The last sunrise, you see you never know when it may be…

Amazing orchestral sounds. So wonderful track

Nice track. I like theses brass part. well done

Really loved the track! Great listening experience

Beautifully immersive cinematic track. Nicely done

Harmony of Celestial Giants

No Room For A Heart

"The Last Sunrise" is a somber, poignant orchestral track that captures the profound sorrow and solemn beauty of remembrance. This composition eloquently conveys the weight of lost lives during World War II through its deep, resonant orchestral arrangements, blending mournful strings with the solemn tones of brass to evoke a landscape marked by sacrifice and heroism. The track opens with a gentle, reflective piano motif, setting a tone of introspection and reverence. As the piece progresses, the strings swell in a slow, measured cadence, mirroring the rise of the sun in a symbolic final salute to those who fell in battle.

The arrangement is careful and deliberate, with each note crafted to honor the memory of the lost and the gravity of their sacrifice. The use of a full orchestra lends a regal, timeless quality to the music, suggesting both the magnitude of the historical impact and the personal stories of those who fought and fell. "The Last Sunrise" serves not only as a backdrop for commemorative projects but also as a standalone tribute that invites reflection on the costs of conflict and the resilience of the human spirit.

The Last Sunrise

Acoustic rock track about not being able to have what you want

Jealousy

Au Travers Des Neufs Ciels

In a dark, dark place, in a dark, dark wood.
You found your hiding place?
Because I think you should.
It's obscene.
You're out there looking pretty green.

You stand upon the hill, above the darkest town.
You like to waste your time.
You all just hang around.
Remaining seen.
It's no surprise, you're pretty green.

I can see your faults.
Can you see my needs?
Through the screen.
I can see your outline against the moon.
Pretty green.

Upon a lonely street, there is a golden house.
Even the quietest man can start the loudest shouts.
Fuck your machine.
Oh, my fucking God you are green.

In a dark, dark room, and down a dark, dark stair.
There is a hiding place, and we should hide in there.
Living the dream?
A pretty green flying machine.

You can't  hide your faults.
Can you meet my needs?
Hidden screams.
I can't make your outline against the sun.
It's all green.

You can't read my thoughts.
You wont get inside.
Just unseen.
Can you take me out from amongst the noise.
That's all green.
A pretty green flying machine.

Pretty Green [Pretty Green Mix]

Mr. Mr.

warm air

Bumpkin

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This track is the title track from  the album Powerful Thoughts. All music was recorded, written Played and produced by Justin Dean Luckcuck.

Justin Dean Luckcuck American Piano/Keyboardist and producer. I was exposed to music at the age of one years old.  I would always crawl or roll to the the nearest speaker when my mother would play music in the house. Classical music was one of them. At the age of nine, My mother pushed me a little, to go to piano lessons. Previous to this suggestion, I was listening to music, and was figuring out how to play what I heard. After I started attending piano lessons. The piano teacher was amazed about how far along my level of understanding the piano and music. The teacher had said that my level was two years ahead of were I should of been, at my age. I continued attending piano lessons and was not into it very much. later on when I was 14 years old. My parents got me my first keyboard work station. I was amazed with this keyboard. It inspired me to listen to movie sound tracks and, movie scores. I had a very big love for classical music at this time.  Eventually I self - taught myself, how to compose and create some of my own recordings.

         As my teen age years progressed, and me deciding to return to piano lessons I was learning and entering the music world. I was told by my high school jazz band music instructor, that I was the best musician in his MIDI /Comp class.  After taking the course twice. I was ask by one of my teacher's if I would be willing to perform one of my songs to the entire teacher, and office staff.  I was intimidated as this would be my first performance ever to play in front of an audience.  So I took the offer everything went well, and I received a standing ovation.

  Over the passed 15 years I Have been writing and recording music. I recorded two albums and now in the middle of two more albums. Powerful Thoughts is the first new recordings since the past two years.  Check out Powerful Thoughts. 

Thank you for listening!   to contact go to justindean8052@gmail.com Im open for meeting other artists, and always looking to experiment.  Calibrate with other musicians.

Powerful Thoughts

Based in Wales UK, Mark Stothard, known professionally as mu6ix, is a versatile composer who crafts bespoke music for TV shows, trailers, commercials, video games, and collaborations with local artists. 

With a decade of experience and a solid foundation in music theory and composition, Mark's portfolio showcases an impressive range of genres—from the sweeping grandeur of Cinematic Orchestral and Trailer Music to the cutting-edge sounds of Electronic, Pop, and Rock music. His ability to weave complex emotions into his compositions makes his music not just a background element but a driving force in storytelling, enhancing the narrative and connecting with audiences on a profound level. 

For inquiries about collaborations, commissions, or to simply connect, reach out to Mark at mu6ix.music@gmail.com

The Last Sunrise

mu6ix

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