Really like the happy piano lines in this one [via https://sc.repostexchange.com]

I love love this. It’s original and interesting! Fun!

This is beautiful I love the mental journey it's taking me on.  Very well done here.

@vestibule-trap: thank you for the comment

This the year I was born gotta love it! good work

Substance

marching

Introducing 'Vanish,' the lead single from a collection crafted over more than a decade of dedicated artistry. At over 7:30 minutes, this track isn't just a piece of music; it's an epic journey. It begins with an upbeat, longing anthem that leads you through a landscape of sound—each beat, a step into a different world. From ambient interludes that seem to float in the ether to driving, cinematic surges that add a sense of grandeur, 'Vanish' covers a vast emotional spectrum.

Witness the push and pull of abstract orchestral arrangements and experience how they dissolve into moments of tranquillity, only to be reignited by the raw energy of the next passage. The production mirrors the care and personal attachment we've poured into these sounds—each section a labour of love, honed meticulously over years of evolution.

'Vanish' is not just an auditory experience; it's a reflection of perseverance, a testament to the craft of blending acoustic sensibilities with the boundless possibilities of electronic production. Stay tuned for the rest of the series, where each track continues to explore this marriage of worlds with the same handcrafted precision.

Vanish

Take what you want from me, girl.
I've never had anything that I, I couldn't give.
Just leave me some space to breathe, girl.
Never had the space before in which to live.

Don't save yourself for me, girl. 
Don't waste it all tonight.

Take me as I am, girl.
With enough left for a few pints, I'll be alright. 
Just give me a small piece, girl, 
I'm not expecting miracles, s'alright

Don't save yourself for me, girl.
Don't go all in tonight. 

Take the lot and walk away, girl.
Any other way wouldn't be right.
I'll give myself to you, girl. 
I'm not expecting much, but it's alright. 



Take What You Want

After watching the news about the volcanic eruption on the Reykjanes Peninsula in Iceland, the four-piece post-rock band Laxá composed the first track of their new album as a result. 

Entititled "Eldensgill," which translates as "Fire Angel", it melds post rock and classical elements provided by the Heima Quartet.

The band members are:

Jussi Siglarson - Guitar
Bjarne Guðjohnsen - Bass
Matthias Helguson - Drums
Mike Taylor - Keyboards
Lisbeth Heima - Violin
Sif Árnadóttir - Violin
Natasha Guðmundsdóttir - Viola
Ída Sigurðardóttir - Cello/Double Bass

Eldsengill by Laxá [Icelandic post rock]

make me yours

At the beginning of the German Synthi-era there was Ashra/Manuel Göttsching, combining synthi and guitars on some great pioneering albums. Thought I'd try something in such style. So, here it is. Played the usual suspects. Added  a couple of takes on my Fender. Sic itur ad astra (which I'd want to translate as "such is our way to the stars"), thank you P. Vergilius Maro. Peace to all in 2024, the Shaman.

Ad Astra

End of the World (C) & (P) Robert Parker

All keyboards written and performed by Patient 82
All vocals performed by C. Riggalls

v20240701a

Patient 82 - End Of The World (Ft. To See Beyond the Shadows)

"Recherché" by The Dark Messiahs invites listeners into a captivating realm where the piano and clarinet take center stage, weaving a narrative with smoky sophistication and emotive depth. Drawing inspiration from the dark jazz genre, this track mirrors the masterful interplay found in the ensemble's saxophones, bass, and drums, seamlessly merging jazz, ambient, and cinematic elements.

As the piano and clarinet dance together, there's a profound sense of storytelling, akin to the unfolding scenes of an unmade film. The music conjures images of dimly lit streets and smoke-filled rooms, creating an atmosphere that resonates with a quiet yet powerful despair. The piano's expressive melodies serve as a guiding force, while the clarinet adds an enigmatic layer, evoking a cinematic quality that draws parallels to the dark and immersive storytelling found in the ensemble's compositions.

"Recherché" stands as a testament to The Dark Messiahs' ability to craft music that transcends traditional boundaries, creating a sonic landscape that invites listeners to lose themselves in the evocative journey. The track captures the essence of dark jazz, offering a mesmerizing and atmospheric experience where each note is a brushstroke painting a vivid and emotional tableau.

They are:

Sticks Thompson - Drums
Art Masters - Saxophone
Reed Johnson - Sax
Guy Stansfield - Keys
Blue Six - Trumpet
Tully Wilson - Clarinet
Wilt Flowers - Bass
Sonny Rhodes - Piano

"Recherché" from Detroit based dark jazz ensemble The Dark Messiahs.

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This song is inspired by what I remember of my early 80's as a kid.

[Electronic] - 1984 [FREE DOWNLOAD]

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