Time Will Tell

'A sound that's modern Los Angeles -- an updated Morrison' -- PopDose
'Slinky, soulful'  'At the center of the single is West's voice, dripping with charisma'  -- NeuFutur
'a succulent adventure', 'a voice to match the nightlife of L.A.' -- Indie Mutiny
'Will draw in any fans that appreciate the power of a good voice' -- Indie Band Guru
'Dylan-Esque', 'highly recommend' -- RealMrHousewife.com
'soulful', 'engaging', 'a modern day Jim Morrison' 'Bittersweet Descent is a tasty jam... driven by West's soulful and engaging voice' -- Middle Tennessee Music
'will appeal to all', 'I suggest a long car ride, the music turned up'  --
Jamsphere
'a beautiful lyric quality that Mr. West delivers perfectly'  -- Current
Music Thoughts
'fantastic',  'this golden moment came out, forever to exist' -- Sleeping
Bag Studios
'Blesses our ears' 'A delectable slice of BreakBeat Jazz Pop' -- This Music Sounds Better.com


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Peace!

Free music for difficult times
DOC DARK
BROTHER ROB
MISTER BENN

Thank all of you for your support and for sharing your music with us.

leaning towards blues and rock but influences come from far and wide. 
They record on Merseyside UK



"Wobbly guitars old synths, valve amps, homemade instruments, unreliable equipment and cracked voices makes our output sparse but we love to jam". Words from Doc's long and disjointed memories.

leftfield / abstract / ethnictronica

analog explorations LP @
http://radiokoala.bandcamp.com

I work to balance my compositions with a blend of modern synth, organic percussion and unique sample based production vs. world style drum and percussion grooves, guitar and bass. Mixed with a minimal symphonic orchestration, acoustic piano and rare lead tones.

Joel Remiel is a composer and sound designer based in Washington.

Often delving into sound design, fielding recording, and synthesis in the context of composition.

Some more experimental projects are here:
mirador.bandcamp.com  

Contact for media work or collaboration
at remieljoel@gmail.com

Best, JR

ELECTRONIC MUSIC, AMBIENT, PROGELECTRO, PIANO and more ...
Artist contact via E-Mail: jens-hinrich@t-online.de

The instrument I learned first was the cello, later on the piano. In my childhood and youth I took part in several orchestras and choirs. At the age of 17 I started playing in rock bands; in 1989 me and my friend Daniel ("Vocebasso" and "Liedschmied", you find him here) founded the progressive rock band "The Lynx"
(my functions: keyboards, cello, backing vocals, songwriting and arrangement). In the early 90s I became more and more enthusiastic about electronic music and the German broadcast radio show "Schwingungen" with Winfrid Trenkler. With the help of my first synthesizers Kawai K1 and Korg T3 I started to compose tracks. After using the internal sequencers I discovered the possibilities of Cubase. 
Beside my activities in the cover rock band "Silent Sound", several projects I initiated in my function as a teacher for music in a secondary school and the singer- /songwriter project "WortSpiel" (https://www.facebook.com/DuoWortSpiel) I never stopped composing electronic music in the last 20 years. 
My music is most influenced by orchestral music (classic, soundtracks), progressive rock and pop music and - of course - by electronic music. I will never forget, when I was six years old and my brother put on the record "Oxygene IV" by Jean-Michel Jarre. Another track, which gave me magic moments, was "Force Majeure" by Tangerine Dream. The year 1990 meant the final electronic wake-up call, namely in the form of Ron Boots and his great record "Dreamscape". It's one of my favorites to this day.
The themes of my music are generally the nature, journeys and landscapes, personal relations and emotions and - within these associations - often the longing for inner and outer freedom, for the breakout of boundaries and fears. 
Wiesenberg: That's the maiden name of my mother (by trade a vocalist), which refers back to my roots and to the long way, my ancestors took from Salzburg (Austria) through Königsberg / Kaliningrad (Russia) to Rheda-Wiedenbrück (Germany, North Rhine Westphalia). I walked on - through Lower Saxony to Rhineland-Palatinate. Next stop: Who knows? In the end I am an expellee and a hermit - an "eremit".

Time Will Tell

Huston Singletary