Orinoco Flow

Mirrors Dont Show My Soul  , Jason Vocal

An attempt at a pop tune, but can crossover to other genres. The songwriter in me had this love ballad tucked away, and seemed time to finish the tune. I've got some lyrics too. Kind of sappy but that's okay.

The main guitar carries the melody. Slow, simple, and gentle.

Dedicated to whom I've given my deepest love. And to those who need some extra love to counter hate or fear they might face.

The feeling I had when I was writing the music was what I get from a King's "You've Got a Friend" and Richie's "Endless Love" (I wish the song could compare!). 

Guitar synth, keyboard, and harp set to shakers with a heartbeat kick for a relaxed 58 bpm.

COVER: AI-generated image by the DaVinci app and altered in Photoshop.
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© Copyright 2023 SUNNYBECK

LYRICS (Subject to change)
FIRST VERSE 
00:04—When 
00:07—you’re feeling blue    
00:11—The world can deal
00:15—You   a losing hand  
00:18 —Stacked against you
00:20—Know 
00:22—That you always
00:23—Can depend     
00:26—on me 
00:28—Because
00:30—you have got
00:32—a friend  


CHORUS 
00:36—You can 
00:37—count on me
00:44—To in-fin-i-ty
00:52—Call me 
00:53—when you can
01:01—Because 
01:02—I’m all in
01:09—Come and 
01:10—hold my hand
01:17—You have 
01:18—got a friend
01:25—Through the 
01:27—thick and thin
01:34—Because 
01:35—I’m all in

01:39—So you can anytime call me up for some love

SECOND VERSE
01:43—When
01:46—they say you’re not okay
01:51—The way you are  
01:54—They  
01:55—can not see far
01:57—Blind 
01:58—to a star
02:00—And
02:01—they can never 
02:03—understand 
02:06—rainbows	 
02:08—that shine  
02:09—yellow, blue				      
02:11—and rose		

SECOND CHORUS 
02:15—So you 
02:16—count on me
02:23—for e-ter-ni-ty
02:32—When you  
02:33—need  
02:35—a win
02:40—Know that  
02:41 —I’m all in
02:48—Come and 
02:49—take my hand
02:56—Beside 
02:57—you I stand
03:05—Where you 
03:06—are I’ve been
03:13—That’s why 
03:14—I’m all in

03:23—So you can anytime call me up for some love

THIRD VERSE FINALE
3:26—When 
3:29—you’re feeling sad and low
3:34—And when the days
3:38—grind on so 
3:39—slow-ly
3 :41—with no end 
3:43—Know
3:45—that you really 
3:46—can depend 
3:49—on me
3:51—again
3:53—and again 
3:54—You can count on 
3:55—me
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Count On Me

just a day jam to keep 💡 with a poorly cigarbox piezo mic...;)

CigarBox Guitar Bitwig Impro/Jam

We’ve all been there at times… losing faith in life, questioning who to turn to for solace and meaning – and this time it’s lead singer and guitarist Dave Lightfoot of South London garage rockers The Fades. Having heard a rumour that Keanu Reeves was filming around the corner from their rehearsal studios just after experiencing a midlife breakup, Dave’s imagination was set alight thinking: imagine bumping into Keanu on the street, hanging out and going back to the studio with him for a jam together – then an amazing lifelong relationship can begin, but before that there’s a song to write and here it is…

Looking for Keanu is a 90’s inspired slice of slacker indie rock that features The Fades at their most reflective and self-effacing.

The naked honesty in the verse lyric is plain to see but even in the darkest moments there’s always hope to guide us through to better times and then comes the chorus: it’s powerful, catchy and you can’t help but be lifted up by its energy. There’s the video too, jam packed with ‘Easter eggs’ from Keanu’s various films, all shot around the area where Keanu was filming in South London when Dave came up with the song.

With DJs like Steve Lamacq, John Kennedy & Marc Riley supporting various releases & glowing write ups in Louder Than War, Fresh on The Net & alike throughout their career, The Fades are a band who’ve consistently turned adversity to their advantage, finding the best in life while not taking themselves too seriously.

#lookingforkeanu

Looking for Keanu

Inspired by Tommy Caldwell's book and film

I'm not slipping and I'm not falling
I'm rising higher ever higher
Away away away away
I'll climb away I'll find a way
I am climbing my dawn wall
I am hiding in its arms

Sheet music https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NjpTPb80ESOzFOwOGn41X6PpCZjHqKVc/view?usp=drive_link
11.6

MY DAWN WALL

The latest song from the Hollywood Freeway Ghosts

Cover Story

Recorded by Billy Foster at Snap Studios and mastered by James Trevascus at Bakewell Audio, the song fuses intimate verses with big anthemic choruses, charting an internal monologue of the author battling with himself and ultimately choosing life over self-destructive behaviour: 

‘You could be the enemy, I’m not - When the fever stops I just Bleed a lot - I’m not the enemy, not your enemy’

To celebrate their releases, The Lunar Keys often put their little money where their big mouths are - in support of good causes. For example, ‘Silent Ricochet’ aided the arrival of 900 trees (and counting), whilst ‘Stop This’, ‘Oxygen Type’, ‘Once’ and ‘Maniac’ raised money for the charities Nordoff Robbins, Oxygen, TheTrussellTrust and the nurses at The Royal Surrey Hospital respectively. 

The release of BLEED will continue this Lunar tradition: Inspired by recent events and, well, the song’s title, the band pledges to donate £1 for each of the first 250 airplays or reviews that BLEED receives to the Haemophilia Society. So, if you like BLEED and are good enough to play it on your show, please let us know, so that we can up the tally and big you up on our socials. 

Thanks to great DJs like your good self, previous Lunar Keys releases have enjoyed over 5000 plays from more than 400 radio stations including Planet Rock, BBC Wales, Amazing Radio and BBC Introducing, where 5 of our singles enjoyed ‘Track of the Day’.

We are deeply grateful to anyone supporting our music and always happy to do interviews or recorded intros for your show. 

And if you’d like to check us out live, we’ll always be happy to put you + 1 on our guest list, as well as donate a couple of tickets, if you’d like to run an on air competition: We’ll next be appearing live on Saturday, the 22nd of June at The Exeter Cavern.

‘The Lunar Keys greatly impress with epic alt-rock anthems and trade in strong, direct songs with memorable tunes.’ Tony Hardy, Glastonbury Festival ETC Judge

‘Brilliant, a classic feel with a contemporary twist from a band well worth knowing about.’  Stereo Stickman

And here’s some more info about the band and the release: 

The Lunar Keys are 4 anxious types from Guildford (UK) with too many tunes and nervous energy trapped in their psyches not to be in this band. The band perfected its line up in February 2020 and have had a blast ever since, honing their craft and building a dedicated following.

Previous Lunar Keys releases have enjoyed hundreds of reviews and more than 535,000 views and streams. 

https://linktr.ee/thelunarkeys

Thanks for taking the time to listen and read.
Lunar Love 

Lyrics: 	

Eye to eye
Yeah we're standing tall
Blood will paint the sky
Rain until we fall
If I draw your heart
Can I have it all

Fight & Scream until I dream
My jealousy is overpowering
Then it cuts

Just like I
Bleed a lot - the feeling stops
You could be the enemy - I'm not
When the fever stops - I just Bleed a lot
I'm not the enemy - not your enemy
Oh oh oh


Blinding lights
Thunder in the wind
Burning day and night
Underneath my skin

Fight & scream until I dream
My jealousy is overpowering
Then it cuts

Just like I
Bleed a lot - the feeling stops
You could be the enemy - I'm not
When the fever stops - I just Bleed a lot
I'm not the enemy - not your enemy
Oh oh oh

Open your eyes
Watch my pain run through you
Cut me like a knife

Just like I
Bleed a lot - the feeling stops
You could be the enemy

Just like I
Bleed a lot - the feeling stops
You could be the enemy - I'm not
When the fever stops - I just Bleed a lot
I'm not the enemy - not your enemy
Oh oh oh

Bleed

Night Vision

St Elmo, the debut single by Scottish band Echo Machine