"Home After Storm" is a captivating instrumental composition that embraces the concept of home as a sanctuary of solace and tranquility. Through delicate piano melodies and lush strings, this enchanting piece immerses listeners in the comforting embrace of a place where they truly feel at home.

The piano gracefully guides the composition, its gentle notes flowing like a soothing breeze after the storm has passed. Joined by the evocative strings, the music paints a serene soundscape that reflects the sense of relief and contentment found within the walls of one's personal sanctuary.

With each harmonious progression, "Home After Storm" evokes a feeling of respite and renewal. The interplay between the piano and strings creates a tapestry of emotions, conjuring images of warmth, security, and familiarity. It encapsulates the moment when one steps through the doorway, leaving behind the chaos and finding peace within the place that resonates with their soul.

This instrumental piece invites listeners to revel in the beauty of home, providing a soundtrack for moments of reflection and introspection. It becomes a sanctuary for the mind, a space where one can unwind, recharge, and experience the profound sense of belonging that comes from being in a place that feels like home.

"Home After Storm" celebrates the notion that home transcends its physical definition. It is where the heart finds solace, a haven that nurtures the spirit and offers comfort when needed most. It is a reminder that home is not just a location but a feeling—a deep sense of belonging and being truly at ease.

Immerse yourself in the tranquility of "Home After Storm" and let its serene melodies transport you to a place where the storm's echoes fade away, and the essence of home embraces you. Experience the profound truth that home is where you feel home, where your soul finds its refuge.

Home After Storm

Well All Right - Steve Winwood - Best

Higher Love

While You See A Chance

Back In The High Life Again

Nothing But Cold

Moping in style : A tribute to Adam Green

We're Not Supposed To Be Lovers

plain song

An original song written & performed by the Amazing DelhyA 🇫🇷 

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lyrics: 

J’ai pas voulu entendre depuis le fond de moi
J’ai pas voulu comprendre ce p’tit “je ne sais quoi”
J’ai pas voulu attendre qu’il gagne au fond de moi 
J’ai pas voulu l’ entendre, j’ai pas voulu l’recevoir.

Bébé du fond de moi, j’ai pas voulu l’recevoir 
J’ai pas voulu entendre, j’ai pas voulu l’ recevoir 
Tu sais qu’au fond de moi, j’ai pas voulu l’recevoir
J’ai pas voulu comprendre, j’ai pas voulu recevoir 

J’ai pas voulu d un présent que j’n’méritais pas
Même si t’étais un ange tombé des cieux pour moi
D une autre histoire qui tomberait à l’eau. De là
J’ai pas voulu entendre, j’ai pas voulu recevoir

J’ai pas voulu entendre, j ai pas voulu recevoir 

J’ai pas voulu l’entendre depuis le fond de moi
J’ai pas voulu comprendre ce p’tit “je ne sais quoi”
J’ai pas voulu l’attendre 
J’ai pas voulu entendre, j’ai pas voulu recevoir.

J’ai pas voulu entendre, j’ai pas voulu recevoir 

J’ai pas voulu mais mes deux bras s’ouvraient déjà 
Mon coeur battait si fort, mes yeux ne voyaient pas 
Que si l’esprit résiste, je m’envolais déjà 
J’ai pas voulu entendre, j’ ai pas voulu recevoir 

Je n’ai jamais voulu voir
Que parmi mes fêlures, 
Ta lumière passait déjà…..


                                  I didn’t want 

I didn't want to hear from deep inside me 
I didn’t want to understand this little “I don’t know what” 
I didn't want to wait for him to win inside me 
I didn't want to hear it, I didn't want to receive it

Baby deep inside me, I didn't want to receive it 
I didn't want to hear, I didn't want to receive it
You know that deep down, I didn't want to receive it 
I didn't want to understand, I didn't want to receive 

I didn't want a present that I didn't deserve 
Even if you were an angel fallen from heaven for me 
Another story that would fall apart. From this 
I didn't want to hear, I didn't want to receive 
I didn't want to hear, I didn't want to receive 

I didn't want to hear it from deep inside me 
I didn’t want to understand this little “I don’t know what” 
I didn't want to wait for him 
I didn't want to hear, I didn't want to receive
I didn't want to hear, I didn't want to receive 

I didn't want to but my two arms were already opening 
my heart was beating so hard, my eyes couldn't see 
That if the spirit resists, I was already flying away 
I didn't want to hear, I didn't want to receive 

I never wanted to see 
That among my cracks, 
your light was already shining…..

J'ai pas Voulu

Letters From Home

Debut track from the Mercury Prize-nominated Sam Lee's second album The Fade In Time, released March 2015. 

Winner of the Songlines Europe Award 2016, The Fade in Time is very much a 21st century album. Impassioned and hugely ambitious in scope, it is a major statement from an artist and group who extend the borders of traditional English/Scottish/European music beyond national boundaries to encompass Bollywood beats, Polynesian textures and contemporary classical music.

The Fade in Time

Buy on Bandcamp

Blackbird

Winwood Greatest Hits Live

John Barleycorn (Live)

Hey there! I'm EXN, a musician who believes in the power of music as a source of joy and freedom. Genres don't define me—I'm all about having fun and exploring new sounds. Join me on a musical journey where the experience is everything. Let's break boundaries and embrace the magic of music together. With EXN, it's all about the music, not the song.

Home After Storm

EXN

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