cturnal TwinShort but warm—stays in the mood- mute-fuse

Pour toujours,
L'espoir d'aimer longtemps
D'aimer chaque jour davantage
Et quand je te dirai "pour toujours"
Ne fais rien qui dissipe ce songe

L'espoir d'aimer longtemps

Misk - Hazy

cold room

Earlier this year my friend Atik Yomin  (@othiqivmin) „challenged“ me to write an album consisting of tracks in odd meters only after listening to my track ‚Trickle’ which is written in 5/4.

Then in early September I got my hands on a decent trigger sequencer by Doepfer (Thanks to @synthetic-arts !) and to test it in depth together with my crazy Bigger Dumber Sequencer by Beers, I pretty much immediately started this odd times project, and three weeks later finished it. Believe me, I had a blast! 

First up, as always, is the last track I made. It comes in 8/8 – counting 123 123 12 – and in the end it comes back 'into balance', landing on a straight four on the floor rhythm.

Counterbalance

" Praise ye the Lord" is an Air form Georg Friedrich Handel's oratorio "Solomon", written in 1748.
The anonymous libretto is currently thought to have been written by the English Jewish poet/playwright Moses Mendes. It is based on the biblical stories of the wise king Solomon from the First Book of Kings and the Second Book of Chronicles.

violin - Clarke Alonzi, Anna Downes
viola - Philip Hayman
organ - Helen Roberts
voice - Robert Llewellyn

We hope you'll enjoy!

lyrics

Praise ye the Lord for all his mercies past,
Whose truth, whose justice will for ever last.

Praise ye the Lord  (Solomon - Georg Friedrich Handel)

une nouvelle ballade rêveuse, entre classique et jazz

à l'hôtel du beau rivage

Taken from my forthcoming e.p Fear of the kingdom ,the great unknown is about getting out there and exploring the planet ,its been a great year of traveling for me and im pleased to finally come back and share the experience of travel with this new psychedelic piece of music
here is the link to the music video i made for the track https://youtu.be/9zPqJkrQFO8?si=ah4Mhhk3qlv-wF7c

the great unknown

Sparky B. - vocal, piano, organ
Mat Planet - guitars 
(thanx Mat)


Songwriter: Jeff Lynne
1979 ℗ EMI Blackwood Music Inc.
© Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC

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Don't Bring Me Down

Initially, this was a road trip theme but I decided to make it a character portrait for my "Shards of Earth" project.  Kris is  a legal expert and crew member on the Vulture God, she's also something of a femme fatale.  
The acoustic guitar is a Takamine and the lead guitar is a Duesenberg Paloma.

Kris

The End Has Passed Us By

“Crashing Into Calm” is about the journey from tension to release, showing how true serenity comes not by control but by accepting what unfolds. It embodies the idea that calm arises when we stop resisting and let things be.

released December 7, 2025
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Crashing Into Calm

Wandering sleepwalker looking through warm windows...

The End Has Passed Us By

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