ELVIS PRESLEY  UNCHAINED MELODY

For the 50th anniversary of the release of A Hard Day's Night LP The Bits European Beatles Supergroup (http://thebits.eu) plays the title song of the album.

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The Beatles - A Hard Day's Night (Performed by The Bits - European Beatles Supergroup)

“You Don’t Get Me High Anymore” is a raw, poetic indie folk ballad that explores the lingering ache of lost love, emotional addiction, and the quiet journey toward becoming a better man. Driven by fingerpicked acoustic guitar and a breathy, vulnerable vocal performance, the song floats between memory and confession—haunted by what was and humbled by what’s left.

Recorded with delicate restraint and open space, this track is meant to feel like a whispered truth in an empty room. For anyone who's ever tried to let go of someone who still lives in their skin—this one’s for you.

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You Don't Get Me High Anymore

This version of "PolkSalad Annie" might be the best ever recorded. With Larrie Londin on drums, it has Kind of an "in your face" Sound to it. Nothing against Ronnie Tutt, but this version is outstanding.  It was recorded on March 21st 1976, in Cincinnati, OH.

Elvis Presley - Polk Salad Annie (Live in Cincinnati, OH, March 21st 1976, Remastered)

Here's another great one from the release "The West Coast Tour". This is "Hurt" performed live in San Francisco. This release also is a multitrack recording and therefore is in STEREO.

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Elvis Presley - Hurt (Live in San Francisco November 29th 1976)

125 by Elvis (The Ultimate Elvis Presley Collection)

I Beg Of You

Steven Tyler & Nuno Bettencourt "More than words"

En bref

Si fragile

DJ Oracle | Multi-Genre Music Producer, Songwriter & Festival DJ

If you hear it, I wrote it

My Focus:
Industry says: “Focus on one genre to build a fanbase.”
I say: “I’ll master them all.”

My writing isn't meant to be confined to one playlist category. Every moment is a mood, every lyric is a poem, and every song tells a story. I refuse to limit myself. Writing music across genres isn’t just a skill—it’s my passion. I have no desire to change who I am to meet industry expectations.

Genre = Mood
Lyrics = Poems
Music = Story

Where Am I Today?
I can write in any genre, any language, and on any topic. I have access to any instrument and can create with any vocal style—male or female. But at my core, I am a writer, not an entertainer.
I feel timid stepping in front of a microphone—exposing myself vocally is still a challenge. There are skills to master and fears to overcome before I record my own voice or perform live. But I am comfortable behind the DJ decks.

Where Am I Going?
As I navigate my place in the music industry, my goal is to split my music into three primary genres and sign with labels that align with each sound:

EDM – #SpinninRecords, #Monstercat, #UltraRecords
South Florida Country Pop – #BigMachineRecords, #CurbRecords
Everything Else – TBD

Next Steps for Me:
✔ Write daily and publish new music weekly
✔ Finish EDM albums: #IWantToDestroyYou and #AlicesSonicJourney
✔ Intern with an established DJ – @PhilHarrisMusic
✔ Start publishing behind-the-scenes content
✔ License a song or album to a record label or collaborate with an artist to expose my music and make money

I know social media is necessary, but it’s far outside my comfort zone. Sharing the creative process, the "sauce" behind the songs, feels vulnerable. But I also know that if I want my music to be heard, I need to open that door—even if it’s uncomfortable.

This is my journey. Let’s see where it leads.

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You Don't Get Me High Anymore

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