very unique instrumentation and soundscape.... thinking I like it.... 🤯😁🤘

very interesting version and vocal..great

great piece! love these maggots-like textures!

a bit of 'emotional zen' 😂 ☸ ..........  .......  ...   .
the pastor sings along with a 'new age' radio station and his memories
everything is ephemeral...sometimes.... :)

sometimes you rest
just right
into the day
sometimes your
little troubles seem
to fade away
on the divine wind
that blows
why ? i don't know
some.....................times

blows away
all the sins
leaves you clean
again...

and underneath that burning sun
we found a place where life 'begun' (😂)
again, anew
me & you
in the wil-der-ness

and under stars
at night
me and you dreamed
big
until the morning light
came in again
over the surface
of your skin

and we were not scared
by the universe
and we didn't care for distance
but distance is all we got
now

tell me the story
of the silver sea
the one where the waves
were lapping on the shore
sing me the songs
of your history
and all that came before

cause we are strangers
in an alien wilderness
wondering will we
ever see
all that happ-in-ess
is

underneath that burning sun
some times
we float free
you and me
bound in between
the rhythms and the rhymes

and it's
summertime

summertime
...again

summertime ('the pastor's drive - divine wind' version)

Composition: AudioBake (AB) & Funking Duck (FD)
Riffs: AB
All other instruments: FD
Arrangement: FD

The Mother of All Maggots (AudioBake Collab)

Snö II

Snö

Music and production by Libby Laksmi
Vocals written and performed by @indiiwildmoon @wildsilencez :
when the words have no space to breathe
the stories you tell sing and spark a fire
ashes of guesses floating by covering me in flakes of sky
maybe we can pretend together
an outline of shadows
souls on strings autumn dreams phosphorescent leaves
maybe we can spark a fire with the bones of broken things.
don't pretend i know what it's like
don't pretend to see when they're not looking
when the words have no space to breathe...

Space to breathe

Space To Breathe (Wildsilences)

Lazy Day

My Soulster and I made this music as a ritual during the equinox night.

ARC*HIVE 23*58
https://soundcloud.com/user-934812647

Artwork by Emiko the witch:
https://instagram.com/akuma_emiko?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

Morphalchemical Equinox - ARC*HIVE 23*58 & Wivresse

Soleid

Composed, arranged, performed, and produced by
Carlos Vivanco

Petrichor

Sangre Gitana

Come to spotify for other tracks from "Bug" EP

The flickering glow  of spring flowers  as sunlight fades.

Started off resynthesizing a short field recording of crickets, birds and distant highway traffic motorbikes 
All parts generated in Metasynth- image synth and effects rooms- basic mixing in Logic.
Custom sampler in meta synth from gas bottle drum and other metals, xylophone and cello sampler instruments in Metasynth

Flowers in the Dusk Light

Recorded in Modesto, Ca.  Featuring...Dobro Acoustic Guitar solo, Fiddle solo, Steel Drum solo, Acoustic Piano Rhythm, Gibson SG Electric Guitar Rhythm, Gibson 335 Electric Guitar Rhythm, Vihuela Rhythm, Marimba Rhythm, Harp Rhythm, Steel Drums Rhythm, Fender Electric Bass regular, Fender Electric Bass Flanging, Drums Reggae classic, Drums Ska slow, Percussion.

Rain Flower

Jamaica Rum

Hei,

It’s impossible to put my music in one genre. It can be influenced by trip hop, breakbeat, instrumental and abstrack hip hop, heavy rock, techno, minimal, sound art, contemporary, glitch, you name it!

I like most of these artists, and maybe you can hear the inspiration from them: by far the best are Daft Punk and Massive Attack, then come others like the 90's Ninja Tune artists such as Amon Tobin, DJ Vadim, The Herbaliser and Kid Koala, many of which I have seen live at the legendary Ilosaari Rock festivals in its day. I also like Le Peuple de l’herbe (I appreciate French hip hop the most, which often has spices from several genres anyway). Also, now comes to mind The Prodigy, Portishead, DJ Krush, DJ Shadow, Gorillaz, Röyksopp, Boards of Canada, Moby, Mono, Thievery Corporation, Future Sound of London, and so on, you know how the list might go on with 90s electronic music well-known and rarer names. Without naming individual artists anymore, I listen to music from all genres like acid jazz, funk, lo-fi, and other easy-to-listen music as background music for other arts and science making and sometimes even punk or hard metal in the mood for them.

I've been doing music at the beginning of the 2000s with a Tracker, namely MadTracker -Software (I am fine with the program name). Something like two years I have done again actively music with Ableton Live 10 and I upgraded it lately to 11. Some of my bizarre song are based on experimentations back in 20 years ago and some are completely new compositions. They, too, are experimental, maybe because I've done the research career of about 20 years. I want to explore everything, including music, of course. I want to do music that have never done before!

My second passion is everything related to nature. I maintain a micro-farm during the summer, keep sheep and chickens there, for example, and return it to its original traditional biohabitat. So far in the winter I live in the city dreaming of spring, summer and autumn at the countryside.

I am open to collaborations just like in science: then one can create something completely new and exciting. Do not hesitate to contact!

Last, I wanna thank you my friends at the SoundCloud and as well those visitors to my site and listeners of my music. I think this community is just awesome! 

-Tarmo aka Funking Duck

PS. If you download or consume my music here, like it and want to support me, you can do that via PayPal https://paypal.me/funkingduck . I will use that support to music making expenses like subscription to pro-account here in SC and music soft-wares. Thank you realli much!

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