Thank you for listening and enjoying! I'm so pleased this is being appreciated, understood and felt! 

listening again So Beautiful that phrasing and pauses really makes this shine .:-)

I'm so pleased this is a 'hit' for you. Your support and comments are really appreciated.

Thank you here tooo, thanks for listening and commenting. Much appreciated. 

a wonderful piece Joseph - I look forward to listening to more of your music :)

Fervent playing, (soul ) thinking - thank you Joseph.

All The Lovely Notes 2020

Adam Smith - UKNOWN

Experimental silliness. 

I challenged myself to create completely outside of my own musical taste and comfort zone. I actually ended up rather enjoying it and learned a few tricks in the process.

Artwork:

Original J.Rous 
Colour pastels.

Stubbed toe step....

https://youtu.be/T2RtTkp2vL4

You know when a mate sends you a random voice message of "Goonish" noises?? 

Yeah? You know, doncha! 

And then unexpectedly to them, you don't speak the lingo but can still translate? Yeah... innit.

Music... my favourite and most proficient language.

"Humid forest is gigantic!"


https://youtu.be/T2RtTkp2vL4 for animated music video.

Artwork:

Landscape Photography by Graham Simmonds.

Digital art editing and "Nugget the Chimp" original cartoon sketch by J.Rous.

Wisdom of Nugget

Good luck... (Demo)

Just a brief and unedited improvisation on a passing mood.

"Don't give me false hope. Don't give me fools. False hope."

I often tend to have words going round my head in various iterations. It's the same when I'm trying to write music. Seemingly infinite variations make it frustratingly difficult deciding how to bring a piece of music to a conclusion that feels right. Maybe I'll just let things just be how they be?

False hope.
Fools Hope.
Hopeful.
Hope fools.
Fools fall.
Hopefully.....


Artwork:

Original J.Rous. 
Acrylic paint on canvas. Unfinished!

Fools Hope (improvisation)

Breathe

Short improvisation and editing experiment.

Yet another sample from my library of unfinished creations. I'm quite fond of this little piece except for it's banal and unsatisfying ending. I think the last few bars sound a little "weather forecast" jinglish haha. Maybe I’ll return to it someday.

New to Old (improvisation)

Messy experimental, improvisational fun on another of my countless works in progress.

The Farther Father

Misericordia

Project Name: FIN
Project Type: Album
Singer and songwriter: Alvara
Producer: Ponti Dikkua
Instrumentation Work: Imms Nicolau Music
Instagram:@alvara.music

Pacem Aeternam

Zenith (8)

Lawrence Of Suburbia

A piece written in the quiet and calm of the early hours. Born out of the frustration and anguish of sleep deprivation. This is a slow and pensive piece with many rises and falls. The last fall is, to sleep. 

Speakers or headphones recommended. 

Awake Asleep

All Instruments & Vocals By Martin Reed,
Produced By Martin Reed.

Get The Hell Out Of Here

Independent singer-songwriter from Kent, UK. 
Little video introduction here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MKMPLBJBK6M

'No Sheet Music' Artist. https://www.nosheetmusic.tv/artists/nic-evennett

"Evennett’s voice is a delicate mystery, warm and lustrous, yet fragile and crystalline – a bewitching blend of Kate Bush and Linda Perhacs, surrounded by dolorous, reverb-drenched piano and woven into broken-hearted balladry." Andee Connors, Pandora 

"Moving, delicate and introspective. As always, Nic Evennett's voice washes over the listener creating an incubated space I didn't want to leave."
Rapt.

Interview: 
https://cocamidemea.wordpress.com/2018/01/30/indieterria-meets-nic-evennett/

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Part of duo Cellar Door. We're over here:
https://soundcloud.com/cdoor

https://youtube.com/@ariomesor8118

"I think the most important thing about music is the sense of escape." Thom Yorke.

Hello SoundCloud, 

Please visit my new YouTube channel for my artwork and music. Thank you.

https://youtube.com/channel/UCiEYPNrXuzwW0uhCPm-ocpg

Music has been an integral part of my being from a very early age, I joined our Church choir when I was just 5 years old. I wanted to sing! I won't now list every stage of my musical development but I'll just say that music has been a driving force my entire life from that point on. A love shared and participated in by my entire family. 

I was for a time a performer, many years ago. I took a two year gap after my A levels (2 of which were Music). Next was a place at the RNCM, BMus Hons Classical Saxophone  & Music History. After less than two years I felt it wasn't for me and left uncompleted.  Sadly then for such a long time, music had become just a hobby, everything I played or wrote was for my ears only.  Until now. Life has taken a new direction and with new confidence building and an opportunity to focus on music, I am now sharing with the world!

I hope to be able to build a career doing what I love and being nearly 40 years old, I think now is the time. No more hiding!

Over time I hope you will hear my recording quality improve. At the moment everything is recorded in one take and then a bit of sound tweaking in post. Please forgive fumbles while I get myself properly set up. You will hear lot's of original music played primarily on the piano, lots of guitar, some saxophone here and there and eventually some singing. All wrapped in my own original cover art. I may also do some covers at some point.

Wish me luck. Thanks for listening and please do comment.

UPDATE 12/06/2021 (friends across the pond 06/12/2021):

I am finally getting to grips with some of this tech and my new set-up but it's a bit "more ya know, more ya know ya DON'T know..." ya know? I will start to release more frequently now, but sure as anything there will still be things to iron out. Any advice or constructive criticism welcome!

Thaaaanks

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If anyone should want to talk "music" with me then I have an email address dedicated to that sole purpose:

jrous.music@gmail.com 

Please, feel free to come and say, "highlow!"

https://youtube.com/@ariomesor8118


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