"We held each other tight 
And laughed at life's cold gaze 
And whispered to the night, 'All will be well' 
Together we can make this darkness bright"...

Grateful as always to the many matchless musicians that helped me out with this one: 
Lydia Salnikova (vocals); 
Nicolás Ojeda (bass); 
Erik Holmbom (guitars); 
Nightsongs studio brass (horn sect / tpt solo)
and many more…

Once again - so grateful to Andy Walter (Abbey Road Studios) for adding his mastering magic to this one.

Finally, big thanks to that finely tuned and razor eared little band of co-conspirators at Mohan family HQ who still support me all the way, keep me on the straight and narrow and really do make it all happen. Joint Enterprise!

Lyric Vid link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rqh4iSM7t3A

Shadows In The Fire

N - 56

Nordic Love

HASSELLHOFF

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Energymaker on Spectrum On Air Vol.38, IMFDO 0067, 04.02.2024

Enough Of It

Schaleschanen

Energymaker on Spectrum On Air Vol.44, IMFDO 0073, 17.03.2024

JUNGLE FEVER 3SUM
ALternative Mixdowns
Pt 1
original songs by Skender Makota

A part of a three song themed ambient/jungle/drumnbass saga.

Please start with Part 1, listen through Part 2 and end here with Part 3.

BONUS tracks are:
- Part 1 with Alternative Mix
- Part 2 (Oasys) with Alternative Mix
I guess they should be "2Sum", but then again, why2Sum when they could be.. 5SUM?
Naah, forget it. Next time...

I've always been into good drumbie or jungle, house music is where I live, but I like to travel outside as well, visit the neighbors so to speak, and make some drumnbass, ambient, techno or whatever.

This versatility is one major bonus electronic music production allows us to do, and in my opinion one of the major reasons why I love making and living in the sounds of good electronic music in my productions.

While I also fully enjoy jazz music and playing jazz piano, transcribing tracks by Bill Evans, Munk, Parker, Corea and many other legends, my mindset is in the study and mind expanding mode, as jazz theory in my opinion is one of the most interesting enigmas for a musician to get into "resolving", as it is really a gift that keeps on giving...

But once I get my Moogs up and running, those lights and leds start turning on in my head as well, and I switch to pure enjoyment of making more electronic music, often incorporating what I learned while jazz studying, I guess ;)

You could say that I see ALL music as one big family, which often gets into quarrels with each other, but are always there for each other when, and if the shit hits da fan.

As one of my great teachers at Berklee in Boston '99 said: "It's just Music, maan".

More jungle coming up, stay tuned!   

HASSELLHOFF

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