CHRIS DE BURGH - THE TRAVELLER (HAKAN YILDIZ & SARUHAN DIKER MIX)

🎸 VORYNTH (Self-Titled Album)
Blues-rock, reborn in fire and digital myth.
Debut album from UK-based queer artist Vorynth: raw riffs, soulful storytelling, and bold, myth-soaked lyrics collide in anthems of defiance and transformation.

Crafted in creative partnership with Suno’s advanced vocal AI, each track is an intimate rebellion against silence, chronic illness, and conformity. From the fierce journey of "Devil’s Highway" to the reflective power of "Fourteen Fourteen", this self-titled release turns personal scars into sonic strength.

Blues. Myth. Identity. Amplified.

Written & Performed by Vorynth.
Vocals powered by Suno AI, custom-trained to amplify my authentic voice.

When life said no stage—music found another way.

Better Than Asking

Buy me a coffee

Devil May Care

Pourquoi, pour qui ? Texte Eric Verdin

MADNESS

Epic Cinematic Metal score.
A colleague of mine asked me to produce a track, which combines cinematic orchestra instruments and metal. Because he loves metal, but also orchestra instruments. 

So, this track is where orchestra meets metal:
Thundering war drums driving relentless energy
Soaring and distorted electric cello lines cutting through the mix
Dark contrast and depth
A sound both cinematic and powerful, bridging film score intensity with the raw force of metal.
It’s not just orchestral. It’s not just metal. It’s the collision of both worlds. Dramatic, aggressive.
Listen yourself. If you like it.....

Forged in Shadows

Dieser Song ist Teil des Albums Maschinenherz

Maschinenherz I - Kein Update für die Seele

Calm night

"If you've ever had your back against the concrete wall, this is your song." "Big Break" is a powerful anthem about self-rescue. Turn up the volume and let the rock bottom rhythm move you. Share this with anyone who needs to hear that their biggest breakthrough is already inside them

big break

Another Night

The progressive version of Open Sky is ultimately about the dissolution of fear and the discovery that creativity survives every technological shift. The narrator begins in a defensive stance, guarding the boundaries of what music is supposed to be, but over the course of the song they realise that the “machine” was never a threat—it was simply another pathway to expression. The lyrics reflect the tension between old and new worlds, between tradition and experimentation, where the self evolves by embracing multiple forms of artistry. The chorus becomes a statement that the real question was never whether a sound was “real,” but whether it could transform or move us. By the end, the musician accepts the hybrid identity: not replacing human creativity, but expanding it. The song becomes an anthem for the idea that ten years from now, music will not be measured by its tools or origins, but by the emotional truth it carries.

Calm night

Jinart

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