Name: Hey Doctor by Marcos de Cunto
Duration: 2 min 14 s
Description: A Rock instrumental song made for a game,

oh wow great rock sound -amazing guitars -real good production

Awesome guitar riff and the drums are crazy.  Great track!

This is the original instrumental version of this popular #inspiredresponse .... check it out.... and.... ENJOY!!!!!!

I've been listening to In Utero a lot lately and it inspired this latest creation.  It started off as an instrumental cover of Rape Me, but transformed into my response to the song.  Hope you enjoy.  RIP Kurt. #rapeme #inutero #nirvana #kurtcobain

Take it my Friend (#the_instrumentals)

This was an off the cuff, spur of the moment creation I made the other day while I was out for a walk to clear my head.  I dedicated it to my #blabbuds from @bandlab,com ....
Now I want to share it with my SoundCloud supporters... Check it out and see what u think....
#LKTRAR .... on and on.... and ON!!!

Pleased to Meet U (w/ single vocal track)

A Rock instrumental song made for a game,

Hey Doctor

A Million Skies

don’t know a thing about the world, it keeps changing
I watched you bring a little peace to my pond

now everything we’ll ever do seems ancient
but I am still unlearning all that I’ve learned

don’t know a thing about the world...

the winter freeze, it calls our lease
our fallacies
they squeeze us out of conversations

we felt so free when we crossed a sea
far from family
the ballast rocks of generations

free
(to avert a loss,
to avoid the pain,
to control your thoughts,
then it ends the same)

from knowing
(it’s all in vain,
don’t know a thing,
you don’t control a thing,
it’s all in vain)

free
(but you know yourself,
put trust in yourself,
go on and lean on yourself,
you believe in yourself)

from knowing
(except yourself
is not a thing,
it’s all in vain,
self’s not a thing)

Chorus: repeated

we never lie, we just don't know
the shadows stroll by
dictating our conversation

we simplify and for all we know
an angel dies
whenever common sense is mentioned

Chorus: repeated

unlearning all that I have learned...

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Shemesh" is a 30-piece orchestra symphony that serves as a tribute to the great Hanan Ben Ari, incorporating a diverse range of instruments beyond the strings. Alongside Asher Laub's captivating violin performance and the full string section, the arrangement also features the expressive power of brass, winds, and percussion. These additional instrumental elements enrich the composition, adding depth, color, and dynamic contrast to the overall sound.

The symphony beautifully intertwines the memorable melody of Hanan Ben Ari's song "Shemesh" with the orchestral arrangement. The lyrics of the original song convey a profound message of hope, resilience, and the power of the sun as a symbol of renewal and transformation. The arrangement seeks to capture the essence of these lyrics through its cinematic and romantic core, allowing the listener to experience a profound emotional journey.

Throughout the piece, the orchestration skillfully blends the delicate and soaring tones of the strings with the bold and triumphant sounds of the brass section. The winds add a touch of whimsy and lightness, while the percussion provides a rhythmic foundation and adds dynamic energy to the arrangement. Together, these instruments create a rich tapestry of sound, enhancing the emotional impact of the composition and lending it a grandeur befitting a tribute to a revered artist.

In conclusion, "Shemesh" is a breathtaking orchestral production that pays homage to Hanan Ben Ari, skillfully incorporating a variety of instruments to complement the solo violinist and the full string section. The arrangement beautifully captures the essence of Ben Ari's lyrics, delivering a profound and emotional musical experience. From the evocative melodies to the diverse orchestral textures, this symphony stands as a testament to the power of music to honor and celebrate the legacy of an influential artist while invoking a sense of hope, resilience, and transformation in the hearts of its listeners.

Shemesh

This song is part of 'TImes I Remember' EP: https://soundcloud.com/lazyavenue/sets/times-i-remember-ep

Song &  Album Download available from: 
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The Picture On The Wall

This story of times I believed in anything,
This story of times like a rainbow in the sun,

Everything is over now, 
I can't seem to feel them right now..

This time of now, everything is like a black and white,
This time of now, I am like a rainbow in the rain, 
(so fainted....)

I don't feel nothing now, 
So much pain all around me, 
I like to fly now, put me up to the sky, 
And I‘m falling down, 

Once again, I like to go back to you now, 
This story of us flying out, 
Let's do it again, but, 
Why we have been frozen now, 
It's like forever winter nights, 
I know, I can't feel anything right now.. 

Just like the picture on the wall, 
Everything is over now, 
Just like the picture on the wall, 
I like to go back now..
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