On Your Own

The Path Forward

"In the quiet hush of a gentle morning, the world awakens, and with it, a sense of peace and possibility." - Unknown

A Gentle Morning

ad21 present 'Morfologías', an impressive new mini EP by Argentine pianist and composer Ariel Goitía. Written for piano and strings, these three cinematic pieces explore the subtle transformations of emotion through sound. From the depth of 'Máscara y Esencia', where a muted piano and warm cello lines create a delicate dialogue, to the immersive expressiveness of 'Espejos del Ser', driven by evocative phrasing and graceful violin textures, this work is a poetic journey through inner landscapes. Listen in stillness.

Morfologías

El Susurro de lo Latente

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This piece is about being strong and not wanting to be in between things. Hope you like it and glad to hear your opinion on it....

Valissa

Dafne's Journey - By Moshe Levi and Stefan Kraft

A dramatic orchestral piece with a slow tempo and a minor key, The instrumentation features strings, brass, and percussion, creating a suspenseful and epic atmosphere. Based on an original composition by Mark Bloss and arranged and mastered by AI assist at Suno.com

Poseidon

🎻 A Grand Cinematic Journey Beyond Time – Orchestral Epic Music

🌕 Moonlit Escapes is a sweeping, emotionally charged odyssey through sound — a breathtaking blend of orchestral grandeur, epic rhythm, and cinematic emotion. 🎬✨ Towering strings, resonant brass, and haunting choirs rise and fall like tides beneath a moonlit sky, painting soundscapes of courage, wonder, and destiny.

Each piece unfolds like a scene from a timeless film — from gentle, reflective interludes to soaring crescendos that ignite the spirit. Perfect for storytelling, creative work, or simply losing yourself in a world where melody meets majesty. 🌌🏛️

Elevate

Below is the link to the YouTube song video version.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=uYSeex8pk4E

My latest song was meant to come out just before Halloween, but life intervened, and the official release didn’t land until today, 14 Nov 25. So be it.

The atmosphere of the piece is loosely inspired by a novel I read years ago—Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell.

I set out to build a cinematic sound with orchestration that leans into the eerie and surreal—a deliberately unsettling, ominous tone. My aim was to create something that could live in a thriller, a dark film, or a gritty TV sequence.

One particular sound-designed tone pulled me deep into the project’s sonic direction. It’s difficult to describe, and it appears throughout the track. Instead of trying to explain it, I’ll point directly to it: go to the 53-second mark. You’ll hear it clearly—a cold, almost chilling signal—and it recurs several times as the song unfolds.

Below is the link to the YouTube song video version. 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uYSeex8pk4E
The video isn’t meant as a full visual production—it’s a patchwork of quickly gathered clips assembled to give the track some motion and atmosphere. Think of it as a rough visual companion rather than a centerpiece, created simply to carry the music forward.

Thank you for giving the song a listen—your time and attention mean more than you know. Please stream this song on your favorite streaming platform numerous times (Apple, Pandora, Spotify, other). I'll spring for a coffee or beer with you at the pub once all the royalties start rolling in ; )

Have a Fantastic Weekend!!  and Thanks Again.

Sincerely,

Dave
Davidhusted.com

The Gentlemen with the Thistledown Hair

The Land of Lost Hope

Sometimes you feel like you belong to another place. A remote place in which you find out positive emotions and marvelous people; maybe an interesting and surprising person. I think about the Mediterranean while writing these words. An island is capable of enclosing all this meaning, a little spot full of dreams and strong vibes.

This piece has been composed during the confinement experienced in Spain due to the COVID-19 virus pandemic.

The Island

The Remaining Time

Born in Tel-Aviv Israel, Moshe Levi began his musical adventure playing accordion at age 12. Composing original music soon followed, as did piano lessons. At age 26 he moved to Dallas, Texas where he wrote hundreds of musical compositions. In 1997 Moshe released his first album “Mystic World”, and a year later his second album “Quest for the Unknown”. Moshe then took time off from his musical career while navigating his business career and raising his three children. With pressing matters slowing down, and after his long break from music, Moshe found himself with more time again to follow his dreams and compose new music, starting with his first single “Kingdom of Atlantis” in collaboration with the talented composer Giovanni Puocci. Contact information: MosheLeviM@yahoo.com.

Dafne's Journey - By Moshe Levi and Stefan Kraft

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