Back To Black (NEW) Cover Version By Lareena

Ma Chérie By NAÏKA (Live Performance)

Hadi moda twila

elyanna - naseeni el donya (live)

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Her Song V

it's 3am in the smoky jazz club and she walks onto the stage to play the last set of the night... tales of heartbreak, self destruction, lust, nightmares and doomed love... but not without a sprinkle of hope on top. Sometimes that small piece of hope is enough to take you through another day. A melancholy collection of some of my jazz reinterpretations of my songs

Edge of Reflection v3 jazz version

This one is different, out of the box, something about fathers, daughters and trying to protect her.

When Protection Hurts

Oh, the Traveler Man, with his lantern eyes  
Burning dim in the falling snow  
He trades his name for a stranger’s sigh  
And leaves before you know  
He’s the hymn you hum when the night is long  
The prayer you lose in the sand  
He’s the road that never ends in song  
The restless Traveler Man....

The Traveler Man

Lantern Kin is a real-world Appalachian folk collective known for blending mythic storytelling, ambient textures, and psychedelic soul into a hauntingly original sound.

Formed in the misty foothills of southern Appalachia, Lantern Kin is a five-piece ensemble—three men and two women—whose music channels the region’s deep-rooted folklore through surreal lyrics, acoustic instrumentation, and ritualistic harmonies. Their sound fuses fingerpicked guitar, bowed strings, steel and slide guitar, conga drums, and ambient textures, often opening with slow-burning chants that evoke ancestral memory and dreamlike states. Drawing inspiration from Cherokee legends, nursery rhymes, and ghost stories, the band crafts ballads that feel both ancient and otherworldly—songs like “Ash & Antler,” “Jesica’s Dreams,” and “The Witching Hour” explore themes of courage, transformation, and the veil between worlds.

Lantern Kin’s live performances are immersive and ceremonial, often staged in forest clearings, candlelit barns, or moss-covered ruins, with visuals that include lanterns, bones, driftwood, and Appalachian textiles. Their dual lead vocals—one male, one female—are supported by layered backup singers who echo like spirits in the trees. With roots in folk, blues, Hawaiian mele, and ambient psychedelia, Lantern Kin has carved out a niche that’s as groovy as it is ghostly, earning a devoted following among fans of mythic Americana and experimental folk.


Smoke in the Bell Jar

Genie In A Bottle - Enes & Sofia

While listening to Charlie Puth's Attention song, I started singing KADEBOSTANY - Castle in the Snow in the song's chorus.

CHARLIE PUTH - Attention & KADEBOSTANY - Castle In The Snow [MATCHING]

Leeuwenstein is the musical identity of Alex van Leeuwen, producer, songwriter, where he transforms inner journeys into immersive, ritualistic, and psychedelic soundscapes, a Dutch artist and ceremony guide who healed from PTSD through plant medicine. His music is crafted as a sacred space: a blend of shamanic tradition and electronic innovation, with tribal percussion, ambient textures, and angelic female vocals.

Leeuwenstein’s live performances and sound journeys are deeply immersive, supporting inner healing, movement, and expanded states of consciousness. Perfect for psychedelic ceremonies, truffle experiences, and conscious festivals, his albums, such as Frozen in Time, Rhythms of the Cosmos, and The Green Path, are widely used as tools for transformation.

Leeuwenstein invites his audience not just to listen, but to feel, remember, and return home to themselves.

Though rooted in healing music, Leeuwenstein occasionally ventures into political territory, crafting powerful protest songs that reflect on war, freedom, and the future of humanity.