Beautiful piece 😍 🙏 🍀 🎶 🎧 

Creative, unique and superb. Such nice flow and movement, production is fantastic.

Love Was a Tool

RememberWhatTheyTookFromYou

Vocal music & Lyrics by REKHA https://soundcloud.com/rekha-iyern-fe
Music & all instruments, production by Jan Schonander @thegats

FELINE FEVER

You are my prized possession
My one and only obsession
I'm never gonna give you up
Give you up
Oh-No not me
No-No

You are my true desire
My boy flamin' fire
You're the only one who brings on
This high feline-fever in me

And when the lights go down at night
I'm gonna put my naughty on strong
Well it's what you want
I'm gonna make you sweat
Til' you can't sweat no more

Cuz' Y-O-U Baby
Are makin' me wild and crazy
You know how to turn your woman on
Without even tryin'

Cuz' Y-O-U Honey
Are makin' me wild and crazy
Your boy flamin'-fire 
Turns me right on
So goo-ood

It's in the way you walk
It's in the way you talk
Ahn, it's in the way you dress 
You know it messes with my head
It messes with my head

It's in the way you look at me
Gazin' all so prettily
Baby you're turnin' it on
You're turnin' it ah-on
Wo-Oh...Oh

You are my Baby
I need you to make me wild and
Wild and crazy Baby, Darlin', Honey Bun

Cuz' Y-O-U Baby
Are makin me wild and crazy
You know how to turn your woman on 
Without even tryin' now

Feline Fever

Feline Fever | REKHA & TheGat(s)

Face

We proudly present our new song: Tell me
Music: Oddrun Eikli and Torbjørn Vagle
Instrumental composition and additional instruments: Torbjørn Vagle//soundcloud.com/tobbenv
Vocal composition, vocal and photo for the cover: Oddrun Eikli 
Trumpet and the trumpet arrangement: Arne Hiorth
Instrumental composition and additional instruments: Torbjørn Vagle
Mix&Mastering: Njål Frode Lie http://www.nflproduksjoner.no/
poem: " Tell Me " , by Emily Jane Brontë (30 July 1818- 19 Dec. 1848)
Haworth, England

Describing time is not ever going to be easy, but in her own unique way, Emily Brontë is able to effectively convey a powerful means of doing so.
The images described are fairly simple — the past is something to be longed for, the present is something to plan in, and the future is something to look forward to.
The natural imageries used are phenomena that a child might observe all the time while growing up. The childlike simplicity of the metaphors combined with it`s inner meanings is what makes this poem so beautiful.

Tell me, tell me, smiling child,
What the past is like to thee ?
'An Autumn evening soft and mild
With a wind that sighs mournfully.'

Tell me, what is the present hour ?
'A green and flowery spray
Where a young bird sits gathering its power
To mount and fly away.'

And what is the future, happy one ?
'A sea beneath a cloudless sun ;
A mighty, glorious, dazzling sea
Stretching into infinity.'

Tell Me. Torbjørn Vagle and Oddrun Eikli. Trumpet: Arne Hiorth

There Is Hope

To those who love

Cecil's Theory Explained

I had the pleasure of working with my good friend Cpektir on a split album &  collab:   "The Bizarro Misadventures of Cpektir & Minimal_Drone*GRL".  I'll be releasing the tracks I produced over the coming weeks.  

Here's the first one...  :) 

Check the album out here:  

https://cpektir.bandcamp.com/album/the-bizarro-misadventures-of-cpektir-minimal-drone-grl

Becoming Lynx

Minimal_Drone*GRL

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