Hyperventilation

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Marty Andersson: From the Archives - The Greatest Worst Song in the World

already a year on S.C....Special thanks to Badword for his a cappella...

OLD DAYS.   feat Badword

Also enjoy the Original Mix and the Dance Remix
https://soundcloud.com/kapellmeister-krause/march-of-hope-and-peace-original-mix
https://soundcloud.com/kapellmeister-krause/rave-of-hope-and-peace-dance-remix
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Lyrics:
Let´s start the prayer of hope
Let´s start the prayer of peace
Let´s start the prayer, let´s start the prayer, of hope and peace
...of hope ...and peace
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Statement:
Sometimes we have to PRAY, sometimes we have to FIGHT to protect our human rights, democracy and freedom, to defend ourselves against dictators, autocrats, populists, fascists, racists, and extremists ...and then, we can DANCE again!
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Created and conducted 2022/24
by Kapellmeister Krause

Hope And Peace

Prayer of hope and peace

Prayer Of Hope And Peace

This is a test upload via mobile phone, a first.
The lyrics are in the image.
It does not seem possible to tag this as a 'poetry soundscape', insist on the copyright, confine distribution to the sc platform or do other more refined things.
Sc-mastering would be helpful in this case but is not part of the mobile sc experience 
The first description was lost to the void.
I am not pleased with the restrictions associated with the mobile upload experience on sc.
You will therefore not see me publish anything in the coming weeks.

calories

Recorded and Mixed by Eleyan Di Palma between Treatments.
Final mix RK Galpin

What Do You Want From Me

Leaves are falling off the trees 
It’s like they’ve got some bad disease
I can feel the winter doldrums setting in
Like I’ve been popped with a pin
Go out in the yard and grab a rake
Don’t know how much more I can take
I’m wishing we were someplace sunny with palm trees and a beach
Where winter can’t reach
It’s been a crazy trip and somehow, we ended up here
Looks like we’re goanna have winter 
For at least another year
Watching the leaves turn from green to brown, 
They’re falling down
Onto the ground
Those summer days were great
but they went by too fast
We had a blast 
But now they’re past
Some people say they like the like the change of seasons 
But I can think of a lot of reasons
Why I’d rather live in a place that doesn’t get cold
Cause it quickly gets old
On those cold winter mornings
 I’ll have to scrape ice
Off my windshield it’s not goanna be nice
As my fingers grow numb
And frostbite nibbles on my nose  and my toes.
I have PTSD from last winter 
When I walked out of that bar
and I had to spend ten minutes shivering 
while the heater warmed up my car
Driving around with white knuckles 
As you watch for black ice
Every time you tap on the brakes
It Feels like you’re rolling the dice
Watching the leaves turn from green to brown, 
They’re falling down, onto the ground
Those summer days were great
but they went by too fast
We had a blast 
But now they’re past
Autumn’s kind of nice but winter’s coming fast
And we’re goanna get blown away by an icy winter blast
We’ll hunker down inside like two bears in hibernation
And when we go outside, we’ll wish we were on a warm vacation.

Autumn Blues

26.11.2024 M2

The track “Oral Within a Cell” feels like an auditory journey into an unseen, microscopic universe—one where the boundaries of biology and technology blur. From the moment the sound begins, it immerses the listener in a surreal, enclosed environment, evoking the sensation of being enveloped within the walls of a living cell. The soundscape is both intimate and expansive, as though the listener is traversing a world where the smallest particles carry the weight of vast, untold stories.

The title suggests a symbiotic relationship between communication (“oral”) and confinement (“cell”). This interplay translates into the track’s mood: oscillating waves of sound suggest molecular vibrations, or perhaps the faint echo of a voice—an expression trapped within the boundaries of a cellular membrane. It’s a blend of organic textures and synthetic resonance, painting a picture of life itself as a balance between chaos and order.

As the composition unfolds, there’s a pulsing rhythm, almost like the heartbeat of this cellular world. The tones shift subtly, creating a sensation of movement—cytoplasmic streaming, molecular interactions, or even the transcription of genetic material into music. The track captures the essence of life’s tiniest building blocks, but also a sense of yearning, as if the cell itself harbors a voice longing to break free.

The atmospheric layers build and recede, mimicking the ebb and flow of energy within a living system. At times, the tones become darker and heavier, suggesting the density of biological processes under stress. Then, just as suddenly, the sound opens up—lighter and airier—as if depicting the release of energy or the resolution of tension. This cyclical pattern creates a hypnotic effect, drawing the listener deeper into the soundscape.

The sonic textures could also evoke a more abstract interpretation—something beyond biology. The “cell” might represent confinement of thought, emotion, or creativity, and the “oral” could symbolize the voice within, struggling to express itself. The track, in this sense, is a metaphorical exploration of the boundaries we create and the endless drive to communicate, to be heard, to connect.

In the final moments, there’s a sense of resolution, though not complete closure. The sound fades as though retreating back into the microscopic world, leaving the listener with the impression that life continues, endlessly complex and beautifully mysterious.

Oral Within a Cell

Different Day

I wrote this song about a movie,I watched 13 years ago 

Blue Heart,Red Heart

Thank you to all my supporters. Much love <3
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Vocalist; songwriter; poet; author; D-grade philosopher.

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Collaborators/Affiliates:

> Salvatore Nuccio
[ https://soundcloud.com/salvatorenuccio ]
>> Angelo Annicchiarico
[ https://soundcloud.com/angelo-annicchiarico-1 ]
>> Tracey Cracknell
[ https://soundcloud.com/user-656984672 ]
>> ZODALITT
[ https://soundcloud.com/lise-jonsson ]
>> Jostein Kihl Svarthe
[ https://soundcloud.com/jostein-kihl-svarthe ]
>> BlueToad 
[ https://soundcloud.com/dan-lemiel ]
>> Kenny Dyer
[ https://soundcloud.com/kenny_dyer ]
>> Behold the Sludge
[ https://soundcloud.com/beholdthesludge ]
>> IPG1 aka LOU
[ https://soundcloud.com/ipg1 ]
>> #WEATNU
[ https://soundcloud.com/weatnu ]

Marty Andersson: From the Archives - The Greatest Worst Song in the World

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