents giving a little edge to the piece.  Debra's versatile playing defines the direction of the song front to back, and I'm along for the ride--but what a ride:)  Check out Scott's Cloud at soundcloud.com/the_eyes_of_heisenberg,  and Debra's extraordinary playing @debra_buesking.

Kaleidoscope (Collaboration with Debra Buesking, Scott Richards)

Astra

An ambient psych-rock meditative piece about attaining truth enlightenment & abiding by it. Hope you'll enjoy the blissful vibrations, REKHA with love & blessings, OM Jai Matha, OM Jai Gurudeva XOXOXO 

Satyam 108 - Music/Elec-Guitars by REKHA IYERN [Fe] | Ambient Psychedelic Rock

Music Composed & Produced, Recorded & Performed, Mixed & Mastered by REKHA IYERN [Fe] RECORDS in CANADA

Cover Art Design, Photo & Graphics by REKHA IYERN [Fe]

Satyam 108 - M1B REKHA IYERN [Fe]

Satyam 108

Satyam 108 - Music/Elec-Guitars 🎸by REKHA IYERN [Fe] | Ambient Psychedelic ROCK

Composed, arranged, performed, and produced by
Carlos Vivanco
https://youtu.be/2AY-Vg3VFz4

El Puente De Los Suspiros

Monarca

Music for Rainy Days

Card 3 The Empress

I am a finger-style guitarist living on the Texas high plains.  At the core of my music is melody that is inspired and informed by my Christian faith, family, friends, and countless influences through the years from the great composers, to jazz, folk, rock, Latin, Celtic, and the many fine musicians I have come to love on the Cloud, some I have been privileged to collaborate with.  Thanks for stopping by to have a listen. Comments are always welcome. Feel free to click on the picture of any track to learn more about it.

Kaleidoscope (Collaboration with Debra Buesking, Scott Richards)

David Dunham