Part 04 - Fear Itself - Feat Bindi Barz

Keeper of peace, what’ve you done to me?
I’ve buried my head in the sand
Now I’m confined to thoughts in my mind 
A crisis in familiar land
I’m hoping that someone hears me call
Is my call worth it at all?

Please keep on searching
For the words that you sought
For your peace, I’m urging
It’s not all for naught 

People, they see what they want to see
If you bleed the wrong colours, they’ll scorn your heart
Say what you want, we were doomed from the start
Feigning a smile, with their words to beguile

But keeper, tell me
Why the forest and trees 
Always stand so at ease 
When the world’s at war

While we look around 
for what’s lost to be found
And we wait every day 
To be taken away

Patience first, and discipline 
Just the way it’s always been
But my fortitude is wearing thin
And I’m waiting just to ask again

Rivers flowing forward
Forth the currents flow
The natures found in your world
It’s okay to let go

Child, I hope now that what’s lost is now found
And you won’t worry much any more
Surrender yourself to the strength of the sea
And you’ll soon start to see what I mean

There’s peace in what you became
Your nature and mine are the same

Peacekeeper

Peacekeeper (Demo)

post punk x goth Rock x doomer music x darkwave x New wave x alternative Rock type Beat INSTRUMENTAL 

FREEZING (darkwave x goth Rock type Beat INSTRUMENTAL)

“For all those allergic to felines.” - Benjamin Nix

All music by Benjamin Nix, Performed by Benjamin Nix. Written by Benjamin Nix.

“The Death of Me” was written in love, humility, and appreciation for Dani Ford.  Very Special Thanks to Kahlan Davis and Dani Ford.

Art by Engin Akyurt (Pixabay)

Very Special Thanks to Kahlan Davis and Dani Ford.)

Pervert

A song about learning from mistakes

LYRICS:

Who do you think you are fooling with that smile?
A stare cold and brooding
Gloomy and wild
The clock keeps on turning
in spite of your pleas
The fire, slowly burning
approaching the trees

Today is impossible
to repeat
so don't try
The rain is unstoppable
Come in
and stay dry

Too many times we have been here before
It blew out your mind
and it knocked down your door
It pays to revisit
the places we found
when we were explicit
with our feet on the ground

Explicit

Soggy Cornbread, a tale of lovers and the death of the love and the birth of trials and tribulations.

Soggy Cornbread(Love And Death)

The Walk To The Cross

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/570KWouYjjgFq2Xj2xjOtP?si=LolcsN74SJadMxOmHEknrg
www.babyfromtheforest.com
Alto Saxophone: Patrick Chavis
Drummer: Zebulun
Bass: Andrew Richard Cerecedes
Guitar: Bradford Betz
Recorded by: Baby from the Forest 
Mixed: Dave Parra
Mastered: Jamal Ruhe  
Cover Artwork: Jazmin Salas

Forest People

Modern Day Oasis

It is the streets and canals of Amsterdam in the Autumn. Melancholic tunes of street musicians, atmosphere of loneliness and light nostalgia slowly embracing you while getting lost..

Seven very talented young composers of today made an interdisciplinary program in Muziekgebouw aan ‘t IJ working together with the Nieuw Ensemble, as well as various artists, from an actress to a jazz singer. Brand-new compositions, a sound sculpture, music-theater, were all presented in the Great Hall, offering to the audience an exciting glimpse of 2014′s new music scene.
 
The Nieuw Ensemble, Yoshiaki Onishi, Emre Sihan Kaleli, Mátyás Wettl, Igor Iofe, Flora Koene, Felipe Ignacio Noriega and Kate Moore presenting An Evening of Today.

https://soundcloud.com/nieuw-ensemble

Harrie Starreveld, Shakuhachi https://soundcloud.com/h-starreveld
Sarah Jeffery, Paetzold Recorder https://soundcloud.com/sarahjeffery
Igor Iofe, Piano https://soundcloud.com/igor-iofe
Herman Halewijn, Percussion 
Tristan Renfrow, Percussion
Hans Wesseling, Mandolin
Helenus de Rijke, Guitar
Ernestine Stoop, Harp
Rob Dirksen, Double Bass

http://aneveningoftoday.com/
http://www.muziekgebouw.nl/agenda/Concerten/2499/Nieuw_Ensemble/An_Evening_of_Today_2/

Cover image ©PavlovNM

Streets..

First of many to come helpful performance tracks rendered by my wife.
Updated 3/28/22

SAFE IN HIS ARMS / LADY MELODIE

Portal 2

My father, Bishop Milton E. Rochford taught me to play my first jingle on the piano at 7 years old. After a little schooling I developed my ear by sitting under some of my mentor's; professor Benny Cummings, Willard Meek’s (aka: golden fingers) and my good friend Pastor Donnie McClurkin, just to name a few. Pastor Mark Reddick taught me my first song, "God has smiled on me" by James Cleveland. Music is my obsession, second only to my joy of studying God’s word. The Word, undergirding my music provides heavenly melodic medicine. Take your daily medication! To God be all the glory!

SAFE IN HIS ARMS / LADY MELODIE

The Lord&E on keys Heavenly Harmonies.