Jamie Webster - Weekend In Paradise - G45MAN

De mannen van Hak op de Tak zijn met Lampegastuh de studio ingedoken voor deze onvervalste dansvloer rammer! Wat een Bad Boys! Play it loud!

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Alexandra Burke Ft. Flo Rida - Bad Boys (Hak Op De Tak & Lampegastuh Total Loss Remix) FREE RELEASE

Rule the World original by Take That - cover by Markus Sparfeldt , Münster . Starstreet Studios, Oktober 2013, mastering Jochen Hohmann - a tribute to Gary Barlow , Take That , Michael Buble . Thanks for listening.

Rule the world - Gary Barlow Take That - Cover by Markus Sparfeldt

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Casper Walsh - Simmer Down (Official Audio)

Christian Indie

[Verse 1]
The words of the Teacher
Son of David
King in Jerusalem
What profit is there for people
In all their labor at which they toil under the sun
One generation goes another comes

[Prechorus]
The sun rises and the sun sets
Hurries back to the place where it rises
All streams flow to the sea

[Chorus]
Vanity vanity says the Teacher
All is vanity
Vanity vanity says the Teacher
All is vanity

[Verse 2]
The eye never has enough of seeing
Nor the ear its fill of hearing
What has been will be again
What has been done will be done again
There is nothing new under the sun
Is there anything of which one can say

[Bridge]
See this is something new
Already it existed long ago
It was here before our time
No remembrance of things long past

[Chorus]
Vanity vanity says the Teacher
All is vanity
Vanity vanity says the Teacher
All is vanity

All is Vanity

Ingram & The DayDreamers is a focused collection of Tyler Ingram’s strongest writing so far — songs built from real work, late nights, and a clear sense of direction. The album reflects how Ingram builds music: starting with rough ideas, shaping them into full pieces, and guiding the band through each arrangement. Every part, the ukulele lines, guitar patterns, string moments, drum choices- is placed with intention.

This isn’t just a band playing along.
It’s Ingram steering the creative vision while The DayDreamers turn those ideas into something fuller and more alive. The album even includes one seasonal track, a rendition of Silent Night, Ingram’s personal favorite, folded in naturally without breaking the flow of the record.

Overall, it’s the clearest look yet at Ingram’s style and the band’s ability to elevate it.