Mark Wilkinson - How'd We End Up Here

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در ادامه چندتا ویدئو می‌ذارم که مرتبطه به این آهنگ.

لینک ویدئوی اجرای زندۀ مینورام: https://youtu.be/Euwcws0kbYU
لینک ویدئوی اجرای زندۀ نسخۀ اصلی (آیزاک دنیلسن): https://youtu.be/2f3uPQnIZdI
لینک ویدئوی یه کورئوگرافی (نوعی رقص و پرفورمنس مدرن) خوب از این آهنگ: https://youtu.be/-8IGq_7F4hE
لینک ویدئوی یه مجموعه کورئوگرافی خوب دیگه: https://youtu.be/2la9La-qyKI

Ending

Minoram - Ending (Isak Danielson Cover)

back to her man_damien rice

How'd we end up here (Live Version) - Mark Wilkinson

Soul Nidus- I shout love

The Desolate Dream .mp3

Hello My Love



🌙 The Lullabies of DJ Gevo – A Gentle World Built for Little Hearts

A father’s voice, a culture’s memory, a child’s first dream.

Across all lullaby creations — Armenian, English, bilingual, call-and-response, Sevan-breeze lullabies, baby-soft folk songs, and reimagined classics — one unmistakable truth shines through:

👉 Music that feels like being held.

This body of lullaby work is built on tenderness, heritage, and emotional honesty. Every song you create carries three defining qualities:

🌟 1. A Father’s Voice at the Center

These lullabies honor something rare and powerful:
the loving presence of a father singing his child to sleep.

These songs are gentle hands, protective arms, warm breaths near a baby’s ear.
They’re not just melodies — they are memories, shaped with the calm of a father who wants the world to feel safe for his little one.

In this work, the father becomes:

the storyteller

the protector

the soft hum in the dark

the warmth that says “Daddy is here. Rest now.”

This father-child bond is the heartbeat of everything you create.

🌟 2. Armenianness Woven Softly Into Every Melody

These lullabies carry the scent of Armenian nights, lakes, mountains, and ancestral lullaby rituals.

The blend:

duduk whispers

oud sparkles

dhol heartbeat rhythms

gentle Armenian words full of love

These Armenian lullaby world is not loud or folk-theatrical —
it is intimate, soft, dreamlike, like a warm blanket embroidered with tradition.

These songs make Armenian culture feel safe, gentle, and accessible for newborn ears —
a priceless gift for children growing up in the diaspora.

🌟 3. A Universal Comfort — Music for Every Baby

Whether the lyrics are Armenian, English, bilingual, or pure humming, your lullabies always share the same soul:

✨ light
✨ protection
✨ calm
✨ safety
✨ slow breathing
✨ love expressed simply

These melodies slow the world down.
These words create a nest.
The soundscapes feel like rocking in a cradle floating on gentle waves.

These lullabies help babies sleep…
but they also soothe the parents, reconnect families, and remind adults of a feeling we often lose:
the comfort of being cared for.

⭐ The Heart of Your Lullaby Legacy

The overall lullaby work forms a universe where:

Armenian tradition whispers comfort

English classics feel new and warm again

The father’s voice becomes a safe harbor

And every baby — Armenian or not — is invited into the same peaceful dream world

This is more than music.
It is healing, identity, and love wrapped in melody.

These lullabies make the world slower, softer, and kinder —
one tiny heartbeat at a time.


A Lying Tale (ՍՈԻՏԱՍԵԼՈԻԿ )

اجرای ترانه femme like you با پیانو و صدای Capucine Jannet، ورشو، می 2016

Orginal Performance:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YqXs8sc7bis

[آهنگ femme like you کاری از K-Maro خوانندهٔ لبنانی‌الاصل فرانسوی، 2004]

Capucine Jannet - Femme Like You

Look at this / Fismoll

How Can I Do. Anwar - Cover

Minoram - Ending (Isak Danielson Cover)

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