Whitney Green - Lyrics and Vocals 
https://soundcloud.com/whitneysocomplex
(she changes her username often but just scroll down to first comments if the link is broken so you can find her profile)
Kevin - Drums
MOSNAR DET - Guitar, Synth Solo, Mixing, Editing
Special Thanks To Whitney. Check out her profile!
released 10-20-19

Whitney Green - Dream Boy (Meezerpocalypse Remix)

Featuring "Rhythm Method" with: Curt Christian-Guitar, Guitar Synthesizer, Backing Voice; Steve Pierce-Sequences, Guitar, Lead Voice; Dennis Vaught-Bass, Backing Voice. Words and Music by Steven Pierce 1996. Recorded and Performed LIVE at rehearsal 1998.

Byte Me

Here We Go

Having some fun on a new song. After "These Voices in my Head", needed to do something a little more lighthearted.
This is about a guy who finds an old car and pours everything he's got into it to make it special.
Somewhere between blues/rock and country. Enjoy and share.
Playing a Godin Summit Convertible  through a Roland GT-100. A Schecter P series bass straight into the input interface. Recorded through an AudioBox 22VSL using Presonus Studio One 4. Drums and synths played on and Impact LX49 using Studio One instruments.

One Sweet Ride (Blues/Rock)

All Composition / Performance : Chris Dargay

Druids Grove

Episode II. Hope

Creative Spirit Online: "Neurasthenia, Episodes for Chamber Ensemble was completed in 2020. Scored for a 10-piece ensemble (flute, oboe, clarinet, bass clarinet, bassoon, horn, trumpet, viola, cello and bass) it is a challenging, colorful, and tightly organized atonal work in one movement, with episodes deliniated by dramatic changes in tempo and texture. This is serious, thoughtful music."

Recording mastered by eMastered.com.  Go to eMastered.com/profile/robtjbrooks to access the composers eMastered library.

Score and parts are available from Creative Spirit Online. Please go to
https://www.creativespiritonline.com/product/neurasthenia-for-chamber-ensemble/ for information and viewing.

If your group is interested in premiering this work please contact the composer.  Score and parts available from Creative Spirit Online.

Artwork by the composer.

View Ensemble Score

Neurasthenia, Episodes for Chamber Ensemble (mastered by eMastered.com)

I was out of town and missing my wife-to-be, so I wrote this.

I'm Missing You (Brian Peters)

In the midnight
You're away
How many candles do you light
To make it day
I feel it too

I'm missing you
I'm missing you

In the sunrise
Cold and grey
How many promises you make
As you pray
I feel it too

I'm Missing You

What if ? What a beautiful question !! ...if something can be foreseen, it might be worth trials and experiments  ... ..so let's try some some new ideas ... at least some of them :)  !!
Here, this is an attempt to experiment some combinations  of different musical genres mixing old and  new instruments...Hope you enjoy !!
Have a great summer
Steph

What If ?

Astronomers announced today possible evidence of life has been found in the atmosphere of Venus. This is the first serious hint to extraterrestrial life ever!
2020 - what a year...!

Modular Analog Synth / Volca Beats / Microkorg /Microtape Recorder / Melodica / Kalimba / Acoustic Guitar. Recorded and arranged in Ableton Life.

Signs Of Life Found On Venus

Encelado _ Approach

It's funny how your view of music can be colored by so many factors. This piece, at least to my ears, is vintage early 50's NYC cool jazz. While I was not alive to actually witness that scene, I did frequently go to shows in the eighties and early nineties. I got to see many of the artists that were a vital part of that time in some dusty old clubs that were not changed much from their heydays. It boggles my mind that I am now the age many of those artists were at the time I first got to see them. 
 One also thinks of one's own life when listening to music. For me this style, with some others, formed the sound track to my twenties. I was raised in a house that was fairly male dominated. My brother was only eleven months younger than me but my sister was nearly seven years. When my wife, who only had a sister and was raised mostly by her mom, and I had three daughters in four years, I was introduced to a whole new world. Equally as chaotic as the home I grew up in but with a certain restraint. Sort of like this jazz. I would love to tease them. Telling them I would not make them lunch because I was tired or that I'd make them something horrible so I could save some money with cheaper ingredients. My daughter's response would often be" no daddy" on the dubious, unestablished, grounds of "Mommy said so". Using this as an unassailable high legal precedent. Hence the title. Of course my wife, in spite of being quoted, again dubiously, as a sage high moral authority more closely resembled the woman in the photo. Which also combines a nostalgia for a time I didn't witness with one I lived.

Mommy Said So

Elements of Synergy is : Chris Dargay & Scott Tumino 
Collaborations Welcome!!!        
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