I'm a Man of Constant Sorrow - cover

Singer,musician,songwriter,animal activist,love older people,I believe in life after physical death - i believe that the point of power is in the present moment and it is ALWAYS the present moment...I love my spirits in the light . I do biographies with the actual person, I believe in creating justice - not fighting for it - and...I have so many musical influences I cant begin to tell you!!See also Wild Orchids for my duo!! Music transcends everything and once a note is struck it sounds forever...rock on...I play 12 string ovation, 6 string Cole Clarke Fat Lady and Angel, Gibson Heritage6, Les Paul Gibson black top, Gibson Rd Bass, Maton classical6,and anything I can get my hands on!! I dabble with piano..really dabble!! YOU CAN ALSO FIND ME ON FACEBOOK! Music,petitons,OPINIONS..some laughter..see ya!!I send peace,light and love and healing vibes to all who need them...xoxo




Biography
Simone Muzi was born in Rome, but now lives in London. 

An artist was born, in fact from the age of 3 years his mother would put him on a little stage and he would entertain the family by dancing to whatever music his mother played. Art is in his DNA as he is descended from the great Italian poet, essayist, philosopher and philologist Giacomo Leopardi.

From the age of 9 and for 10 years Simone trained in classical ballet. 
Leaders in the world of ballet proclaimed him as the next Nureyev, and there was a lot of excitement surrounding him.

Then tragedy struck when Simone was diagnosed with Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, a disease of the connective tissue. Simone now has to live a life with severe chronic pain in every part of his body. The journey to diagnosis was extremely difficult, because of the incapacity of many doctors who failed to understand an invisible and extremely rare illness.But in spite of this Simone was determined to overcome his illness and succeed as an artist. 

In December 2007 on a visit to Paris a series of events led him to book a hotel next to the cemetery Pere Lachaise. All his life Simone had felt a strong connection to Maria Callas which he could not understand. Now Simone seemed compelled to visit the cemetery which was something that he would never do, unless it was for family. It was a terrible day and he could not understand why he was walking there, but somehow he had to. Then in the middle of walking Simone felt a strong feeling in his heart and be turned around and there she was. The tomb of Maria Callas. A sign which he believed meant that he had to sing.

Coming back to London he started to research and found one of the best teachers of classical music. And by surprise he discovered he was a tenor
to the lower range of a baritone. Due to his illness it was really difficult for Simone to study but his determination and his natural ability lead him to find Downtown Artists.

アンビエント音楽/サウンド・コラージュ作家。世界10ヶ国以上で音楽作品をリリースしたり、カセットテープのレーベルを共同運営したり。その他映画作品への楽曲提供や、カフェ、バー、店舗向けのバックグラウンド音楽も作っています。最近の制作は目黒にあるホテル雅叙園東京の館内BGM等。コンタクトは各SNSのDMから直接どうぞ。

*Where the Sidewalk Ends (elect-low)
https://elect-low.tumblr.com/post/183640568896/release-jobanshi-where-the-sidewalk-ends
*Chill Out (Moonside Tapes)
https://moonsidetapes.bandcamp.com/album/chill-out
*SUPERBLOCK (Purlieu Recordings)
https://purlieurecordings.bandcamp.com/album/superblock
*Koko (Bedlam Tapes)
https://bedlamtapes.bandcamp.com/album/koko
*The World (Easy + Nice Label)
https://easyandnice.bandcamp.com/album/the-world
*Stalker in my bedroom (stuk Label)
https://stuklabel.bandcamp.com/album/stalker-in-my-bedroom

Dear listener, Feel free to leave comments and I'll try to reply.

I've been making music for around 16 years now but because of the wonderfully generous community that is SC, I have learned so much in a short time. I look forward to learning even more by collaborating. 
I suppose my strengths are in lyric-writing and singing. I feel fortunate to have been able to work with some stunning compositions by some very talented SCers.

My very best to you, Mark

Some links to recent Continental Collision streaming sites, etc are available below:

With heartfelt lyrics and a boundless style, Lazaro experiments with his music, never settling for
one simple structure. Dancing between ukulele pop songs, synth and drum machines, Latin
grooves and pop ballads, Lazaro’s unique approach to his music offers something for listeners
who love to dabble and embrace life’s variety.
“I want to surprise them,” Lazaro explains. “I want to craft songs that people can relate to, have
fun with. My most ambitious goal is being able to move across genres and influences.”
Lazaro believes an artist should find a balance between accessibility and art, and those who do
are the ones that are remembered.

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I'm a Man of Constant Sorrow - cover

Gregg M. Pasterick