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Again And Again

one of two used tracks I produced and recorded for a client in usa hosting an A list headliner celebrity show.

BRADBLUEKELLYVOCALS

You Need It -Preview-

Graveyard Stories

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5MQ21sFjiQ0

01.Dangerous Environment

High Risk Drew

Where There Is No Light  - feels a bit like a manifestation of what we could potentially hear in space, between planets and beyond. The piece plays around with the echo and reverberation of sound. The track includes: the marimba, viola, violin, double bass and cello. An interesting listen. Enjoy.

Where There Is No Light

Renaissance (Original Mix)

Another track on the harder side of things. Can't call it gabber as it's not fast enough, but it's certainly within that world. I used to be a hardcore punk in the late eighties and loved these bands. I sampled several sources for this. Some squalling feedback from a 1985 Conflict album, and of course Steve Ignorant's notorious anti Clash diatribe from White Punks On Hope by Crass. Hardcore punk from the eighties seems unexplored territory by modern producers for some reason. I love the stuff

Old Fires To Ashes, Ashes To The Earth

Punk Rock

https://www.datpiff.com/Tony-Endz-Ghost-Rene-RESPECTAPE-mixtape.1009908.html
@tonyendz x @theboyghost - Respect

Tony Endz x Ghost Rene' - Respect

Wellington Lambert - Leo D - The Keeper’s  hand

Link&Chain is a unique musical group that has been performing and recording for about twenty five years (25). ” This outstanding group involves four extraordinary dedicated rastaman. Dwight Campbell the maestro is known as “Tweetie”, Paul Williams, the big voice and writer is “Mirror”. Trevor Douglas is known to us as “Kasha” and is the inspiration, the strong one and O’Neil Griffiths, the man who was always there and eventually became the newest member of the group. The name is as unique as the group and came about through a process that involved high meditation and elimination.  “Kasha” (Trevor) was the inspired member who first suggested Link&Chain and as explained by “Tah Seti” (Dwight) “many Links make up a chain and the chain is binding. Every member is a link, every fan is another link and this chain now will become a link to world unity through music.” Reflection on the shackles and struggles of the black man was a part of the thought process that makes this name such a universal and striking one. 

Again And Again

LINK&CHAIN MUSIC

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