This started as a small synthesizer electronic piece but it wanted to be a larger number so now it is. This features Mannuel Trabucco on soprano sax.

Analog Buildup

Sundown

Collaboration
Check out AnandaTuk's music at: @user-11396379

For Some Strange Reason -With AnandaTuk

underground

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Thank You, and Thank You for the Forgiveness We Hope For // 
an alternate That's Bizzare take
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the alternate take music is
reflected, felt, written, arranged, played, recorded, mixed, produced and provided 
by That's Bizzare - grazie mille!

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lyrics written and narration provided 
by fictionalive

another That's Bizzare & fictionalive production - alla Grande!

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based on the original fictionalive drop
'Thank You, and Thank You for the Forgiveness We Hope For'
https://soundcloud.com/fictionalive/thank-you-and-thank-you-for-the-forgiveness-we-hope-for?si=8614e64852114c54b4794b73a4291173&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

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explore more of That's Bizzare sounds @that-bizzare

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artwork photography by fictionalive

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fusion of it all - 
fictionalive with the hyper media reports and the popoems series

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dropped
monday, august 31, 2025
time – 8:33 pm, central european summer time;
today – the air carries the first hush of autumn,
outside  -a rain storm with thunder and lightning,
winter is coming

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Thank You, and Thank You for the Forgiveness We Hope For // an alternate That's Bizzare take

A euphoric New Age EDM journey into the outer body experience — floating beyond time, dissolving into light, and awakening in infinite sound. Pulsing synths, cosmic pads, and an ethereal female vocal take you higher into the astral plane.

For euphoric and cosmic journeys — great fit for Astral Beats, Dreamstate, Uplifting Trance, and Galactic EDM.

Astral

This is a windlass shanty (Text from "Songs of the American Sailormen" (1924) by Joanna C. Colcord).

The tune is attributed to Liam Milner in the collection "A Bonnie Bunch Of Roses" (1983)
by Dan Milner and Paul Kaplan.

It's a fine example of a work song exposing a bit of social history.

William Tapscott and his brother James were brokers for at least two packet ship companies
and would arrange passage across the Atlantic Ocean from Liverpool to New York.
 
Regrettably, their advertising was often fraudulent and overstated the quality and size of the ships. The poor emigrants were well and truly ripped off. On board the ships, 
the food and accommodation were inferior.

"Clarence Dock" in Liverpool opened in 1830. It received many ferry passengers from Ireland 
during the Potato Famine, when Liverpool Atlantic packet ship sailings were more frequent 
than those from Ireland.

"Waterloo Dock" opened in 1834. It was the major exit point from England for the NY-bound. 

"Castle Garden", in the last verse, refers to Castle Clinton in lower Manhattan (The Battery),
which was the forerunner (until 1892) of Ellis Island for receiving new immigrants to the
United States.

Tapscott

88_ Lost Art Dance Inspirations - released on 22 September 2025

I was at the Lost Art Festival Vol. 3 in Berlin on 13 September 2025. Light and sound installations and performances were shown in a soon-to-be-abandoned industrial facility. Music acts were also there, of course.
The only dance performance I attended was at the very end of the festival and didn't really impress me at first. But that changed! #ambient #contemplative #jazz #minimal #only5elements #liverecording

(produced with BlocsWave & Launchpad)

Lost Art Dance Inspirations

"Blue Bossa" – a jazz standard by Kenny Dorham.
Pomerania - September 28, 2025

Blue bossa.

Surfers like Us ….. composition, all guitar parts, arrangement and mix

Hi Everyone!
The seasons change, but I still surf... on my guitar board 😎
This is a new version of my older track called „Born to Surf”.
I hope you enjoy the blend of surf rock and synth pop beats 🔆

This new version is dedicated to my friends: J.J. Terrell, Josh Clary and Håkan Skeneby (Well) 🍀

The cover image was downloaded from Pixabay.

Many thanks for listening and support!
Artur

Still Surfing (Part 1)

This song is about a journey.  It's for all of us creative types who struggle with self-doubt, anxiety, and harsh narratives around the merits of who we are and how we uniquely belong in the culture at large. The minor flavor of the composition spotlights darker, pensive moods.  The piece features pensive opening choral and melodic lines that describe the tensions inherent to the journey. Twists and turns in instrumentation, guitar soloing, pace, and breakdowns signal flashes of flooding thoughts and feelings that too often derail progress, persistence, and perseverance. As the piece progresses, a quiet yet certain repetitive riff builds to signal pressing on, choosing to stay on this road far less traveled. The riff finally crescendos into soaring, atmospheric and triumphant restatement of the main theme, only with more power, clarity, and purpose. The piece powerfully resolves signifying the road is definitely worth traveling !  

The Road Far Less Traveled

“There is nothing permanent except change.” – Heraclitus.

The music industry (like many things) has changed greatly since I bought my first 45 record (Green Eyed Lady) at my hometown record shop in 1970. It would be very easy to lament over these changes (and I have.) However, with change comes new opportunities, and thanks to websites/apps like Soundcloud we musicians and composers have the opportunity to to be heard as never before. So thank you Soundcloud and thank you for visiting my page. - Jim Combs

Bio
* Born 1959
* From Southern New Jersey, USA
* Instruments: Guitar (jazz & classical), Bass, Piano, Voice 
* Influential LPs/music (not all and in no specific order): Mahavishnu Orchestra - Birds of Fire, Miles Davis - Nefertiti & Sketches of Spain, Larry Coryell – Spaces, Weather Report - Heavy Weather, Pat Martino – Consciousness, Return to Forever  - Romantic Warrior,  Chick Corea - The Leprechaun, Jeff Beck - Blow By Blow,  Frank Zappa - Zoot Allures, Santana & McLaughlin - Love Devotion Surrender, ELP – Trilogy, Genesis - Wind and Wuthering, Yes - Close to the Edge, David Sancious - The Bridge, Be Bop Deluxe - Sunburst Finish, Ambrosia - Somewhere I've Never Traveled, Journey – Journey,  Rite of Spring & Petrushka – Stravinsky, Don Quixote - Richard Strauss, La Mer - Claude Debussy, Pavane pour une infante défunte & Daphnis et Chloé – Ravel, Music for Strings, Percussion, and Celesta - Bartok ,  Andrew Lloyd Webber - Jesus Christ Superstar, Jerry Goldsmith - MacArthur, The Omen, Planet Of The Apes (1968), Isao Tomita - Snowflakes Are Dancing & The Bermuda Triangle.

Analog Buildup

Jim Combs - Composer, Keyboardist and Guitarist