Apex Predator - Evol Dan & Gonzalo Serrano

Big city lights, small street corner
cars that slow with red lights, the shadow that is cast
looking out for danger, that comes with every stranger
heart beating fast running from the past, praying this one is her last

small change in their pockets, small thoughts on their minds
small talk-in exchanges, small price for her pride

big city lights, a darkened doorway
away from the glow, the shadow leaves a stain
looking back in fear, now the time is here
find a vein, board that train, leave behind all of her pain

small change in their pockets, small thoughts on their minds
small talk-in exchanges, small price for her pride

there's no magic turning tricks, she longs to give up the game
all the men are different sizes, they all hurt just the same
night walkers, the street stalkers, the faceless without a name
she can hide her tracks and bruises, but can she hide her shame

small change in their pockets, small thoughts on their minds
small talk-in exchanges, small price for her pride

Big City Lights

EHP QUANDO LEGGEVO HM CON FABRIZIO IN CLASSE

QUANDO LEGGEVO HM CON FABRIZIO IN CLASSE

This track is an exercise for using a set-up formula for laying down instruments and vocals. In order, though not necessarily how I ended up mixing this track...

1. Drums
2. Synths
3. Bass
4. Rhythm Guitar
5. Vocals
6. Lead Guitar
7. Back-up Vocals

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The Valiquicator

23Apr21

https://soundcloud.com/boson_spin/sets/x-axis-series

:D

X - aXis 168

free download: http://ariad.bandcamp.com/album/alp
A semi-improvisation with piano, gongs and cymbals effects. 

Asking The Wind

Why are you leavin

Waiting For Heaven

DDXXFF

Bakktra

Well.. all these tracks are open collab.. but yea, you can use this and I'll make a playlist ::)

Here's the playlist: https://soundcloud.com/enigmacurry/sets/base-noises-collaborations

base noise [open collab]

I’m a song-writer who enjoys creating music of any genre.

My son recently introduced me to A.I. and taught me how to do covers of my previously released non-A.I. music. Since I've never considered myself a performer (except playing with worship bands at church or solo-piano at a rehab center) using A.I. is right up my alley.

Since I've  exhausted using my previously released music for A.I. covers, I now compose music in a DAW, rip to a wave file, and make an A.I. cover of this wave file. I then write lyrics to the A.I. music. It takes around 100 A.I. iterations to complete the lyrics and get a style I'm happy with.  

Brief Bio: Lived more than a quarter of my life overseas (Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Turkiye, Italy, Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan). Each country gave me an appreciation for different types of music plus probably why I get bored easily in sticking with one genre or another.

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Mike Krath