Sepia Airport

Inspired by how small birds endure the harshest winter

A Robin Waiting For April

A darkwave track from the album Pop 2.0 
🖤 Watch the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZfqbHl-npk
🖤 Download: https://scratchkelly.bandcamp.com/track/i-hope-everything-falls-apart

🖤 Lyrics:
You took enough
And you robbed my heart
You think you're tough
But you're not so smart

You filled my mind
With endless lies
And I was blind
But now I'm wise

I hope everything falls apart
For you
I hope everything falls apart
For you
I hope everything falls apart


Pop 2.0

I Hope Everything Falls Apart

"The earth laughs in flowers." - Ralph Waldo Emerson

A companion piece to "Twilight in the Garden."

The Joyous Garden

Autumn In Himalaya

Happy Easter.
I always love to hear those little snippets of music in feature films under the heading of the ‘underscore’ or ‘incidental music.’ In just under a minute, I’ve tried to recreate an interpretation of Mary finding Jesus resurrected on that first Easter Sunday.

Tell us, Mary, what did you see?
On that traumatic road to Calvary.
Our saviour broken and torn,
To set us free - to be reborn.

For when the others had strayed and gone
You were blessed to soldier on
The first witness of Christ in his glory
The perfect completion of the Gospel story.

Great Amen

So Attractive To Me (A collaboration with Fabien Aurejac)

"Reason to Believe" is a song written, composed, and first recorded by American folk singer Tim Hardin in 1965. It has since been recorded by many artists, most notably by the Carpenters on their album Close to You in 1970, and Rod Stewart first for his album Every Picture Tells a Story in 1971 and again for the live album Unplugged...and Seated in 1993.
Image:  Özge Taşkıran

Reason to Believe-Tim Hardin/Rod Stewart (Cover)

"I Just Can't Live Without You" (Instrumental)

First of all, I would like to wish a happy springtime to all of my fantastic friends here on SoundCloud!  

Without further ado, here is the full instrumental version of a short demo song I made on September 5, 2024. Originally this tune came to me when thinking about the chords and progressions in my earlier song "Peace".

This song was made, played and recorded by me as MIDI and with e.g. the following instruments and sounds: Yamaha Montage 8 (TX816 Electric Piano), Spectrasonics Keyscape (Roland MKS-20 EP sound), Arturia Jup-8 V (Horns), Arturia Synthx V, UVI Ultramini & Arturia Mini-V (Minimoog bass sound), Arturia JUN-6V (the "55 Pop Corn" sound, cf. Juno-6 Synthesizer), Native Instruments Session Guitarist - Electric Mint; and other sounds from the UVI SonicPass VST library including UVI PX Memories (cf. Memorymoog mod), UV-XXX (from the UVI "OB Legacy", horns & the brass sound), UVX-10P (cf. Roland JX-10, the flute sound) and Marcato Strings (from UVI Emulation II). The drums come from Native Instruments Abbey Roads 1980s Drummer, layered with the fantastic Simmons SDS 5 style kick & snare drums from UVI Beatbox Anthology 2.  

Recorded, edited and mixed in Cubase Pro 14, with some significant help from iZotope Neutron. Mastered in Cubase Pro with Ozone 11.


I'm certainly not a lyricist but I got some help with the lyrics! And the idea was that the lyrics would go something like this:


VERSE 

My life is good 
having you by my side
We face the future together
The years roll by
... 
It wouldn’t be the same without you
... 


CHORUS 

I just thought that you should know
I never wanna let you go...
... love you so
I just thought that you should know 
I never wanna let you go
... I just can’t live without you


I Just Can't Live Without You

Dedicated most especially to L.K.A.--our new little grandson so freshly arrived from the face of God.

Oh, that all children were loved.

Thank you, dear Oddrun, for the color and depth of meaning you bring to my music.  
Thank you, Arne, for your help and encouragement.



Melody composition, poem and voice: @Oddrun-Eikli
Piano and Composition: Debra Buesking (Inspired by Bach's "Sheep May Safely Graze") 
Studio Mix: @Arne-Hiorth


Let Nature Embrace you.

Wrapped in red, orange and blue
The little baby in mothers arms
Tiny white jasmin growing in her garden
Mother Nature dressed in spring
From magic skies of mint
Every color spins new
In future clear as aquablue

Let Nature Embrace you
Gently
So gently

Life`s colors flow from gold to umber
In crocuses, Petunias
In Asters and in Pansies
A thousand shades of reds
In yellows and in brown
From Magic skies of mint
Every color spins new
In future clear as aquablue




May Nature Embrace you
Gently
So gently

Gently: Oddrun Eikli and Debra Buesking

Minimal House written and performed live using Teenage engineering OPXY and Elektron Digitone and Digitakt 2. 

#elektron #teenageengineering #edm #minimalhouse

Plain Rhythm

UK based hardware producer working with Techno, Garage, Drum and Bass and experimenting with other genres. 

From London >> Pure Garage  >> One Nation >> The Shit Party

All works on here are concept ideas written & performed live using Elektron, Dirtywave and Akai  devices.

Most recordings have been written, produced and performed live in 1 evening and are not finished songs. 

Some Early works and mixes from 2011 left up but I have just come out of a 10 year hiatus.

Please feel free to download any music and use for free. 

Please like and comment on anything you like or dislike.

Reposts are much appreciated and please follow for more Music as I upload regularly. 

Any constructive comments are welcome.

Hope you find something you like. 

DOL



https://on.soundcloud.com/FbZd4D2FoSrxMtNA7

Plain Rhythm

DOL

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