Beautiful piano composition, where every note feels perfectly balanced and measured.

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Birds and Cicadas (Piano Cover)

On My Way

Promised land for all living beings in the Universe! Namasté

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"It Makes Me Sad" is a soulful reflection on the journey to self-love, highlighting the struggle of giving love to those who won't reciprocate. With emotive vocals and introspective lyrics, it's a poignant anthem for anyone learning to prioritize themselves.

It makes me sad

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"That Far Forgotten Shore"* by classical composer Jeremias Langsämmer is a breathtaking orchestral journey, blending the grandeur of Western classical tradition with the evocative melodies of the Middle East. This sweeping soundtrack piece unfolds like a memory carried by the wind, its layered strings rising and falling like waves on an ancient shore.  

Deep strings introduce the theme, their rich, resonant tones imbued with longing, before swelling into a rich tapestry of sound—warm cellos, shimmering violas, and soaring violins weaving together in undulating phrases. Beneath them, deep, resonant percussion and plucked Middle Eastern instruments, such as the oud and qanun, add texture and depth, evoking sunlit dunes and distant, forgotten lands.  

The composition moves through shifting tides of emotion, from hushed, introspective passages to bold, cinematic crescendos. A hypnotic, rhythmic motif pulses beneath the orchestration, subtly mirroring the ebb and flow of the sea. The harmonies drift between Western tonality and modal inflections, creating a haunting, timeless atmosphere—both familiar and exotic, distant yet deeply human.  

"That Far Forgotten Shore" is a soundtrack for lost places, for whispered histories and unseen horizons—a piece that lingers in the soul long after the final note fades.

That Far Forgotten Shore [Orchestral | Soundtrack]

If the Celtic god Hu Gardn was setting out to seduce Gaia, the goddess of Earth, he might sing her a lusty fertility song like this one. Hu is the mythical operator of The Plough constellation, which rises in the night skies at Spring in the northern hemisphere. 

I wrote the lyrics and then Andreas (@APi_ZZ) found our Hu vocalist on Suno, and dusted him down with some of his extra special magic dust — and this is the result. We hope you like it. 

Come into the Wildwoods, my Lady,
Meet me at dark, under the light of the moon.
I yearn for my sap to throb into life for you,
And the hawthorn buds to burst into bloom
Under the glistening downfall of silver dew,
At the rustling whisper of your passing. 

Come into the Wildwoods, my Lady
Before the pink fingers of dawn discover us there.
I hunger to press you against the trunk of an oak
While I caress you and whisper spells in your ear,
Magical words to make your knees grow weak
And your blood to buzz like honeybees.

Come into the Wildwoods, my Lady
And let my eyes drink in your voluptuous curves
Your pert, soaring peaks and wooded valleys
Your rounded hills, orchards and vineyards.
I ache to breathe in your musky belly
And swim in your fragrant waterfalls. 

Come into the Wildwoods, my Lady
Let me guide your hand to my blade that awaits
Throbbing and ardent, my ithyphallic organ.
I am Hu that ploughs the Astral Plains,
The husbandman of your night garden
I am here to plough your furrow. 

Come into the Wildwoods, my Lady.
Let me kneel in the grass at your toe-ringed feet,
I long to stroke your slender legs, the envy of swans.
And lay you down in the love-in-the-mist,
And decorate your navel to your Venus Mons
With passiflora, clematis and hot lips.

Come into the Wildwoods, my Lady
Let me gaze deeply into your bluebell-wooded eyes
I lust to run amuck in your flower beds like a roebuck
Glorying in the soft scented warmth of your thighs, 
Until no lily remains unlicked, no honey unsuckled,
No butterfly that hasn’t been kissed.  

Come into the Wildwoods, my Lady
And mount me, straddle me ‘till the cock crows,
I must slake my thirst from your honeyed streams
And bury my face in your purple silken folds,
In your ambrosia nectars, ‘till I can hardly breathe
In wonder at such a love divine. 

© Lyrics copyright: Annie Dieu-Le-Veut, February 2025

Rites of Spring (erotic)

No Te Quiero Ver

On the evening of 28th February, seven major planets in our Solar System appeared in the night sky at the same time, with Mars, Venus, Mercury, Neptune, Saturn, Jupiter and Uranus all lining up in a neat row next to the Sun. 

Nobody knows the last time that this major planetary reunion occurred. But Andreas (@APi_ZZ) thought it might be fun to imagine what the craic would be all about, and so this is what we've come up with. 

Words and vocals Annie Dieu-Le-Veut
© Copyright Annie Dieu-Le-Veut, February 2025 

Music and cover art APi_ZZ
© Copyright APi_ZZ (Andreas Pirner) February 2025

The Seven Stars

This is the most ancient love song in the world,  by the Sumerian goddess Inanna to her lover, the shepherd Dumuzi. 

You find lots of erotic imagery in the arts connected to the temple sex rites of the Fertile Crescent, which were about the Divine Marriage or Alchemical Marriage. This poem, attributed to Inanna, comes from the Isin-Larsa period (2017-1763 BCE) in Uruk, in which the EN-priest or king would engage in sexual congress with Inanna’s representative from the ranks of ENTU-priestesses.

There would have first been a royal procession to the giparu, Inanna’s temple, and the whole ritual would have concluded with a rich and lavish wedding feast. (If you'd like to read more, my article is here: https://anniedieuleveut.com/2023/05/15/inanna-queen-of-heaven-and-sumerian-womb-shamans/) 

The music and vocals are via the auspices of Udio.

Inanna's Song (erotic)

The moon for March is known today as the Worm Moon. However, the roots of the moon names are lost “in the mists of time” as they say. So after some discussion, Andreas and I came to the view that this March moon was most probably named after the Old English/Saxon for ‘dragon’ which is ‘wyrm’, as it is known in the 10th century epic Beowulf, and that the common-or-garden worm was named after its mightier mythical ancestor. So here it is, and we hope you like it!

Words and vocal by Annie Dieu-Le-Veut
Copyright © Annie Dieu-Le-Veut, March 2025

Music and cover art by @APi_ZZ 
Copyright © APi_ZZ (Andreas Pirner) March 2025

Wyrm Moon

Matthiaz has based his entire musical career on contrast, polarization, the storm that destroys you and the calm that heals you. The Indonesian artist is a true organic piano music alchemist, he is able to delve into soundscapes of ambient.

Birds and Cicadas (Piano Cover)

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