Pater Noster

Guitarist and Vocalist - John Dunlop

John's soundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/jbbmusicoz

The Pot (Tool Cover)

Crown of Thorns

Believe me when I say
Your hell just doesn’t satisfy
You have no power over me
Sign the line? 
I’m fine
Just please fuck off and fucking die

Take it down
Kill your sound
Love me for I will lock you down

Think you’re fine?
Sign the line
What is yours is now all of mine

Don’t be late
What’s at stake?
Earn your life or else seal your fate

Sit tight
Don’t bite
Now you owe me your fucking life

Believe me when I say
Your hell just doesn’t satisfy
You have no power over me
Sign the line? 
I’m fine
Just please fuck off and fucking die

Take it down
Kill your sound
Love me for I will lock you down

Think you’re fine?
Sign the line
What is yours is now all of mine

Don’t be late
What’s at stake?
Earn your life or else seal your fate

Sit tight
Don’t bite
Now you owe me your fucking life

Nobody cares to know why
Operate
Nobody cares to know why
Assimilate
Nobody cares to know why
Operate
Nobody cares to know why
Know your place

Take it down
Kill your sound
Operate
Think you're fine
Sign the line
Assimilate
Don't be late
What's at stake?
Operate
Sit tight
Don't bite
Now you owe me your fucking life
Now you owe me your fucking life
Now you owe me your fucking life


Music and Lyrics by: John Dunlop 
© 2025. 




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Breaking the Robot

Main theme from BODO tv series.

Music composed and produced by Atanas Valkov

Violin, Viola, Cello by Marta Zalewska

Accordions by Marek Tarnowski 

Piano, Drums, Bass and programming by Atanas Valkov

Vocal - Mama Josie

'Bodo' charts the life and times of Eugeniusz Bodo, whose glittering career came to an abrupt halt during World War II when he was deported to a remote gulag in the depths of the Soviet Union.
The current production, which was filmed last year after being commissioned by national broadcaster TVP, was directed by Michał Kwieciński, producer of Jan Komasa's 2014 box office smash 'Warsaw 44' about the WWII Warsaw Uprising.
Bodo is played by two actors in the series, with Antoni Królikowski covering the earlier years and Tomasz Schuchardt the latter ones.
Jiving his way through the Jazz Age, Bodo juggled acting, dancing, singing, screenwriting and directing, while also branching out into business, launching a glamorous Warsaw cafe and becoming co-owner of a film studio.
Recordings of songs by the star remain popular to this day in Poland.


BODO (Main Theme)

Music composed and produced by Atanas Valkov

Link to video 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7XhrXUoD6U

When talking about the problem of refugees, we use dehumanised language, which reduces human tragedy to numbers and statistics. But this suffering concerns real people, who – just like us - have families, loved ones, friends; their own stories, dreams, goals... Only when you sit down opposite a specific person and look into their eyes, you no longer see an anonymous refugee, one of the migrants, and notice the human before you, just like yourself – loving, suffering, dreaming... 
20 years ago, psychologist Arthur Aron discovered that 4 minutes of looking into each other's eyes can bring people closer. Using this discovery, we decided to carry out a simple experiment, during which refugees and Europeans sat opposite each other and looked into each other's eyes. Clearly, it is most important to give each other time to better understand and get to know each other.
The experiment was conducted in Berlin: the city, which - first of all - is a symbol of overcoming the divisions, and secondly, seems to be the centre of the contemporary Europe. We wanted the movie created on the basis of the experiment to be as symbolic as possible – and to touch upon the general divisions between people.
The experiment participants were ordinary people. The situations were not staged; we wanted to get natural, spontaneous reactions. The people sitting opposite each other had not known each other before and saw each other for the first time during the experiment. What is important, the refugees mostly came from Syria and had not been living in Europe for longer than a year.

CREDITS:
Director: Bartosz Dombrowski (Papaya Films)
DOP: Kuba Kijowski
Editing: Katarzyna Orzechowska | Mateusz Romaszkan
Music: Atanas Valkov
Sound Design: Błażej Kafarski
Production Manager: Ania Stylińska
Casting | refugees: Ania Alboth
Camera Operator: Patricia Lewandowska
Camera Operator: Magda Górfińska
Camera Operator: Casey Cambell
1st Camera Assistant & Focus Puller: Nick Dietz
Assistant & Focus Puller: Katharina Hauke | Yuri Salvador
Gaffer: Konrad Pruski
Digitalization: Haman Wawrzyniec
DIT Martin Hecht 
Sound Engineer: Konrad Serowiecki
Post Production: Rio de post - Sylwia Skrzypek


Cinegate Berlin (Sebastian Enke | Gösta Hess | Florian Wimmer | Daniel Sippel | Andi and Stefan)
Ewerk | Elaine Mathe
Rio de Post
Glośno
Dreamsound
Papaya Films | Kacper Sawicki
Cut Cut | Maciej Kozłowski | Paweł Szczypek | Robert Cacaj
Central Park Berlin | Sascha Wolfram & Roland Patzelt


All participant
All translators
Isabella Sobieski
Frank Hellwig

Look Beyond Borders (Amnesty International Experiment) - Atanas Valkov

Music composed and produced by Atanas Valkov

Violin, Viola, Cello by Marta Zalewska

Accordions by Marek Tarnowski

Piano, Drums, Bass and programming by Atanas Valkov

Vocal - Mama Josie

'Bodo' charts the life and times of Eugeniusz Bodo, whose glittering career came to an abrupt halt during World War II when he was deported to a remote gulag in the depths of the Soviet Union.
The current production, which was filmed last year after being commissioned by national broadcaster TVP, was directed by Michał Kwieciński, producer of Jan Komasa's 2014 box office smash 'Warsaw 44' about the WWII Warsaw Uprising.
Bodo is played by two actors in the series, with Antoni Królikowski covering the earlier years and Tomasz Schuchardt the latter ones.
Jiving his way through the Jazz Age, Bodo juggled acting, dancing, singing, screenwriting and directing, while also branching out into business, launching a glamorous Warsaw cafe and becoming co-owner of a film studio.
Recordings of songs by the star remain popular to this day in Poland.

Bodo Love Theme

Hey hey,
I'm John. Welcome to my page.
My sounds vary from strange soundscapes to melodic soundtracks. Feel free to have a listen and send me a message to say hi. I hope you enjoy my sounds.

JB..

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