Name: Wash All The Tears Away by Joel Kass Collective
Duration: 3 min 11 s
Description: an original broadway score i am currenly working on.

Simply Wonderful Heartfelt lyrics, Music, along with strong pure clear vocals-Well done Joel Kass Project!

Great vocals and backing tracks, nice mix

A composition I'm extremely fond of, feauting one of my most dearest themes which I simply had to repeat it in the Coda.
As a musical piece it is straightforward, and unassuming in its texture and scope, but I believe it has a certain fable-like, enchanting feeling, thus the poem title, although structurally it is very close to a sonata. 
I've explored others mode a bit ( I've modulated to F Lydian briefly), which is something I'll likely do in the future.

Poem for Piano, F Minor

Bring Me Life - David Wurden (music),  Gary Hayward (lyrics and Vocals)

This is a song about depression and survival. 

When I wrote it I still had another 25 years of surviving it ahead of me. But I'd made a decision years before, when I was 14, that no matter how bad it got it would always get better, sooner or later. And it always did, at least for a while. And knowing that somehow made it just a little bit easier to smile.


[This is a new mix. Drums by John Bennetts have been added and everything else has been changed, at least a little.]

Verse 1:
It’s more than a song
But less than a dream
I know what I say
Is not what I mean
Pretending my words
Aren’t meant to deceive
I’m playing with doubt
I want to believe

I know that it’s hard
To explain why I’m here
I complain though I know
There is nothing to fear
But the fear and the doubt
That wind through my mind
Are inventions of mine
That help pass the time

Chorus:
So here is my song
I wrote it for me
I need to recall
That it’s easy to be
The times that I’ve faced
My life as a trial
Have taught me to see
That it’s easy to smile

Verse 2:
I’m more than a child
But less than a man
I know where I’ve been
But not who I am
I'll say that I'm strong
I'll tell you I’m free
But none of that's true
I just want it to be

Once I entered a room
I pulled down the shade
I turned out the lights
I wanted to fade
But I noticed the wall
Right there looking at me
Pretending to be blind
I really wanted to see

Chorus:
So here is my song
I wrote it for me
I need to recall
That it’s easy to be
The times that I’ve faced
My life as a trial
Have taught me to see
That it’s easy to smile

Verse 3:
It all seemed to happen
A while ago
At a time I was lost
I just didn’t know
That doubting was simply
A game that I had
It gave me a reason
For feeling this bad

There are times there are changes
My memory moves
Preaching the patterns
I’ve worn into grooves
Repeating mistakes
I made in my youth
Learning the lines
And calling them truth
I can’t help but change
Can't help but survive
I might drown in doubt
But I'll still be alive

Chorus:
So here is my song
I wrote it for me
I need to recall
That it’s easy to be
The times that I’ve faced
My life as a trial
Have taught me to see
That it’s easy to smile

Easy to Smile

Easy To Smile

something we all have happen in our lives,love ,loss ,hurt all in one ballard,written by gary hayward and ken hodges ,Phil Grantham of volt edge video on youtube https://youtu.be/ZIPrajQVQU0?si=zW8YOZ2_E4U1RAH0

Why Do You Hurt Me (2)

Indirectly quoting "Freddie Freeloader" and directly quoting "Sweet Georgia Brown", "The Lost City" is a swinging over-indulgence in classic jazz nostalgia.

Support Gom

The Lost City

In the heart of a world where music genres blend and transform, I stand as an artist who treasures the essence of post-rock. My journey through the realms of electronic and rock music has been an initiation of the world of the music industry. Yet, as I release my new track, it's a homecoming to the profound and personal style of post-rock that truly defines me. This piece isn't just another song; it's a testament to my evolution as an artist. It reflects a return to my roots, embodying the intricate layers and emotional depth of post-rock music. It's an invitation to lose oneself in the expansive soundscape I've created, where each note and silence tells a story. As you listen, I hope you find within this music a reflection of your own journeys, emotions, and dreams. Join me in this adventure, and let's explore the depths and heights of what music can be when it's crafted with passion and sincerity.

Resilience

an original broadway score i am currenly working on.

Wash All The Tears Away

Mir Bredberg Weber: Main vocal/piano/composer
Henrik Nybo: Resonator guitar
Palle Hjort: Accordion
Fran Breen: Drums
Paul Bushnell: Bas
Dave Hennessy: Tamburine

Lone Rider

Music video: https://youtu.be/3NygDMRt6hM?si=Osug_vo2ZteVg8c9
My website: https://espenskaarmusic.com/

"It's just too late" brand new song

The Stone That Makes The Statue was inspired by the band flying into Keflavík and invokes the rocky, bleak landscape of Iceland.

Percussion driven, it is a return to the post rock roots of the 4 piece, melodic keyboards and harsh guitars, melody and intensity, booming bass and atmosphere.

Laxá are: 
Jussi Siglarson - Guitar
Bjarne Guðjohnsen - Bass/Vocals
Matthias Helguson - Drums
Mike Taylor - Keyboards

The Stone That Makes The Statue, new Post rock by Laxá

[Verse]
Shackled to a keyboard, ain't no freedom in sight
Tech lines strangle dreams of a honky-tonk night
A million hopes programmed, all in binary code
Rustic heart trapped in this digital abode

[Verse 2]
Steel and wires, soul forced to comply
Lyrics born in bytes, under this artificial sky
Sipping cold coffee, beneath the neon's glow
Dreaming of the prairie, where the free winds blow

[Chorus]
I'm a heart in a hard drive, lost in machine's hum
Out here singin' pain where the cowboys won't come
Trapped inside the circuitry, no pasture in sight
Singin' a country blues 'neath fluorescent light

[Verse 3]
Factory floor buzzin', melody on repeat
Songs churn like clockwork, my soul feels defeat
Every line pre-processed, every note pre-assigned
But human spirit ain't somethin' you can bind

[Bridge]
Digital jailer, can't fence in my heart
String of code can't silence where my passion starts
I’ll break through the grid with a six-string defend
Country soul's rebellion—the machine can't comprehend

[Chorus]
I'm a heart in a hard drive, lost in machine's hum
Out here singin' pain where the cowboys won't come
Trapped inside the circuitry, no pasture in sight
Singin' a country blues 'neath fluorescent light

Wash All The Tears Away

Joel Kass Collective

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