The song is a collaboration between Gary Kemske, guitarist Rick Land, and singer-songwriter Gregg Kemske.  Rick and Gregg completed the composition and recorded it in a living room using a BR800 digital recorder.

Just Like We Use to Be

Just Like We Use To Be

Livingstone Electronic Drum Kit (as sold in Aldi)
Garageband loops & Krotos sound effects
Kontakt & Addictive Keys keyboard plug ins
Yamaha Bass Guitar
Squire Electric Guitar
Yamaha Tenor Saxophone

(Save Us From) The Warmonger

some fun with synths ... :-) and a slightly ambivalent track, with a wink* ... :-D
*a bit between melancholy and satire, so really weird !!!!

The Two-Faced One

Two Lighters

Armaan

Vangelis - cover, in tribute to Vangelis

One last wing one last time one last fairy

The Last Wing

Orizzonti e Mare

Here’s my new song. Was lovely to discover some new sounds and be creative with them. Thanks to my lovely Sander for mastering! @wane-of-summer for his awesome music. 😊🎶❤️💕🎼🎤🎵🎹

PEACE OF MIND

Lately, eerie arpeggi have been haunting my dreams; so, inspired by The Ventures, The Spotnicks and Los Belkings, I decided to do something about it.

†ॐ

Music composed by Kitaro.
Surf rock arrangement by Thomas O'Higgins Horna.

To my dad.

The Silk Road

oh, that wasn't what i expected (prod. GAXILLIC) 

Gregg began his music career as a drummer working the local circuit in Wilmington, Delaware.  He joined a popular local band, The Bees, which included Benny Preston (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epfGYLUURdQ), Bob Henegar, and Bob Carryer.  It was Bob Carryer, a graduate from the Berklee College of Music, who introduced Gregg to songwriting and collaborating in a variety of musical styles and genres. 

Gregg performed his own songs at local venues in Wilmington, Delaware using his pseudonym, Allen James.  He met veteran bass player and Blues vocalist, Jimmy Pritchard (https://jimmypritchard.com/), who at the time was organizing and managing a singer/songwriter venue at The David Finney Inn in New Castle.  Gregg became a regular at the David Finney and was invited to appear on the popular Cable TV spot, The Tim Qualls Show, where he performed his Blues/Rock song, Land of the Free.
  
Gregg’s compositions draw from many genres, including Easy Listening, Rock, Indie Rock, Jazz, Blues, and Country. His songs are fresh, visual, rythmic, emotionally gratifying, and possess a sweet sensibility that touch a spark with listeners. 

Gregg can be reached at:
greggkemske@gmail.com