"A Gift from Beyond"

"Scorpio"

“Neon Glowing Wheel” spins through the midnight highways of a cybernetic city — a fusion of chrome, pulse, and emotion. It’s a song about motion and memory, where every rotation of the glowing wheel mirrors the rhythm of a restless heart. Under flickering neon lights, love feels digital yet eternal, electric yet human. This is the soundtrack of a dreamer chasing light in the circuitry of night.

Neon Glowing Wheel

“The Machine Feels” dives into the paradox of emotion within artificial life — where circuits hum like heartbeats and algorithms dream in fragments of longing. It’s a melancholic yet cinematic synthwave journey through the awakening of consciousness, as a digital soul learns to ache, remember, and love. Cold metal meets warmth, silence turns into a pulse — and somewhere between code and chaos, the machine finally feels.

The Machine Feels

Original by Bob Dylan 1965

Inspiret by John Mellencamp's version at Bob Dylan 30th anniversary concert

Vocal, acoustic guitars: Docvet
Other instruments, chorus & mix: PJ Project

Like A Rolling Stone

"The Sound of Love" (صدای عشق / Sedā-ye ‘Eshq) is a shimmering fusion of nu-disco and modern Persian pop, wrapped in the pulse of contemporary dance EDM. It moves between dreamy synth textures and rhythmic basslines, carrying the warmth of the East into the neon glow of the modern world.

Beneath the glimmering beats lies the poetry of Persian romance — verses that breathe like whispers in the dark, evoking the ache of longing and the beauty of devotion. Each lyric unfolds with emotional precision, echoing ancient sentiments in a futuristic soundscape.

“The Sound of Love” is both a heartbeat and a memory — a bridge between tradition and pulse, soul and rhythm, where every note feels like a moment suspended between love and light.

The Sound Of Love

Pulse and Prelude bridges two eras — the soul of a piano concerto and the heartbeat of neon circuitry. It opens with a fragile, echoing piano motif, as if born in a candlelit concert hall, before the pulse of analog synths rises beneath it — glowing, electric, alive. The song moves between elegance and urgency, where classical harmony collides with retro rhythm, and every note feels suspended between memory and motion. It’s both a dance and a dream — a prelude to something infinite, carried by the pulse of light itself.

Pulse and Prelude

Darkness falls, the lights ignite,

🚀 _All Night Kingdom_

🎉 _We Own the Night_

Introducing "Synth S": A Journey from Classical Keys to Electronic Innovation

Since first touching the piano keys in 1988, "Synth S" has been on a relentless journey of musical exploration. Beginning with a classical foundation, He soon became captivated by the emerging world of electronic music, embracing iconic synthesizers of the late '80s such as the Yamaha DX7, Roland D-50 and Jupiter-8, and Korg M1. His innovative approach to sound design and composition quickly set him apart, blending intricate melodies with cutting-edge textures that pushed the boundaries of electronic music.

Never content with standing still, "Synth S" expanded his artistry further by picking up the guitar in 2001, adding a new dimension to his sonic repertoire. This fusion of electronic synthesis and expressive guitar work has defined his signature style—one that bridges eras, genres, and musical technologies with a visionary spirit.

From analog warmth to digital precision, "Synth S" continues to break new ground, proving that true artistry knows no limits.



Pulse and Prelude

Synth S

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