Eight days after I listened to this song, my mother came and asked me to play it again. Two days after that, she said to me that she had heard a wonderful song a long time ago. It was clear to me that the time had come when she would see everything only through fog. It was this song: https://youtu.be/izsjRpcgfmk. The Empire of Angels had impressed her so much that she had decided for herself to go there. Then, a year and six months later, she had arrived. She must be happy there. 

I don't quite reach the quality of a master, but one evening she knocked quietly on my door and asked what I was going to do. Rattling keys she would hear. I told her that I was trying to create my own interpretation of that very song. She sat down next to it, listened........and said, "Thank you!"

Those were the last words I heard from her. Before she flowed over into the realm of the angels. This, my interpretation, lies since then fallow on a data medium. Now again. Here on this, a server somewhere in the world. Slightly edited I now release this song to the realm of the angels, that she may hear it...

To my dear Mom.

Empire Of Angels

Do not drive or operate heavy machinery until you know how your body responds to this piece in a lower frequency than typical radio music recorded 440Hz.

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Harmonium

Saving Me Isn't Easy (Extended Version)

Composing skills depend on your ingenuity. The solution to the melody making that I had been worried about was divided into small pieces and distributed in the song. I also fell in love with the huge sound bass I hated. 
　This is the first time I've made a powerful track.
Those who have listening ears as usual may find that they lack mastering skills.

Breaking through the limits: balancing power and ambient (219)

You Know It Doesn't Add Up

Lady ElectroTrek's Phantom Of The Opera

Dancing With The Wolf

It took me a long time to complete this for several reasons. At times, John (or I) would forget the title, but I would tell him I had worked more on it. I liked the words from John, but couldn't find the emotional center. Glad I stayed after it now.

John: lyrics
Edro: arch-top guitar, vocals, octave mandolin, piano

It's a pretty little blacktop
With yellow stripes running long
How i got here's a story
Best served in a song
And you'll say, Lucien
You're a loser
Don't know how you get along

Chorus
I'm broke down
On the side of the road
No place I'm going
Or which way to go
If heaven's a highway
I'm doomed where i stand
End of the road
For old Lucien Ferrand

My life's a story better than Job
It started in a womb
Now this blacktop road
My mom was a saint
Or something real close
She put up with dad
And loved me the most

I been there and done that
Got the shirt to tell
But no one told me
How deep was the well
It's best summed up
By a paramour of mine
Lucien, she said, you're a tough sell

Chorus

If luck was a bucket of mishaps
And my troubles all existed there
Why I'd toss the old bucket in the well
And mayhaps my luck will flare
And head toward a nicer place
On this yellow striped blacktop
Right now, it's about all i can bear

It's true, I'm broke down
On the side of a road
But I know where I'm going
That i can guarantee
And it ain't the hell highway
With a yellow stripe brand
It's just the beginning
For old Lucien Ferrand

Lucien Ferrand (John Eagle lyrics)

Guitar: Amplesound AGL
Oboe : VSL Oboe d'amore
Choirs : Soundiron Requiem light
Cello : Cinesamples Tina Guo legato classic
Strings : Spitfire audio Albion 2 loegria
Written with Presonus Notion6, Realized with Logic Pro

About my guitar : Roger Tastet 12/2022

Ma musique

A propos de ma guitare (About my Guitar)

DRUMAX No. 13 // SOULMATES
@docfritz // Composition, Arrangement, Soundscape, Rhythm-Design, Drums, Mix & Production
@joerxworx // Electronic Wind Instrument, Horn-Arrangement & Synthesizer
© 2022 by docfritz and joerxworx // DRUMAX PROJECT

DRUMAX No. 13 // SOULMATES

THE HYPERSONIC FACTOR 
Danny Handler - Drums 
Mirko Borach - Bass 
Jason Rubenstein - Piano, Synthesizers, Samplers 
Dan van den Berg - Acoustic & Electric Guitars, Samplers

Recorded in San Francisco, Rotterdam, Dinslaken, Austin

Recorded 2017-2018 
Producers: Jason Rubenstein, Dan van den Berg, Mirko Borach, Danny Handler 
Mixing and mastering: Jason Rubenstein, Danny Handler 
copyright 2018 
Danny Handler proudly endorses Vic Firth and Aquarian Drumheads.
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Inventions of Diffusion

A Winter Of Summers

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Springs and autumns in the Panhandle are a mix of bluster and balminess, robins and red buds, falling leaves and falling temperatures, gentle rain and time change; a resetting of the clocks, and maybe a resetting of one's life. This tune considers resetting one's life, rethinking priorities.  Francois Pierre Morin graciously offered to add orchestration enhancing the mood and mystery of the seasons.  His additions are lovely:  https://soundcloud.com/fpmorinstudio/equinox-collab

Equinox

If you like loud pianos, heavy rock and massive drums, you've come to the right place. These are full tracks, tests, works-in-progress, and experiments.  Heavy rock, progressive instrumental, progressive metal, fusion-rock live here. And some ambient-groove for the late-night my-ears-need-a-break moments.