Mostly Disco sounds in along this set very happy and positive

Disco Party

G Girlz

A big shout out and a huge thank you to "Guitar Pete" for the hot guitar tracks! One of the nicest guys you will ever meet, a true professional and one of the baddest guitarists on Long Island!!!  Thanks to Mike Ciati for his mix magic!    
     Rachel Cain are you listening??  This song was written for YOU!!!  
Copyright 2022 by SOL Music Productions.....

Rock Da House

Kiss Me With A Lie
Kevin Fisher / Joe Bilotta 3/22

1st Verse
Quiet little secrets can whisper loud enough to break a heart
Nasty little rumors can slowly tear a fantasy apart
I never thought that I could go from feeling so in love
to feeling like I almost  want to die
I wish you would have slapped me with the truth and didn't kiss me with a lie.

2nd Verse
What made it really hurt is that you were such  a master at the game
so subtle and discreet I didn't even know that you were playing 
But every great disguise eventually will fade until there's nothing left to hide behind 
I wish you would have slapped me with the truth and didn't kiss me with a lie.

Bridge
You caused some damage / I wasted time
I never had what I thought was mine
Your perfect kisses were all untrue
Now what am I supposed to do

3rd Verse
If I had the chance I wonder if I'd do it all again
The highs were unbelievable / Almost worth the hurt of the descent
But in the end your heart will tell you what you have to do 
Now I know that I have to say goodbye
I wish you would have slapped me with the truth and didn't kiss me with a lie.

Tag
Yes in the end a lover knows exactly what to do
I know that I have to say goodbye
I wish you would have slapped me with the truth and didn't kiss me with a lie.

Oh Baby
I wish you would have slapped me with the truth and didn't kiss me with a lie.

Kiss Me With A Lie

Shiva in flagrante

The Facts of Creation

The Facts Of Creation

Pastkual -  Lola´s Theme (Original Mix)

THE CHRISTMASS SONG Dec 03 2022  CV - 12:3:22, 4.52 PM

Reviews

“Oh, what a special masterpiece!” Null
“I think it is magical.” LaAbril Dávila
“Success!” Entre Acordes
“The graceful melody of your music fascinates.” Chaam Sound
“ …an incredibly nuanced composition.” Sandhya Surendran
“…surprising and creates a mystical and enveloping atmosphere. If you appreciate jazz and instrumental music, this is a work worth listening to. It's a unique opportunity to experience new musical horizons and let yourself be carried away by the author's creativity.” Rádio Armazém


On-going debate asks whether music can convey meaning, and if it can, how does it? Of course, these arguments devolve into semantics. What do we mean by meaning? Leaving conundrums aside, the question of “meaning” in music, as we commonly understand that word, fascinates me.

This piece wonders how meaning is made, especially as posed by Noam Chomsky’s now famous sentence, “Colorless green ideas sleep furiously.” He purposely constructed that nonsensical sentence to research how we make meaning in things—even things intentionally devoid of meaning. Absolute music is an example. The composer intends it to be contemplated as pure music, as artistic abstraction without rational meaning, but I’m not sure that’s possible.

As Chomsky’s research showed, we seem compelled to discover or make meaning, intended or not. When we read Chomsky’s sentence, we can’t resist trying to figure out what it means. Is it emotional meaning as in a poem? Are “Colorless green ideas” and “sleep furiously” metaphors. perhaps for unresolved theories struggling for completion? Even from nonsense, we try to make meaning. It seems that besides meaning in the rational sense, e.g. the futility of war, or love conquers all, we also understand emotional or supra-rational meaning. “I don’t know what that piece is supposed say, but it really means something to me.”

  Even when a composer intends meaning, explicitly or implicitly, it seems to be no more valid or meaningful than what a listener may find—or invent. We may clearly understand what the composer intends to communicate from a program note or the music itself, but we aren’t simply receiving that information. Our minds compare, relate, and otherwise contemplate the music in many ways. Whatever the composer may have to say about it is only one of many aspects to which we respond and that determine whatever meaning we may or may not find.

As Chomsky’s sentence demonstrates so clearly, meaning is not solely conveyed by the composer’s intention. As listeners, we make it. Like composing, listening is a creative act.

The Dance
  A Maker in a sidewalk workshop builds various abstract objects and stands them outside, never interacting with passersby who enter singly and interact with each other in pairs or groups as they agree and disagree about the purpose or use of the objects. Social hierarchy, hubris, grief, sex, mysticism, etc. animate the dancers:
  A Maker who calmly, but fastidiously makes abstract objects, e.g. a pillar, an open triangle, a tall rectangular frame, etc.
  A naive and very curious Young Woman.
  A constantly confused and nearly naked Holy Man of unidentifiable origin and denomination.
  A middle-aged and harried Business Woman.
  A slick and overly confident Venture Capitalist.
  An irascible, but practically minded Bum.
  A sad young Genius whose great intellect always leads him back to where he began.
  After most have exited in frustration or confusion, the Maker sits down with his lunch box and thermos and eats his lunch, oblivious to the remaining dancers trapped in, or struggling with things he’s made.

Dance Music

The Maker for jazz orchestra

Lotus

“Don’t Wait Too Long” is DJ JAVE’s heartfelt dive into modern country music — a song about love, time, and the chances we sometimes let slip away. With soulful vocals, warm acoustic guitars, and a driving country rhythm, the track captures both nostalgia and urgency. It’s a reminder to hold close the ones you love and to speak your truth before the moment passes.
Blending classic country storytelling with a contemporary edge, DJ JAVE brings sincerity and emotion that resonates with anyone who’s ever hesitated when their heart was calling. “Don’t Wait Too Long” is a timeless ballad meant for backroads, bonfires, and late-night reflections.

Don’t Wait Too Long

Blessed is a celebration of the people who make life truly meaningful—family, friends, and the love that binds us together. Each song carries the warmth of shared memories, the strength of relationships that never fade, and the joy of being surrounded by those who matter most.

This album is more than music—it’s a reflection of life’s most precious moments: late-night conversations with friends, the laughter of children, the embrace of a loved one, and the quiet reassurance that no matter what storms may come, love remains our anchor.

With heartfelt lyrics and soulful melodies, Blessed is a reminder that true wealth isn’t measured in possessions but in the bonds we share. It’s a soundtrack for gratitude, connection, and the simple truth that when you have love, family, and friends—you are truly blessed.

Kiss Me With A Lie

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