A Songwriter’s Cinema/Genre-Spanning Journeys Through Longing, Lust, and Legacy

From neon-lit disco floors to grainy 1920s ballads and orchestral pop peaks, this collection of original songs navigates the wild emotional spectrum of being human — through raw confessions, sensual memories, lost futures, and deep introspection. Whether it's the pulsing desperation of "Mr. Dick Is Addicted", the dreamlike yearning in "Where Do I Belong?", or the haunting regret of "Ne Valait-ce la Peine?", each piece is crafted with era-specific precision and sonic authenticity.

Featuring lush string arrangements, gender-fluid vocals, synth ballads, jazz crooners, and even a duet with one’s own anatomy — these songs are built for musical theater stages, retro-future films, or that aching dance floor inside your head.

Track 14 Ne Valait-ce la Peine?

Red Hush

[Verse 1]
Inside the void where dying stars implode,
Cosmic embers will whisper secrets of old,
Galaxies will crumble into memories of flame,
As order dissolves into chaos without name.

[Pre-Chorus]
Time vanishes in silence, in this endless gloom,
Every spark fades as fate carves out our doom.

[Chorus]
Entropy increases—feel the fall of all
Chaos claims the cosmos—hear the final call
In the collapse of light, our destiny is spun
Embrace the fleeting void; nothing ever is won

[Verse 2]
Once-bright worlds shatter in the wake of time,
The dance of matter succumbs to fate’s design,
In every crumbling shard of once-ordered lore,
Entropy grows, promising an end we can’t ignore.

[Pre-Chorus – Variation]
Time wields its scythe in silence, endless gloom,
Every spark fades as fate carves out our doom.

[Chorus]
Entropy increases—feel the fall of all
Chaos claims the cosmos—hear the final call
In the collapse of light, our destiny is spun
Embrace the fleeting void; nothing ever is won

[Verse 3]
Beneath horizons where the shadowed echoes cry,
We watch the fragile threads of all we love untie.
Every bond we forge will someday come undone—
As stars bow to the dark they cannot outrun.

[Bridge]
In the echo of the void, hope shreds like brittle art,
Entropy reigns supreme—binding soul and star apart.

[Chorus – Breakdown]
Entropy increases—feel the fall of all
Chaos claims the cosmos—hear the final call
In the collapse of light, our destiny is spun
Embrace the fleeting void; nothing ever is won

[Post-Chorus – Instrumental]


[Coda – Final]
No flame survives the cosmic deep,
All dreams dissolve, no god remains to keep.
From the ashes of light, our destiny is spun,
In the echo of the void, nothing ever is won.

———

“Echoes of the Void” is a symphonic atmospheric progressive metal requiem—a journey through collapsing galaxies, fading stars, and the silence of eternity. It is a hymn to entropy, a lament for all things bound to vanish, a meditation on the fragility of existence beneath the weight of infinite darkness.
 
This is a work of contrasts—majestic yet fragile, beautiful yet devastating. The orchestration swells like the sound of creation unraveling, while melodies mourn like funeral hymns for dying stars. At its core lies a single truth: entropy reigns, and nothing escapes its grasp.

For listeners who find solace in the melancholic grandeur of gothic and symphonic metal, and for those who embrace the emotional depth of progressive metal, “Echoes of the Void” offers a cinematic descent into the end of all things.

It asks: if every bond is destined to break, if every flame is fated to die, if the universe itself will one day fall silent—what meaning remains? The answer drifts in echoes, fading into the void, where despair and beauty become one.

———

Genre: Symphonic Progressive Metal
Key: C Minor  
BPM: 120
Time Signature: 4/4

———

Artist: Kareem Tyler 
https://www.instagram.com/tylercraftsart

© 2025 Kareem Tyler. All Rights Reserved.

Echoes of the Void

Maybe V3

Who Cares About Tomorrow
(c) J. Murdock McInnes Vasey

[intro]

Will today matter tomorrow
What does tomorrow mean today
All this talk about the future
It is all a game we play

[bridge]

Let's go swim and skip the gym
Let's stay home and eat ice-cream
You look good enough to me
What else do you want to be

Do you need a brand new coat
Do we want to own a boat
Or should I buy a plane
We could fly above the rain

So many things that we could do
If we had a buck or two
As it is we don't have any
But we're saving all our pennies

[instrumental]

What we plan, it never matters
Always sailing in deep waters
Any day might spring a leak
We'll barely have the time to speak

We don't have any control
Whatever way the dice will roll
Things happen we don't know
So for now, on with the show

[instrumental]

Do you need a brand new coat
Do we want to own a boat
Or should I buy a plane
We could fly above the rain

Will today matter tomorrow
What does tomorrow mean today
All this talk about the future
It is all a game we play

[outro]

Who Cares About Tomorrow (miley)

I used to think silence meant peace
That distance was just release
But time doesn’t heal what you ignore
It just waits behind the door
I believed in what you said
Even when it bent my head
I took your words like gospel lines
And paid the price in borrowed time
You smiled like nothing was wrong
But your truth was never strong
I gave you grace, I gave you space
But you filled it with another face
Took a long time to understand
That love can slip right through your hand
Took a long time to see the cost
Of holding on to what was lost
Took a long time, but now I know
You can’t build truth on what won’t grow
I wore the blame like a second skin
Thought if I changed, you’d let me in
But you were gone before the fight
Just a shadow dressed in light
I begged the stars to make it right
But they don’t shine for borrowed night
I learned too late, I learned too slow
That love won’t stay where lies still grow
I gave you years, I gave you grace
You gave me silence, gave me space
But space don’t heal, it just divides
And truth don’t live where ego hides
I built a home on shifting sand
And called it love, and called it grand
But now I see the cracks, the cost
The vows we made, the ones you lost
Took a long time to understand
That love can slip right through your hand
Took a long time to see the cost
Of holding on to what was lost
Took a long time, but now I know
You can’t build truth on what won’t grow
Took a long time
Took a long time
Took a long time
To understand
Took a long time
Took a long time
To understand

🌹Thanks to the players from H.C. and Del's studio

All Rights held by songwriter Edwin H. Balder. 

Be sure to visit Tina's playlist here

https://soundcloud.com/edwin-balder/sets/tina-talone-may-this-kind-of?si=c962a19838244cafab03c08ba110c75f&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

And Tina's new music video here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6TZvNm4nfdQ

Took a Long Time by 🌹Tina Talone🌹

KMT KI Media 2025 (20.08.2025)
Album Trilogie Nr. 23 "Cross and Runes (2/3) - The Hammer Falls" by KMT - Style: Opera, Musical, Electronic, Metal, Epic | Tracks: 30 (ai generated)
Lyric: English

Theme: The old ways are dying, and change will always come at a price. As battle lines are drawn between the new faith and the old, there is fire and blood, with no one left unscathed. Directed and produced by Kurt Michael Treichl.

Track 01: Poppo's Arrival
synthwave, electronic

Track 03: What Is This… Christ?
grunge, acoustic, alternative rock

Track 05: Oaths of the Hird
marching, percussion, drum circle

Track 07: The Cost
chamber music, choral, classical

Track 09: Axl To Grind
Viking metal, metal

Track 11: Baptized by Ice
haunting opera, choral, classical

Track 13: Axe to the Cross
tribal, experimental, world music

Track 15: Bowed, But Not Broken
classical, singer-songwriter, chamber pop

Track 17: Trial By Fire
post-hardcore, experimental rock, screamo

Track 19: The Hammer Falls
throaty metal, metal

Track 21: One True Vision
call and response, gospel, classical

Track 23: The King's Dilemma
piano ballad, singer-songwriter

Track 25: Runestone Defaced
black metal, opera

Track 27: From The South
choral, vocal ensemble, contemporary classical

Track 29: A Price Too Great
screamo, opera, classical

If you would like to use my music commercially, please contact me. No financial income may be derived from my music without my permission. My music is free for private use. However, it would be appreciated if you would credit me (Kurt Michael Treichl).

Thank you very much for your time and ear. Enjoy the journey through my assisted artificially generated music paradise.

Album cover and music generated in coopertion with AI by © Kurt Michael Treichl

Best Regards,
Kurt Michael Treichl (KMT KI Media) - Austria / Salzburg

Visit me at
https://www.ai-music.at (for free music)
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https://www.kmt.zone (for free licenses)

12 Baptized by Ice v2

MooN EchoEs: Eternal Romance (Oriental Edition) is a journey of love told through the language of symphonic and oriental music. Each piece blends the emotional depth of classical orchestration with the soulful beauty of Middle Eastern melodies. From tender whispers of strings and piano to the powerful echoes of oud-inspired modes and lush orchestral arrangements, this album captures the timeless spirit of romance under the moonlit sky. A celebration of passion, longing, and eternal love where East meets West in harmony.

A-Whispers of the Oud

AUTUMN ROSE

Whispered Walls

18. AND I ONLY AM ESCAPED ALONE

Project KT (Knowledge Transfer) is the solo vision of Kareem Tyler—a multidimensional artist navigating the limits of the physical realm through immersive, genre-blending sound. Fusing progressive rock, symphonic fusion, post-punk ambience, and metallic catharsis, Project KT crafts cinematic soundscapes led by violin, orchestral depth, and raw poetic tension.

After a life-altering accident caused partial vocal cord paralysis and ended his ability to play piano, Kareem rebuilt his artistry through digital composition and visual design—transforming personal trauma into transcendent expression.

That rebirth came to life in Echoes of the Void (2025), a symphonic progressive metal epic charting entropy, solitude, and rebirth across expansive movements. Its companion, Beyond the Void, reimagined the work as a cinematic and orchestral odyssey, featuring Canadian singer-songwriter Valeria Rusnak, whose operatic vocals added radiant contrast to Kareem’s baritone foundation. Together, they forged a dialogue of shadow and light, entropy and grace.

Though Project KT remains firmly Kareem’s vision—writing, producing, and shaping every detail—he is actively seeking a female vocalist to further embody its still-untold emotional core. With an evolving presence on Instagram, BandLab, and SoundCloud, Project KT continues to weave cross-medium narratives that fuse sound, image, and meaning.

For listeners and collaborators drawn to gothic romanticism, cinematic drama, and genre-fluid experimentation, Project KT offers more than music—it is an echo unfolding into infinity.