Clouds Scribble hazy    - hieroglyphs across a blank blue page of sky whispy creeping tendrils of other peoples Dreams  fragments of  Dreams  trees writhing twisted limbs dropping dead wood  The wind so cold  from the east Drying their roots  but killing the rot in the soil  sometimes the harshest winds are needed  to thrive    blowing other peoples dreams across the sky,  fragments of our dreams across the sky   i wonder what they think of Mine we are open we are the tree we are the wind  we are the ocean we are the dreams    that blow across a summer sky  say goodbye   we are open we are the tree we are the wind  we are the chosen we are the dreams    that blow across a summer sky  say goodbye  say goodbye   not forever  for now

Fragments

“Maria”

Art work: AliceKeyStudio via Pixabay

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“Decades ago, as a child, I learnt this song “Ave Maria” by listening to my two older sisters sing it.”　An old aunt told me this.

Maria

Johann Sebastian Bach used "Befiehl du deine Wege" and its 1601 tune by Hans Leo Hassler ("Herzlich tut mich verlangen", ) in his St. Matthew Passion.]

The song has later appeared in different shapes like in Paul Simon`s American Tune.
Here is our version: a little different from the classical (with some blue tones from Oddvar) and some new composition with Norwegian folk music influence (Vagle)
We hope the song will bring you comfort

Oddvar Solheim: Guitar
Torbjørn Vagle: Hammond Organ, synths and (vocal stem)

Sunrise (Vagle & Solheim)

Original song by Phil Dutton & Les Corlett

Lyrics
You stripped me of the lies,
That got in the way,
The reason I'm terrified,
Is I'm waiting to say.
That one by one,
We both fell from grace.
The emptiness haunts me,
Alone in this place.

What should I do,
When you push me away?
What should I do,
When it calls?
What should I do,
When the pressure's upon me?
Should I simply turn
And walk away?

We burnt all our bridges,
That led to us here.
Excuses we made,
Am I forgiven my dear? 
For failin' you,
Right from the start?
There are so many reasons,
But I don't have the heart.
You saved me my love,
From destructions cost.
I was tossed by the wind,
To seduction I lost.
As one by one,
My emotions decay,
Now I'm less than I was,
And I'm afraid. 

What should I do,
When you push me away?
What should I do,
When it calls?
What should I do,
When the pressure's upon me?
Should I simply turn
And walk away?

Now I'm runnin' on empty, 
And the weight wares me down. 
It's heavy enough,
But I still wear the crown. 
On days when I'm  thankful,
And at night I regret,
All of the things,
I haven't said yet.  

So what should I do,
When you push me away?
And what should I do,
When it calls?
What should I do,
When the pressure's upon me?
Should I simply turn
And walk away?
What should I do,
When you give me no choice? 
What should I do,
When I stop hearin' your voice?
What should I do,
When I lie here to die?
Should I simply turn
And walk away?

Burning Bridges

"...And they shall call his name Emmanuel, which being interpreted is, God with us."  Matthew 1:23  (KJV)

Emmanuel

So I have been on a dystopia kick lately.  This is a story about a young woman in a post apocalyptic world. As she stands at the edge of a cliff and looks on at the vast scorched Earth beneath her,  she remembers a simpler more beautiful world, filled with tranquility and peace. It was not  that long ago after all...she was enjoying it with her loved ones. And even though that world is gone and the reality is grim and harsh in the wake of one's survival, it's memory  somehow warms her heart and gives her hope and strength to  go on  and rebuild... a better future for her and those to follow...  

In any case...  that is my little story for this  musical beast lol. Decided to play with dubstep's closest cousin today... so that  is my take on DnB.  Enjoy...

Memory

A undoubtedly danceable piece taking the listener on a ground subway journey through the shady neighborhoods of the Bronx in the late '90s. This musical narrative ranges from the pulsating rhythms of urban streets taken down to underground clubs, to the lavish realms of wealthy kids at the end of the decade. The track undoubtedly radiates dance energy, drawing richly from the legacy of various electronic genres. It's a musical experience where ultratribe resonances intertwine with exotic sounds, creating a multi-layered tale of contrast and harmony in the urban landscape of the '90s.

Layered Ultratribe Ego Trip Ritual

Ruins

Whispers, A song recorded in the mid-nineties
Written and arranged by
Keith Fabrique with Paul Civil

Whispers

Cosmos Is My Hero (2)

Played the Bass , wrote it and sang it as a demo to play with accompaniment .

Whispers

Keith Fabrique/Glasslip Records

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