*** Lyrics by Carlton Carr ***

I've danced with the moon
Flirted with the sun
Cuddled a million stars
Had oceans of love in my heart

I've fallen so far
Crawled in the gutter
Spent days in a bar
Slept on a bench in the park

None of this matters
Just a scattering of dust
It's little things I treasure
Tiny moments small pleasures

The taste of ice cream
A beautiful dream
First kisses
First love
The sound of your breath
In the dark

In life's silver autumn
I've learnt to believe
And be still in these moments
Catching memories like falling leaves

None of this matters
Just a scattering of dust
It's little things I treasure
Tiny moments small pleasures

Catching Memories (Acoustic Version)

Hurting 

You say I let you down but I was never that high
You say I turned my back but I was facing the right way
Such a foregone conclusion,
not a lover but a friend your’e losing now 
So sad , still hurts me at the same time
So sad and I’ll be hurting for a long time

You say I’m not the same but I know who I am 
You say I have no heart but I was only a false start 
Just an optical illusion,
Not a lover but a friend your’e losing now 
So sad , still hurts me at the same time
So sad and I’ll be hurting for a long time

So take your baggage and get packing 
A suitcase of entitlement 
I will be well clear of your drama 
I’ll be moving on….

Hurting

Bonjour à tous, voici "Chanson d’espoir" une archive composée en 2003 (remastérisé 2024) interprété par Nathalie qui n’a pas marché à sa sortie. Bonne écoute  

Paroles et Musique :  Laurentides Music
Arrangements :          Laurentides Music
Copyright :                 Laurentides Music 2024

Chanson d’espoir une archive composée en 2003 (remastérisé 2024) interprété par Nathalie

American Pie

SATURN SONG

Golden skies paint the nights slowly, Whispers of light where the gentle winds blow, and your silhouette dances in the hue.

Every Sunset With You

Bonjour à tous,
Voici un hommage à Jean-Olivier Chénier (1806–1837), , patriote, et figure emblématique de la rébellion du Bas-Canada.
En décembre 1837, à Saint-Eustache, il prend les armes pour défendre les idéaux de justice, de liberté et d’autodétermination du peuple québécois.
Tombé au combat, il devient le symbole d’un courage indomptable et d’une lutte encore vivante dans notre mémoire collective.
J’ai écrit cette chanson pour un spectacle musicale dédié au Québec Libre en 1985. 
Elle est interprétée avec émotion par Louise Desrosiers.
Un  hommage à l’homme, au rêve, et à cette flamme qui ne s’éteint jamais.



Chant :			Louise Desrosiers 1985
Paroles :		Laurentides Music 
Composition :		Laurentides Music 
Arrangements : 	Laurentides Music
Copyright :		Laurentides Music 2025


L'écho des patriotes  hommage à Jean-Olivier Chénier (1806–1837)

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Packaging:
• 180 Gram vinyl in a gatefold tip-on jacket w/resealable sleeve
• Lacquer cut by Roger Seibel at SAE Mastering 
• Mastered for vinyl and digital by Taylor Deupree
• Bandcamp DL code on card: Formats: FLAC, 320K MP3
• Physical copies only receive a free download of the Reforestation EP, including remixes from Kiln, Ten and Tracer, Western Skies Motel, Mombi, Spheruleus, Porya Hatami, plus two bonus songs from Mute Forest.

In a seemingly ceaseless acreage near his childhood home in the Rockies of Colorado, Kael Smith (Mombi, Khale) takes a deep breath and listens critically to the forest. It is not the same sound he remembers as a youth, when he’d disappear for hours deep into these woods. No, the sound he hears today is unfamiliar and vapid. Muted, really.

Since Smith’s departure to the city of Denver; the Mountain Pine Beetle has moved into these woodlands and decimated the trees; devouring their insides and leaving empty husks in its wake. It is among these thinned out swaths a word keeps repeating back to him, over and over, incessantly…Deforestation. 

Painstakingly written, recorded and mixed at his home studio in Denver, 'Deforestation' (Out November 13th on Lost Tribe Sound) sprawls across nine sonorous and meticulously wrought tracks containing elements of minimal electronic, ambient and folk. Large cavernous beats, micro-ambient deconstruction and nylon guitar all swirl into a coherent palate left for Smith’s poignant, intimate words. 

Mastered specifically for vinyl by Taylor Deupree (12k), and with the additional step taken to create lacquers and metal stampers by Roger Siebel at SAE Mastering, 'Deforestation' sees a gatefold 180-gram release from Lost Tribe Sound that, like the material, takes no shortcuts. Both the album’s acetate and test pressing were scrutinized for anomalies on world-class vinyl setups at Arizona’s esteemed high-end audio dealer and vacuum tube specialists, Arizona Hi-Fi. Concluding the deluxe package and connecting intimately with the material within are stark, disintegrating images courtesy of renowned minimalist photographer Christy Romanick (Rivulets, Chihei Hatakeyam).

L'écho des patriotes hommage à Jean-Olivier Chénier (1806–1837)

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