Figure it out [DEMO]

Did some re tracking and used a diff drum rhythm and did some better mixing of the song happy hows it came out

Exploration Unknown

Dark emotions happy forgiving 🙈✌🏼

Abducted nights beauty admire

Thank to Psyclon Nine I`ve found the outstanding genre of the techno music called aggrotech. I over and over listened to the first track of the P9`s first album  and I recorded it finally. This track is my thank to Nero Bellum and his project.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WzGugzDZi-4 - OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO

Lyrics:
Rip your god
Fuck hopless self
Anti love you hold dear
Douse yourself in evil
Thought repression of your fear

Darkness likes to toy with you
As you walk through the night
Pillage through your conscience mind
The epideral blight

Feeding my anguish
This life is born of pain
Deleted memory
This world's gone mad
Divine infekt[ion]

The Way of Pain

Divine Infekt (Cover)

Dark Knight

alone

Did You Hear? for mixed SATB choir (a cappella with divisis, SSAATTB), Duration: ca. 6'. Commissioned by the Vermont Youth Orchestra Chorus, Jeffrey Buettner, director. World Premiere: Vermont Youth Orchestra Chorus, Jeffrey Buettner, director, April 7-8, Elley-Long Music Center, South Burlington, VT, USA, 2011. Publisher: Bill Holab Music.

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PROGRAM NOTE
The idea for Did You Hear? was conceived by the Vermont Youth Orchestra Chorus and its director, Jeffrey Buettner. They asked me to write a piece that would reflect their lives, something they deal with on a daily basis, so we settled on the theme of rumors. Since I could not find an appropriate text, I enlisted the help of writer and librettist David Cote, one of my friends and frequent collaborators.

Did You Hear? was commissioned by the Vermont Youth Orchestra Association while composer in residence through a Meet The Composer/League of American Orchestras Music Alive Residency.

TEXT
Did you hear?			No. Hear what?

You won’t believe—		I will. Tell me.

You won’t believe if I say.	Tell me I promise—

It just happened today.	I promise, I won’t tell a single soul.

Do you want to hear?		Whisper in my ear.

No way. Way!
Sick! Weird! Gross! Insane!
A friend of a friend of a friend said they heard it first.
I’m gonna tweet it. I have like fifty-two followers!
Tweet. Tweet. Tweet. Tweet! Twitter. Twitter.
Retweet. Retweet. Retweet. 

Shhhhhh!
Here he comes. 

They say your ears burn when someone talks about you. My ears are burning. Why? Nobody notices me. 

What is wrong with him?	What is wrong with them? 
What is wrong with her? 	What is wrong with me? 
What is wrong with us?

I’m a freak. I’m like that song.
I’m a freak; I don’t belong.
Something’s wrong with me.
After I’m gone, will anyone talk about me? 
Will I disappear?

Hey, everyone. Did you hear?

Did you hear about SARAH? 

No. What? Tell me!

Eternal Reflections

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Did You Hear?

“I want you to know that it’s never over.”

Save Your Love

Everybody Needs Someone

BAD Weather Instrumental  by Horcrux

Eric Clapton wrote 'Wonderful Tonight' in 1976 while waiting for his then-girlfriend (and future wife) Pattie Boyd to get ready for a night out.

They were heading out to a Buddy Holly tribute that Paul McCartney had arranged, and Clapton was waiting around while she tried on clothes.

Boyd told The Guardian in 2008 that Clapton "was sitting round playing his guitar while I was trying on dresses upstairs.

"I was taking so long and I was panicking about my hair, my clothes, everything, and I came downstairs expecting him to really berate me but he said, 'Listen to this!'"

On March 28, 1979, the day after they got married, Clapton brought Pattie on stage and sang this to her at his concert in Tucson, Arizona.

alone

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