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Mixtape #2 - Flying High On My Magical Indian Rug

1. The Super Trip - Kasundi
2. The Citradels - Jantar Mantar 
3. Kingdom Of The Holy Sun - Jesus In India
4. The Henry Chinaski's Ashtray - Raga Interlude
5. Frankie Teardrop - Lost Member Of A Fake Boyband
6. The Brian Jonestown Massacre - In India You
7. thelightshines - Sunshine In My Head
8. Elephant Stone - Sally Go Round The Sun
9. The Blondi's Salavation - Trust Me

This is a Third Eye Stimuli Mixtape - a collection of new and old music/sounds, arranged to create a mood for the listener.

Third Eye Stimuli does not claim to own any material.
The purpose of this mixtape is to expose artists and share ideas - not to make capital.

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Mixtape #2 - Flying High On My Magical Indian Rug

An old song redone. 
Words and music by Chris Sinnett and Elizabeth Tudhope

Never Listened To My Heart

New song about going home.  Written, performed and produced by Chris Sinnett, with additional vocals by Ellie Tudhope.  

Follow the Lights

just a concept with undying Respect for a fan of mine... the actual song is by argosia called exordium !

Destiny 2 Lightfall OST: Pursuit of Power

An older song, redone for the new year.  

On Broadway

Game Of Thrones "Epic Rock" Cover

My arrangement of the title theme for Mass Effect 2 (also known as "Suicide Mission")

Mass Effect 2 Theme Rock Cover

Agent Tex-Red vs Blue

Hell's Angel

Roar of Dedede (cover)

"Shadows of Fury" represents another evolution in my AI-powered instrumental journey, featuring an unexpected but powerful combination - electric guitar and 6-string electric violin working together to create something truly cinematic. Rather than competing against each other, these instruments form a dramatic alliance where each brings its own strengths to build an emotional arc over nearly five minutes.

The track unfolds like a film score, with the guitar providing the structural foundation and rhythmic power while the violin serves as the emotional voice soaring above. From the atmospheric intro where clean guitar arpeggios set the mood and the violin enters with haunting sustained notes, the piece builds through distinct phases - sometimes the guitar dominates with palm-muted chugging and aggressive riffs, other times the violin takes center stage with tremolo runs, glissandi, and those screaming high notes that cut through the mix like a metal vocalist.
What makes this track special is how the instruments complement rather than compete. The guitar grounds everything with power chords and rhythmic drive, while the 6-string electric violin explores the full emotional spectrum - from lyrical melodic passages to frantic rapid-fire bowing that matches the guitar's intensity. The violin's extended range allows it to harmonize with the guitar in the lower registers while still reaching those soaring heights that define the track's most dramatic moments.

The climactic sections showcase both instruments at peak intensity, creating massive walls of sound where the violin's sustained vibrato rides over the guitar's relentless assault. By the outro, the violin carries the final emotional weight with haunting sustains while the guitar resolves to clean tones, ending the journey where it began - in atmospheric shadows.

Working with AI to orchestrate this blend was incredible because I could layer these contrasting textures exactly as I heard them - the percussive attack of the guitar balanced by the violin's expressive sustain, creating something that feels both heavy and cinematic. "Shadows of Fury" proves that metal instrumentals can be about emotional storytelling, not just technical showmanship.

Shadows of Fury - Instrumental

Mandalorian War Song - Rage Of The Shadow Warriors

Roll20 Legendary Ship AC4

Who remembers 1986? Hands Across America? The first Zelda video game? Ripley taking on Aliens for a second time?  Yes, all of these things happened plus a lovable group of robots from Cybertron made their way to the silver screen for the first time.  Long before Michael Bay's explosion laden action movies came the original 1986 animated film, Transformers:The Movie.  The movie itself featured memorable voice acting from Leonard Nimoy, Orson Welles, Judd Nelson and Robert Stack.  Spoiler alert: Optimus Prime dies as do many of the main cast from the original TV show that captured young minds.  The movie boasted a rock soundtrack that was right for the times. Stan Bush's famous "The Touch" is still widely known today.

 

Fast forward 30 years.  Industrial music scene promoter, cancer survivor and musician, Jim Semonik has brought his fundraiser Electronic Saviors:Industrial Music To Cure Cancer to the aid of many a cancer victim.  It is with this intent that his label, Distortion Productions, LLC and Electronic Saviors offer up a tribute to the robots in disguise with "Respect the Prime:1986 Revisited".  For the first time ever, the classic soundtrack from 1986's Transformers movie has been rebuilt from the ground up with great takes on songs such as Weird Al's "Dare to Be Stupid" by Caustic and Stan Bush's "Dare" by The Dark Clan.  Composer/Musician Vince DiCola is also honored here with renditions of his songs by Victor Love, Everything Goes Cold and boxed warning.  Let's not forget the metal side of things as Bella Morte tackles Spectre General's "Hunger" and Deathproof Featuring Red Lokust takes on "Instruments of Destruction" by N.R.G.  Boasting 17 tracks and multiple versions of the soundtrack will make any electronic music fan happy.  Especially those who grew up in the 80's.

Release Date: August 12th 2016

Respect the Prime: 1986 Revisited

Respect the Prime: 1986 Revisited - Dare - The Dark Clan

Star Wars- Rebels OST- 'Thrawn's True Face'

Boyce Avenue's cover of .fun and Janelle Monae's hit "We Are Young"

Boyce Avenue - We Are Young

Well I'm 26 year old drummer living in Calgary with a brain full of melodies and arrangements, ALL of which come to me at 2:00am! I started playing when I was 13. My dad "Johnny V" got me into music being a Juno winning, Canadian blues hall of fame guitar player (plug ;) and what not and having a seemingly endless amount of records, tapes, cds, etc. for me to listen to! I've found my tastes to be in Metal, Funk, Prog, and Classical but I will not shy away from anything that can be classified as music (insert sub-genre joke here).

Feel free to check out my shtuff as for I will be putting my random tunes up on this page as well as my recordings I deem "listenable". I've also got some drum covers of some other tunes up on youtube (see link above) and my demo "Warlord" is up for sale on littlev.bandcamp.com (see link above) if you feel inclined to support my musical habits.

Game Of Thrones "Epic Rock" Cover

Little V Mills

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