Name: Treecreeper by Treecreeper in Aural Nouveau's Repost Exchange Support Playlist All Genre's- @re-ex- Volume 2
Duration: 2 min 12 s
Description: Made for the NI/lo-fi girl beat competition

Aural Nouveau's Repost Exchange Support Playlist All Genre's- @re-ex- Volume 2

I first heard Paul Brady sing a song about New Orleans in 1976. He said it was based on an old Irish song tune, but he had merged the words from somewhere else and now it was 'The Lakes of Pontchartrain'. (Bob Dylan loved it and did a version on one of his albums, but he could never master Mr Brady's guitar open tuning.)
I've written some new words, but also used the old words in a different order, to give a different meaning. It's called The Folk Process. (In case anyone wants to sue me, I've changed the tune to the second half of the song. Now that's what I call tinkering!)
Anyway, it's a serious subject and it deserves a great song. I couldn't do that all on my own, so I've called on the giants of the past, so I can stand on their shoulders. I hope they don't mind.

The Towns of East Ukraine

Bret Tobalske plays lead guitar.
Jerred Seveyka plays rhythm guitar.

Rain on a Sunny Day

Official music video: https://youtu.be/ap0uQZz_KG4

Release on all platforms May, 19
Presave: https://gate.fm/3GgNYp7w

Why is this weight
in my chest
still pulling me down
most of the times
that I come one
with my heart

It feels like a curse
cannot escape
this burden it hurts
I've been looking
for remedy
for so many times

music video

Weight (Composition No. 14)

Polvojack
Record Label
Polvojack
Release Date
1/21/2024
Primary Genre
Electronic
Secondary Genre
Electronic
Primary Subgenre
Dance
Secondary Subgenre
Experimental
Mood/Style
Mood: Dreamy
Album Language
English
CANADA - Québec

6 and 7

The Seventh Ephemeral Dream

Mastered by A7 Recording Studio

This songs describes where I'm at these days.

Lyrics:
You think I’ve reached the day, when things have stopped goin’ my way,
It’s scary to consider,  my feet turnin’ into clay,
But there’s that breeze, the greens of the trees,
The beauty makes my head pop so I’ll  keep
Livin’ each day, prayin’ to stay,
Keepin’ that body together.
                                           
I heard the doctor say, 
To stop skippin’ over the ocean,
You know I’ll surely pay,
For acting on every notion,
But look at the sky, the sun flyin’ by,
It’s calling me on and on so I’ll keep
Livin’ each day, praying to stay,
Keepin’ that soul together.

That pile of pills seems to grow bigger every day,
If something gets me they’ll be evidence exhibit “A”,
So head for the hills, forget about wills,
Soak up all the nature and calm and just keep
Livin’ each day, praying to stay,
Keepin’ it all together.

Keepin’ it all, keepin’ it all together.
Keepin’ it all, keepin’ it all together.
          
Yeah, I heard the doctor say, 
I should stop skippin’ over the ocean,
And I’ll surely pay,
For acting on every notion,
But look at the sky, the sun flyin’ by,
It’s calling me on and on so I’ll keep
Livin’ each day, praying to stay,
Keepin’ it all together.

Keepin’ it all, keepin’ it all together.
Keepin’ it all, keepin’ it all together.

Keepin' it All Together

the act that never ends

Various artists singing DougEboi's music.

Make a Difference (Radio Edit) (Remix)

Made for the NI/lo-fi girl beat competition

Treecreeper

This is not just a song. This is a chapter.

The lyrics for this track are taken from a key scene in the unpublished novel "Hinter uns das Land" (The Land Behind Us). It tells the raw, unfiltered story of a young German refugee's "homecoming" in 1948 – not to a welcoming fatherland, but to a landscape of destroyed train stations, bureaucratic coldness, and the quiet, heartbreaking moment a lifelong dream is shattered by a single piece of paper.

Musically, this piece is a fusion of melancholic jazz, blues, and deep, weary spoken-word verses, creating a cinematic, "film noir" atmosphere for this tale of disillusionment.

This is the sound of a generation arriving home, only to find they are more lost than ever before.

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Das ist nicht nur ein Song. Das ist ein Kapitel.

Der Text für diesen Track wurde aus einer Schlüsselszene des unveröffentlichten Romans "Hinter uns das Land" übernommen. Er erzählt die rohe, ungefilterte Geschichte der "Heimkehr" einer jungen deutschen Vertriebenen im Jahr 1948 – nicht in ein willkommen heißendes Vaterland, sondern in eine Landschaft aus zerstörten Bahnhöfen, bürokratischer Kälte und dem leisen, herzzerreißenden Moment, in dem ein Lebenstraum durch ein einziges Stück Papier zerstört wird.

Musikalisch ist dieses Stück eine Fusion aus melancholischem Jazz, Blues und tiefen, müden Spoken-Word-Strophen, die eine cineastische "Film Noir"-Atmosphäre für diese Geschichte der Desillusionierung schafft.

Das ist der Klang einer Generation, die nach Hause kommt, nur um festzustellen, dass sie verlorener ist als je zuvor.

Scars on the Walls and Dust on the Floor

IM-WEARY

In a time where R&B is constantly shapeshifting, Tiffany Nichelle stands out as an artist who blends timeless emotion with a fearless modern edge. Her latest release, “Love In Reverse,” is a hypnotic journey into the messy beauty of heartbreak, desire, and the thin line between holding on and letting go.

Crafted alongside the visionary pen and production of Yung Adamsville, the track flips the typical love story on its head—literally. Built on lush, slow-burn chords and a bassline that moves like a late-night confession, “Love In Reverse” paints the picture of a relationship unraveling in rewind. Tiffany’s vocals glide effortlessly between honey-smooth runs and raw, cutting delivery, making each word hit like it was pulled straight from a diary you weren’t supposed to read.

From the opening beat, Adamsville’s production feels cinematic—layered with atmospheric textures, haunting harmonies, and a pulse that mirrors the chaos of love that’s falling apart. It’s the type of record that plays in your head long after it stops, not because it’s just catchy, but because it feels true.

Tiffany Nichelle isn’t afraid to stand in her vulnerability, and “Love In Reverse” proves she’s entering a new era—one where her artistry is just as daring as her storytelling. This is R&B for the lovers who’ve been burned, the ones who replay every moment wondering where it all went wrong, and the ones who know sometimes the only way to move forward… is to go backwards first.

Tiffany Nichelle - Love In Reverse (Prod. By Yung Adamsville) R&B & Soul

A Mime

African People ^ ( Mudlark^ Summa like Dat Mix )

I wrote this song in support of domestic violence survivors. Domestic violence is a huge issue in the US and elsewhere in the world. Please do what you can to support the National Domestic Violence Hotline or other organizations that empower women to live a life without fear. Call 1-800-799-SAFE if you're a victim yourself. Love, Hannah ❤️

Emily

A farewell letter translated almost literally into music. Often one loves more than the other. It's about an affair. One falls in love, and only when he realizes that she doesn't really love him, even though he'd give up everything, he understand that he has to let her go.

Let U Go

That was then - times ago - nothing changes,  just the ebb and flow.

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