AUTUMN IN THE WIND

Introducing our rough demo , acoustic version : "Victim To Her Charms"
Hubert Stytz:  music: acoustic guitars, vocals ; composition and arrangement
Pee Gee       :  story /lyrics

Well, the idea for this surreal dreamstory came into my mind when I learned that shoes show the importance, identity and class of a man, giving him both protection and safety.
In this ficticious dream a beautiful lady waves her arms as I´m standing in the middle of the street...without shoes...exposed...feeling pretty uneasy and "incomplete"..while I watch my shoes walking down the street...  temptation in  form of a beautiful lady attracted me but I hesitated because the situation was so embarrassing..........
Hubert liked the story immediately and gave it a try...basically only guitars and vocals...but with all the intensity he had to give.
So... "Victim To Her Charms"  was born !

Highlight: Hubert Stytz and Friends Live!
https://youtu.be/ZaxG6V6IWig?feature=shared

In memory of Jens-Peter Abele ..R.I.P🙏

victim to her charms

I had the absolute pleasure of collaborating again with the greatly talented David De Michele who has created an incredibly enchanting cinematic soundscape for my piano composition "Up". 

Please listen to more of David’s beautiful music here: @user-92820487

Sincere thanks for your attention to this work. We do hope it brings you some joy and comfort!

Credits:

Composition & piano performance: Anastasiya Ihnatovich
Arrangement & orchestration: David De Michele

Up (Ft. David De Michele)

NEW COLLABORATION with https://soundcloud.com/billy-korg
Lyrics:-
It's time to face the lies we're told
Indoctrination's got a hold

Down the rabbit hole
Down
Down 
Down

When you look up and see the sky
All of those trails 
You should ask why
When you look up and see the sky

Are they spraying us for fun
Or blocking out the sun
'Cause I'm not the only one
Who's looking up and seeing that

Change this 
Change this
We've got to change this

When you look up and see the sky
All of those trails
You should ask why

Down the rabbit hole
Down
Down
Down

When you look up and see the sky
All of those trails
You should ask why

Are they spraying us for fun
Or blocking out the sun
'Cause I'm not the only one
Who's looking up and seeing that

Billy Korg / winkanwoo 2025

Down The Rabbit Hole

Down The Rabbit Hole - Billy Korg & winkandwoo

Bathed in the golden glow of a setting sun, NEMORIS weaves laid-back lo-fi grooves, velvety neo-soul chords, and delicate jazz inflections into a lush, cinematic tapestry. The composition breathes at a smooth mid-tempo (~92 BPM), balancing analog warmth with spacious, modern sound design. Subtle ambient layers and a mellow tonal balance invite listeners into a tranquil, immersive soundscape—perfect for golden-hour reflections, night-time focus sessions, or intimate creative flow.

Recorded in WAV, 16-bit / 48 kHz stereo format, the mix retains a healthy dynamic range (Crest Factor ≈ 11.4 dB) with Peak ≈ −2.3 dBFS and RMS ≈ −14.5 dBFS, aligning closely with streaming standards. The midrange (Spectral Centroid ≈ 1.8 kHz) provides warmth and presence, the low-end (60–80 Hz) remains tight and controlled, while the high-end gently rolls off around ≈ 7.8 kHz for a smooth, non-fatiguing listen.

Fusion Breakdown (%):

Lo-Fi Chill / Downtempo – 45%

Neo-Soul / Chill R&B – 25%

Minimal Jazz Elements – 15%

Cinematic Ambient – 10%

Experimental / Sound Design – 5%

Primary Style & Genre: Lo-Fi Chill / Downtempo / Neo-Soul Fusion
Secondary Influences: Cinematic Ambient, Minimal Jazz, Experimental Textures

NEMORIS

Tes sourires sont un feu d'artifice  By Zitou Itou et Albert Paule

Into Space

Bridges

A 2004 emotional moment through piano I share here as I feel close to you in this platform. Not capturing time but musically expressed.
Hope you enjoy,
love
Rina

Live Reflexion#036

Tango

Your Story

Playing with ideas.. mostly failing :)
I love listening to music, from the baroque era(love Bach, Vivaldi) and some traditional old music all the way to the music nowadays.

It's not how big the artist is, I'm listening to the song with no other expectations that finding a good musical story behind the music. 
Not a fan of progress and being different for the sake of it. 
I like when people try to revive and build on old ideas. I think it sometimes carries much bigger risks than trying new things and can go to interesting places..

Not a good instrument player,  but like to tinker with it..

"Those who can, do; those who can't, use computers." << me.

All the music here is generated from Musescore, which I use to write down the ideas while I experiment on guitar and/or piano.

If interested to collaborate, send me a message..
Thanks for listening!

Your Story

Ian Argis