Endlos (feat. Isabel)

Submission to naviarhaiku#377 https://naviarlab.tumblr.com/
Haiku by Chine http://www.writersinkyoto.com/2017/10/2578/
Picture by Christopher Le https://unsplash.com/@chrislevn07

. . .
Easily glows
and easily goes
a firefly
. . .

naviarhaiku#377 /Easily glows

'Periodically' is a Jazz Fusion track with "variations"......

Periodically

08.Suspicious Business

Misubneten

All Instruments By Splintered Finger
Composed Arranged & Produced By
Splintered Finger

Return Of The Remulax revisited and revitalised

Stream: https://open.spotify.com/album/5XPxpD330QwOEOOfmRZzwe
Buy: https://atlascedar.bandcamp.com/album/fool-ep

A song about climate change and our effect on the planet, its climate and our future. Inspired by a Nature paper about 'the trillionth tonne' of CO2 emissions, this song had/has a working title of 'Sonoma' and was originally about grapes 'withering on the vine'... I didn't realise that 'withering on the vine' is an expression about doing nothing while a problem gets worse and worse, which fits in very well with the subject of climate change.

https://www.nature.com/articles/nature08019
http://trillionthtonne.org/

This song is the 'twin' song of 'Fool' - both songs were written within 48 hours of each other back in May, and both songs were recorded and published online within 24 hours of each other... in August. Both songs were written and played using a bouzouki as opposed to a guitar.

Photography by Hasan Almasi (@hasanalmasi)on Unsplash.com

Music and lyrics by Atlas Cedar (c) 2019
Original improv: 16th May 2019
Recording: 24th August 2019

wither on the vine
poisoning the wine

the futures on the line
running out of time

what have we done
can't blame it on the sun
the time will come

beyond the trillionth tonne
planets going to burn
facing everyone
the barrel of a gun

too late now
can't blame it on the sun
the time will come

what have we done
don't blame it on the sun
the time will come

Beyond The Billionth Tonne

🎧 Listen on Spotify

Beyond The Trillionth Tonne

Vespertine Animal - track 3 from the album Closing Ceremony (2020)

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Vespertine Animal - Lyrics

I thought I saw a light in the dark
I thought I saw a light in the dark
I thought I saw a light in the dark
I thought I saw a spark
But it was just the devil coming home

I didn’t see the way you looked at me
Lilac lover
You see the sun
You see the sun in me
Lilac light
Vespertine

I thought I saw the birth of the world
I thought I saw the birth of the world
I thought I saw the birth of the world
I saw it all unfurl
But it was just the devil coming home

I didn’t see the way you looked at me
Lilac lover
You see the sun
You see the sun in me
Lilac lover
Lilac light
Vespertine

Closing Ceremony

Vespertine Animal

I recorded this 7 years ago.
Another Notebook Track

Changing

Nothing More

I like to drive along the summer coastline.
I want to chase the sea breeze and enjoy the smell of the sea this year as well.

Chasing the sea breeze

We sincerely thank everyone who actually listens and likes our music.
But unfortunately due to the rat race of life. We haven't always got time to reply back. We really do appreciate it.
splintered finger is a collaboration between martin reed and marcus swambo. our aim is to showcase some of the  music we have been producing recently and over the last twenty years. our love of music has many different influences. Hence the 4 differant platforms. You can find martin reeds own music under the name, where He put His Stuff & All of our Collaborator's under One Umbrella https://soundcloud.com/its-tophonicus. and another collaboration between martin and myself which you may find under the name the fudge nuts.https://soundcloud.com/helenswambo
some tracks have been recorded using low budget equipment such as tape multi-tracking. hence some tracks may not be great quality. 
hope you enjoy our music as much as we did when creating it.