Messed up the mix... 

Esprit x 2 with OD
Stingray 
Maschine

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Carefully You take the time to listen 
To the river flowing through
And you drown into its stream
Its melody is cold.

The deeper you dive,
The more you understand about the things that make yourself alive

Don't ask me why
I don't know why

I don't know why
It doesn't mean anything at all

What did you think?
No, it doesn't mean anything at all

Since that day you are so far
Since that day you are so far

What did you think?
No, it doesn't mean anything at all



From afar, it doesn't mean anything at all (Soft Version)

SF-based art collective This Moment Again and Again is a collaboration between artists Ari Gelardin + Jacob Palmer. They use their synesthetic skills to make music, art, books, and video art.

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Purely a labor of love, here you'll find  covers of songs I've enjoyed on my musical journey, Intermingled with a good amount of original songs and fingersyle compositions. This is a one man operation. Unless otherwise noted, all tracks are played, recorded and produced by yours truly.
 Thanks for stopping by. I hope you enjoy listening to the music as much as I enjoy making it!

Soft Song that you were singing to me
I was asking for its meaning
You said that I wasn't ready
That's fine, all I want is to lay low







Howard Brown
Ambient/Lounge Producer 
Toronto, Ontario
24 Years Old

Howard Brown has been producing lounge music since early 2009. Using some of the best production programs and synthesizers; Howard Brown has created a genre all of his own. This collection of Ambient Lounge music is both uplifting and calming at the same time. The riffs are simple yet complex in and of themselves. Ambient; yet offer a dance type atmosphere. Howard hopes to approach the industry with a fresh new take on electric music, one that is remembered and enjoyed by fans of all different genres. 

Classically trained and infatuated with all sounds dark and menacing, Anna V writes to bring easy melodies together with sounds of melancholia and the etherial. Hailing from the south east United States the upcoming album works to tell life's story of growing up with southern culture with a twist of the gothic; a southern gothic tale. Influenced by anything from 80's new wave, Industrial, and all walks of metal Anna V tells her story through a melting pot of composition.

"The acrid smell of diesel fuel; the big engines ceaselessly rumbling through the night at the eternal cosmic roadside truckstop; rhinestones glittering like night stars through the brown haze of Mexican weed; outlaws around a desert campfire swapping tales of narrow escapes...
The great EP "Nudie Suit" by the Jonesboro, AR group, SKY CITY, is evocative of all this and more. I love it and can't wait to see how the road unwinds for this bunch."

Jimbo Mathus
Taylor, MS
August 2014


The Jonesboro, AR Cosmic Americana group, SKY CITY, released its debut recording, “Nudie Suit EP”, in November 2014. Initially conceived as a tip-of-the-hat to the late, great Gram Parsons, the EP features 5 original songs and a stripped-down version of the Gram Parsons/Chris Hillman classic, “Sin City”. 

Recorded and produced at Sanddog Studio in Sardis, MS, the “Nudie Suit EP” showcases the songwriting talents of the group’s founding members, Nathan Crouch and Grant Camp. Intelligent lyrics and organic melodies combine with indie bravado and old-school sensibilities to make this a cohesive and memorable record.

Over the past 5 years, SKY CITY has enjoyed success in building and maintaining a local following through steady gigging and energetic live performances. Between 2013 and 2015, the group progressively increased their gigging frequency both locally and regionally. And, with over 250 shows since 2014, the group aims to continue to build on this momentum. 

In late-spring of 2016, SKY CITY will release their first full-length album entitled "Quantico Traveler".

In addition to Nathan Crouch (vocals/guitar) and Grant Camp (vocals/bass), the group’s line-up includes Matt Pierce (telecaster/vocals), Tanja McKay (violin), and Jimbo Gramling (drums). 

SKY CITY is hitting its stride. With this cast of musicians, the group is able to swerve from honky-tonk to rock n’ roll to blues to low-down n’ greasy while always keeping it between the ditches.


They say God is a Gardener and the Universe is a Garden. I believe them. Your life is a Garden, My Life is a Garden. May you be a Garden Keeper. Tend to your soul and nurture your self. Pick those pesky Weeds whose roots have grown deep on the back of your earnest Ego. Flourish. Live life in abundance. Cultivate respect. Plant the seeds of self-love and give fruit to humility. You may be Between Lives, as I am. A step away from a new Beginning. May you take that step.

American artist and composer Jesse Jolee teamed with three Brazilian Instrumentalists to produce, Between Lives under the name Garden Keeper. Feel the mixture of Brazilian and American influences, a bit of Jazz and Swing, Funk and Reggae, Folk and Psychedelic Rock. Jesse Jolee’s first EP has a decidedly eclectic worldly feel. From meeting the musicians by chance, to arranging the songs on a farm in the Brazilian Countryside, to recording the album in an old Screw Factory, the surreal creative process as a whole took a little less than a month. The Album was then given the final touches at Sterling Sound in New York.

Jesse Jolee, began a new life in Brazil when he was 19. He fell in love with a Brazilian exchange student, now his wife, and left the US on a whim after love and adventure. “My wife gave me my first guitar months after arriving in Brazil, an old nylon string guitar, I had time on my hands and she would come to my first lessons with me as a translator, since I didn’t speak any Portuguese! I always loved to write, and I quickly learned I could put words to chords, and the rest is history.” Nine years later, Jesse has begun preparing his second album, and first Solo experience. “I’m looking to dive into myself, Jesse Lee, I’m learning how to love, how to be vulnerable, how to open my heart…it's a search for hope and understanding.”

From afar, it doesn't mean anything at all (Soft Version)

Gravey Daham