Well, we can at least hope for a very long coffee break then...
those who are able to make reponsible and environmentally sustainable decisions should take it. Now!

Renaturation during a Coffee Break

Composed, arranged, performed, and produced by
Carlos Vivanco

Moon Lovers

JAMIE'S STOMP

A tribute to one of SoundCloud's most productive and inclusive music makers, Jamie Rhind. https://soundcloud.com/jamie-rhind You'll rarely come across someone who's more generous to put others in the spotlight musically quite like Jamie. He has an enormous catalogue of originals and jams with some of SoundCloud's finest. And he's always out to find new talent. As a result you could see Jamie as an independent and totally generous talent scout. Without ever wanting anything in return but you to play with him on his songs. I have always enjoyed his jams, featuring on quite a few myself, Jamie also kind of discovered me here on SoundCloud and really pushed my music to have it catch on. This year even leading to a record label approaching me to release my latest acoustic guitar album. Right at the start was Jamie... So thanks buddy! Keep on doing what you do. It really makes a difference!

-Dan

As always I really appreciate your likes, comments and shares!

Music is based on an unreleased Jamie Rhind original, with added parts and a different arrangement by Dan van den Berg.

All guitars, bass, keyboards and drum programming by Dan van den Berg, October 2021

Electric Guitar: Fender American Professional II Stratocaster HSS Olympic White RW
Acoustic Guitar: Joan Cashimira, modelo 145, spruce top w/ cocobolo sides and back, Gata de Gorgos (Alicante), 2015, recorded using an Apogee MiC.
Bass: Fender Performer Jazz Bass
Keyboards in Sampletank
Recorded using Amplitube and AURIA for iPad
Mixing in AURIA, mastered with Final Touch
Drum programming in Amplitube, Funk kit, arranging in AURIA

Jamie's Stomp

Jamie’s Stomp | A tribute to Jamie Rhind

720 - Time Moves On

Such a great artist and singer/songwriter.  Real and down to earth
songs that are so relatable.  One of country's greatest.  I love Merle
Haggard and I love this tune.  My thanks to my friend, Lefty Mike,
for his vocals,harp,bass and helping with the recording.  Mike is a 
talented singer/songwriter with great songs on SC.  It would be
a treat to visit his SC page.

The Way I Am  (cover by Chuck Aaron and Left Mike)

I had something inside that must fly free.
Tenía algo dentro que necesitaba volar libre.

ARDEA

A Christmas album for the grown and the dreaming.

Born from whispered late-night sessions and too many cups of tea,
Winters Velvet blends tradition with rebellion — familiar hymns reshaped in silk and snowfall, original stories stitched with emotion, and a voice that refuses to behave.

These aren’t carols for crowded malls or background noise.
They’re soundtracks for quiet rooms, soft hands, and memories that hurt a little.

Tracklist Highlights:
✨ Stille Nacht — a German lullaby as gentle as candlelight
✨ Quiet Night — a reimagined English version, stripped to its breath
✨ Leise rieselt der Schnee — winter’s softness in its native tongue
✨ Aria of the Blessed Night — an operatic retelling of the Nativity, powerful and sacred
✨ Snow on Your Collarbone — a romantic confession in the hush of December
✨ Carol of the Velvet Bells — crystalline voices over orchestral frost
✨ Midnight Mistletoe — jazz lounge, champagne lips, and Christmas sin

This album is Sienna Vale:
part velvet, part fire, always human.

For anyone who never quite fit the “nice” list
but still believes in magic.

Own the Album

Snow on Your Collarbone

Psalm 126

ITs a slow flow flop, last song more juice

Quiet Rooms I Don’t Apologize For Anymore

An old new track :)
Remastered by Houman (https://soundcloud.com/houmans)

Flying in the Dream

The Whole Life

Music/Arrangement/Production/Vocals/Lyrics by Achazia

Requiem

Hi, I'm a keys player and I like making up grooves to existing jazz and latin standards. Over the last few years I've been mainly working on original numbers.

It's just me in the music you hear, I play all the parts off a keyboard recording in midi and layer up into the finished version.

I started playing the piano as a kid , then took up the trombone and played for fun in various local amateur bands and orchestras. Then at 18 went to college and didn't do anything  musically  for many years. Started playing the saxophone and tuba more recently, and in the last four years or so got back into the keyboard which is now my main instrument.

I like making up jazzy  late night music & music you can listen to when travelling. Sounds like a strange thing but I find the most enjoyable part of a holiday is the travelling part, whether that's on a plane , train or even a car on a quiet road with some nice views. Looking through a window with a changing view, in a bubble of suspended time between two worlds, that's what travelling feels like to me, and I like to write music that sounds that way - http://soundcloud.com/markd54321/361-stolen-moments-320kbps . Can't really explain it any better than that for now. Cheers Mark

720 - Time Moves On

Mark Dorricott Music