Amor'e mio

This is Private Room 2, my second installment of a semi live performance for you to enjoy. With private room I am hoping to bring you a laid back, more relaxed and emotional journey. My Singers are AI generated for a visual pleasure but their voices are as real as it can get. I started this project many months ago but only just now that I comfortable enough to share. PS: The last song "fine" is sang by me....
Enjoy this 10 min mash up of released and unreleased music of mine and please do let me know what you think.

Track list:

1. Laurent - Was it real (unreleased)
2. Jay - In the name of love (released)
3. Bia - Sun goes down (unreleased)
4. Tamas Halo - Fine (unreleased)

Private Room 2

"Amore Mio" is a composition born out of a desire to pay homage to the African continent and the rich culture that inspired it. With this song, I aimed to create a musical dialogue between African tradition and modern influences, blending styles like Afro House, Pop, and R&B. Every musical and lyrical element was carefully chosen to convey a warm, romantic, and sensual atmosphere that accompanies the central theme of the song: love.

The structure of the lyrics is a journey through various African languages, symbolizing the unity and diversity of this continent. In the first verse, written in Swahili, I wanted to capture the solar energy and vibrant spirit of East Africa, inviting listeners on a journey filled with light and love. The second verse, in Xhosa, brings dance and movement, evoking the power and grace of South African culture, with a vibe that celebrates life. The third verse, in Zulu, continues this energy, delivering a message of joy and unity, reflecting the communal spirit that defines African life.

The repetitive chorus, “Amore Mio,” serves as a leitmotif, a universal declaration of love, connecting the song's heart with a sense of passion and romance. Whether it's love for a person or for Africa itself, this simple and catchy refrain carries a deep message: love transcends boundaries and is expressed through the universal language of music.

Instrumentally, I chose a combination of acoustic guitar and percussion, which are present throughout the composition, maintaining an organic and authentic sound, close to African roots. Adding synthesizers, electronic drums, and modern R&B and Pop influences brings a contemporary touch, creating a perfect balance between tradition and modernity. 

The overall mood of the song is chill, relaxing, and positive, with a romantic energy, designed to evoke a sense of well-being, peace, and joy. I wanted listeners to feel transported to a warm and welcoming world, one where love and African culture blend seamlessly.

Through this composition, "Amore Mio" becomes an ode to African culture, a celebration of this extraordinary continent's beauty, diversity, and emotional richness. Africa is my source of inspiration, and through this music, I want to pay tribute to its places, languages, and vibrant soul.

Verse 1 (Swahili)

Jua linawaka, twende pamoja
The sun is shining, let’s go together

Sauti ya muziki, furaha ya moyo
The sound of music, joy of the heart

Verse 2 (Xhosa)

Ukukhanya kwelanga, masidanse
The light of the sun, let’s dance

Intliziyo yam iyaphakama, siyathanda
My heart is rising, we are in love

Verse 3 (Zulu)

Siyajabula, hamba nami
We are happy, walk with me

Ingoma yethu, siyathandana
Our song, we love each other

Amore Mio

The Cabaret is the third track from my new project, The Night. It was conceived for my wife to dance, as she is a poledancer. The track represents a man going to the club and being blown away by a performance of a dancer.

The Cabaret is on fire, but not literally.

The Cabaret

A 90s new man called Stan - The Moon is Rising (Folk-tronix mix)

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A 90s new man called Stan - The Moon is Rising (Folk-tronix mix)

A 90s NEW MAN CALLED STAN.