Wrood ورود

Lyrics, music production, mix & mastering by: Shi7a
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https://soundcloud.com/chebrocky And me, We Did This Weird And Sad Masterpiece That Represents Our Life Story 
One 5 mins Trip That Explains a lot About Us

Ansaa | أ ن س ى - MaثMatix X Cheb Rocky

Kopački rit

IELTS 18 Track 03

IELTS 18 Track 02

Bittern Lake announces its subject matter with a pair of gritty covers. “Death in the Wilderness,” a little-known track by renowned guitarist and songwriter J.J. Cale (author of Eric Clapton’s classics “Cocaine” and “After Midnight”), mourns the loss of the Earth’s last wild spaces over a smoldering blues-rock groove with hard-hitting lyrics: “God save this planet now/We’ve got to help somehow/We’ve let it happen way too long.” Following that comes one of the album’s biggest surprises: a version of Joni Mitchell’s “Big Yellow Taxi” that strips away the original’s catchy chorus and sunny acoustic guitars in favor of a sparse, bluesy arrangement featuring little more than a dusty slide guitar and Stroud’s own scorching harmonica licks. “I even changed the lyrics of the last verse — sacrilege!” Stroud notes. But to his delight (and relief), when he sent Mitchell his version, “She loved it.” 
Elsewhere on Bittern Lake, Stroud displays considerable sowriting chops of his own. “Snowshoes and Solitude” could be described as Northern blues, as Stroud meditates on escaping to “a world of wind and water” above the Arctic Circle, where he’s alone with the caribou and the aurora borealis. “How Long” is 
a wakeup call disguised as a plaintive folk ballad, wondering if it’s too late for humanity to realize “time’s no longer on our side.” On the mid-tempo rocker “Any Minute Now,” Stroud strikes a more hopeful note, singing, “Any minute now, my dreams will all come true/There’ll be an end to this waste/And I’ll finally lose this blue” before Elmer Ferrer’s guitar streaks across the song’s bluesy chords like a sunset painting the autumn sky. 

“When I was 14 and started writing, the first guy I ever showed my stuff to was Noel Golden. Three years ago, we started recording together. It was kind of bizarre,” Stroud marvels. Through Golden, Stroud met producer Mike Clink, who was sufficiently impressed with Stroud’s skills as a songwriter to sign on for the project and travel from Los Angeles to Ontario to oversee the Bittern 
Lake recording sessions. 
“In order for me to get involved with an artist, I have to love the music,” says Clink. “I’m really happy with how the record turned out. It’s a great introduction to what Les is all about.” 
Bittern Lake also features covers of fellow Canadian singer-songwriter Bruce Cockburn’s cautionary tale “If a Tree Falls” and a blistering version of Ben Harper’s “Excuse Me Mister,” as well as an intimate, gather-round-the-campfire 
version of the theme song from Stroud’s all-time favorite film, Jeremiah Johnson. (“I’ll still watch that once or twice a year,” he says.) And because Stroud loves to collaborate, he passes the mic twice — once to Suzanne Ungerleider, who records under the name Oh Susanna, with whom he duets on the heartbreaking “Poison,” and once to Toronto singer-songwriter Justin Rutledge, who ends the album on a graceful note with the country-tinged “Goodbye July.” 

“I come by what I’m saying honestly, because I’ve been saying it for a long time,” Stroud affirms. “Sometimes the stars align; a great producer such as Mike Clink, phenomenal musicians, and most importantly, the right message. And as far as putting out this music now and having all these people behind it, it’s very much the right place and the right time.”

Excuse Me Mister (Ben Harper Cover)

Instrumental | Listen to the sound of your inner thoughts

Many thanks to my friend Rudi (F.R. Kniel - @frk1407) for his great support and encouragement.

Ne me quitte pas (French cover song)  Jacques Brel

Instrumental | Orient Squad meets Oum Kaltoum 3

made this beat on koala sampler for these fire acapella bars from pop smoke's hit



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Les Stroud, the visionary behind and creator of the iconic Survival TV genre with his seminal series “Survivorman”, is an exceptional talent whose expertise extends from wilderness survival to the realms of music. As a seasoned musician, singer-songwriter, and film composer, Stroud channels his profound connection with nature into creating music that spans genres like rock, world, prog rock, folk, blues, and ballads, each piece echoing the rhythms of the Earth.

His debut CD, "Les Stroud," marked the beginning of a musical voyage where melody harmoniously met the wilderness. Further exploring this fusion, Stroud collaborated with The Campfire Kings and The Northern Pikes, producing 3 roots-rock/acoustic albums. These collaborations yielded music that deeply resonated with listeners, drawing them into a world where nature and sound intertwine.

Stroud's epic album, "Mother Earth" and the rich "Bittern Lake," were both produced by legendary Mike Clink, and stand as testaments to his environmental passion and musical range. Mother Earth features the world sounds of ancient chanting and remote indigenous musical collaborations from jungles and deserts around the world. Featuring collaborations with icons like Slash and Steve Vai, it showcases Stroud's versatility and commitment to blending diverse musical styles. His album "Bittern Lake," is celebrated for covering some of the greatest environmental songs in history.

On stage, Stroud transforms into a captivating performer. His concerts are more than live music events; they are immersive experiences where powerful imagery, storytelling, and music converge. Stroud's prowess on the harmonica, joined by A-list performing musicians is combined with his engaging narratives about survival and nature, and combined, creates a unique concert atmosphere that is compelling and awe inspiring.

Les Stroud's transition from a globally recognized survival expert to a respected musician, composer and performer is a journey of multifaceted talent and unwavering passion. His albums, star-studded collaborations, and compelling live performances celebrate life’s adventures and pay homage to the natural world, resonating with audiences worldwide. As an independent artist, Stroud's creative autonomy in his musical journey speaks volumes of his artistic integrity and dedication to his craft.

Excuse Me Mister (Ben Harper Cover)

Les Stroud

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