Open Source Drumming (OSD):
(for further details, check my Bio)

Jungle Fantasy nr.1:
A 180 bpm groove that is my first serious version/approach to a Jungle drumming.

As usual, try to hear with head/ear-phones (effects will be much more appreciated), and all is being played in one shoot (no sequences, no multi tracks, all played in real time --> it means i can play in live situations in real time).

Hope you enjoy it, and looking forward to have your musical ideas using this drum song and others (my email: gserranodg@hotmail.com)

Greetings from Viña del Mar, Chile!
Gonzalo

Jungle Fantasy nr.1

Ashun Mahayana

I'm keeping it going with hope enough
I'm ticking off days and sleep is rough
A shot in the arm that gives a boost
I've got too cosy in my roost

CHORUS
I open my eyes and the world still seems the same
You can strip all away but the hope will still remain

These prison walls may not be physical
But they're strong enough to stop me seeing you
I'm closing my eyes, forming a wish
I'm searching the ocean for one fish

CHORUS

There's one step forward two steps back
And I've no white flag for this attack

CHORUS

Hope

Children Of Promise

Gingerland

May The Fourth Be With You

Oh No! I've said too much - There goes the neighborhood! - Available now on I Tunes, Amazon Music and Spotify

Breathe

A mirror (Intro)

A simple and emotional song. Thank you Ren for your amability and sympathy.

https://soundcloud.com/renfaye-1

LITTLE BRIGHTER

Little Brighter (REN FAYE AND DELAFLOR)

Start of a new series of tracks - Conjunctions. Created in AUM using Mononoke, Fundamental and Koshiba.

Conjunctions I

Joshua M Norton's Album

Preludes & Nocturnes III

Prolific musician, author, photographer and oddity.  With influences ranging from the lofi pop of Guided by Voices, the gothic melodrama of Nick Cave, the glam of Bowie and the nakedness of Iggy Pop - this is Marc Freak.  Former frontman of Freak Circus and Dead Joe.  An experiment in DIY and lofi.  The odd bum note here, the even odder bum note there.  But with art do we care?