Second Chances

Brazil (soundcloud)

Sweet Surrender

Sweet Surrender (Acoustic)

"Melvin Writes & Blue Pulse Lyricist: A Journey Through Genres"
This playlist is a diverse collection of songs by Melvin Writes and Blue Pulse Lyricist, showcasing a wide range of musical styles and emotions. From the heartfelt rhythms of R&B and the electrifying energy of Electro Pop, to the soulful melodies of Pop Rock and the introspective vibes of Indie, each track offers a unique soundscape. Whether you're looking for songs to inspire, uplift, or unwind, this compilation takes you on a journey through multiple genres, blending powerful lyrics with captivating instrumentals. Dive into this musical world where every song tells a story, offering something for every mood and moment.

Perfect Companion

Ikaw Ang Aking Mundo

Alaskan King

Jasmine Danasia's music takes listeners on a heartfelt journey through soul, pop, and blues-infused melodies. With a mix of powerful vocals and soothing ukulele, each track reflects her personal growth, resilience, and the strength to move forward. Known for her raw storytelling and dynamic sound, Jasmine’s music captivates through its honesty and emotional depth, creating a refreshing and authentic musical experience.

Someday

I Can't feel the Sun.
Record via Ableton live 
Guitar and Voice (terrible)combine on two Track via Condensor Microphone
Only effect reverb and equaliser.
May add alternative versions later.
lyrics:
 I Can't Feel the Sun


My eyes feel sore
In the mirror there red
Feeling tired today
What's going on in my head?

I know that this feeling will pass
But today I can't feel the Sun
There are rain clouds over head
A low has begun.

I know this feeling will pass
But the Tunnel is black 
There a light in the distance
Move forward not back.

I know this feeling will pass 
But today I can't feel the sun
There rain clouds over head
A low has begun.

This is a low
There a fog in my head
It's the loneliest place in the world
When your all full of dread.

I know this feeling will pass
I can't feel the sun
Rain cloud and grey skies
A low has begun.

(ORPIN2024)



Art: https://www.wikiart.org/en/vincent-van-gogh/man-with-his-head-in-his-hands-1882

Cant Feel The Sun(Guitar+vocal Together)

Sundog

You know that feeling when a relationship ends, and you’re left with this emptiness you can’t quite shake? "Where We Began, Where We End" is the album you need in those moments. It’s like sitting down with a friend who knows exactly what you’re going through—one who’s been there and felt it all, too.

Imagine an album that takes you through every stage of what you’re feeling. It starts off with those first sparks, that excitement when you’re wrapped up in something new, and everything feels perfect. But then, as you go deeper, the songs start to reflect those small shifts—when things feel a little off, when the space between you and the other person grows, and you start to feel them slipping away.

The tracks are a mix of acoustic warmth and melancholic piano, with some haunting guitar solos that hit you right in the chest. It’s not just about the music—it’s the stories in the lyrics. They’re so real, like they’ve been pulled straight from those late-night thoughts you can’t seem to shake. You’ll find yourself hearing the words, and it’s like they’re describing your own memories—the good ones and the ones that hurt the most.

What’s great about this album is that it doesn’t rush you. The songs are slow, intentional, and they let you sit in those emotions—whether it’s the longing for what you once had or the acceptance that things are over. And just when you think you’ve felt it all, there’s a track that captures that final stage—the quiet realization that it’s time to move on, even if it means carrying a bit of that sadness with you.

"Where We Began, Where We End" is that album you play on repeat, late at night, when you just want to feel like someone else understands. It’s for those nights when you’re alone, needing to remember, and for those mornings when you want to start letting go. Each time you listen, you’ll find a new part that hits you differently—because it’s not just about one story, it’s about all of ours.

If you need something that’s going to help you get through, make you feel, and eventually let you heal, this is the album to have. Play it once, and I promise, you’ll be coming back—because sometimes, feeling it all is the first step to moving on.

Thank you, 

R.U.D.Y

Second Chances

Jason Asquare