REVOLUTION
Music by Overdrive

Check out the music videos:
https://www.instagram.com/stories/highlights/18041226151467025/
https://www.instagram.com/reel/CsyOkhBOD32/

In one sentence, Slayer meets industrial.

Revolution is a typical 80's thrash metal song with a modern twist. Those who lived that era will recognize several references to numerous bands:
(1) The main riff and the complex cadence of the vocals are inspired by Slayer's Haunting the Chapel;
(2) The main riff is also inspired by Destruction's Bestial Invasion;
(3) The riff during the break in the middle of the song is inspired by the break from Slayer's Piece By Piece;
(4) The siren is a reference to Escape by Metallica;
(5) The guitar solo is inspired by the solo from Megadeth's Piece Sells... But Who's Buying;
(6) The explosion at the end of the song is a reference to the explosion heard at the end of Metallica's Fight Fire With Fire.

There are other references, of course, but you'll have to look for the rest yourself. :-)

The guitars are from the VST plugin for Kontakt called Shreddage 3 Rogue. It's the best distorted guitar library I've experienced to date.

The synthesized vocals are from the Solaria voice package produced by Eclipsed Sounds for Dreamtonics' Synthesizer V software. There are free lite versions of Synthesizer V and Solaria's voice on the Dreamtonics website:
https://dreamtonics.com/synthesizerv/

I hope you enjoy the track.

P. S.: Stay tuned for the upcoming remix of Revolution sung by the great @bawl-slant

Revolution (video in the description)

Digital Highway

An Ordinary Day Whit the Roch

Spring Day

What You Hope For

Gommette For Piano N°3 In G Minor "Birth of a New Love"

Soft spoken silhouette

Days Album Version

Rocks In My Soul

This track is the first track of my third album. Powerful thoughts Recorded july of 2014.   Enjoy!

Justin Dean Luckcuck American Piano/Keyboardist and producer. I was exposed to music at the age of one years old.  I would always crawl or roll to the the nearest speaker when my mother would play music in the house. Classical music was one of them. At the age of nine, My mother pushed me a little, to go to piano lessons. Previous to this suggestion, I was listening to music, and was figuring out how to play what I heard. After I started attending piano lessons. The piano teacher was amazed about how far along my level of understanding the piano and music. The teacher had said that my level was two years ahead of were I should of been, at my age. I continued attending piano lessons and was not into it very much. later on when I was 14 years old. My parents got me my first keyboard work station. I was amazed with this keyboard. It inspired me to listen to movie sound tracks and, movie scores. I had a very big love for classical music at this time.  Eventually I self - taught myself, how to compose and create some of my own recordings.

         As my teen age years progressed, and me deciding to return to piano lessons I was learning and entering the music world. I was told by my high school jazz band music instructor, that I was the best musician in his MIDI /Comp class.  After taking the course twice. I was ask by one of my teacher's if I would be willing to perform one of my songs to the entire teacher, and office staff.  I was intimidated as this would be my first performance ever to play in front of an audience.  So I took the offer everything went well, and I received a standing ovation.

  Over the passed 15 years I Have been writing and recording music. I recorded two albums and now in the middle of two more albums. Powerful Thoughts is the first new recordings since the past two years.  Check out Powerful Thoughts. 

Thank you for listening!   to contact go to justindean8052@gmail.com Im open for meeting other artists, and always looking to experiment.  Calibrate with other musicians.

Even More

This tune was released by Queen in 1979. Performed by me on my Yamaha PSR-SX900 arranger keyboard.

Can you "Name That Tune"? I have a website that contains my complete collection of tunes with their titles revealed at: www.harveytwyman.com

Name That Tune #269 by Queen

DEMO1mix2

Punk rock and metal guitarist. Mixing and Recording with LePou free plugins and Cubase stock plugins. Drum programming with Addictive Drums. If you need help with preproduction (drum programming, bass or guitar tracking) or demo recording, please contact me: machuw@hotmail.com. All music by me, except drum and bass arrangements in earlier projects and most vocals.

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