Name: Js Bach prelude in D by MRMT
Duration: 2 min 22 s
Description: My rendition of a personal favorite Bach Piece.

Wonderful track, outstanding work on this one

Homemade record without edit. - ( WAV48/24 STEREO HIFI )

Composer : F. Sor (1778-1839) 
Interpreter : I. M. Regazzo

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Studio N°22 Op.35 F. Sor - I. M. Regazzo (2024)

One night, stranded in LA after a gig with a dead phone and no bus in sight, a stranger offered me a ride. Though hesitant, I trusted my intuition and accepted. They turned out to be kind, sharing life advice that stayed with me. 
The song, inspired by that experience, explores how, even in a world where fear and caution are necessary, we still yearn for connection and trust. It’s a reflection on the beauty of unexpected human bonds, vulnerability, and hope — a message that feels more urgent than ever.
 
The song was co-produced with the late Jesse Colin Young (of the 60s hit Get Together), and was recorded live in the studio with legends Laurence Juber (Grammy-winning guitarist for Paul McCartney's Wings), Kenny Aronoff (John Mellencamp), and Jorgen Carlsson (Gov't Mule).

Lyrics:

Verse1

Summer skies and neon signs
But I was lost in the night
You called out, but no reply
Coz you seemed suspiciously nice

Verse2

Nothing else was in sight
And I kinda needed that ride
Something told me I'd be alright
But (I) had to think twice, I wonder why

Prechorus

In a world of deep blue riptides,
We build our walls up high
But don't we wish and hope to God we find
Find a little sunshine

Chorus

You could be my perfect stranger, You and I
don't you think our crossing paths (is) a perfect sign
I could be your perfect stranger, You and I
And we could find a little sunshine

Verse3

I get too stuck up sometimes
I say I'm doing just fine
coz if I ask for help it might
Make 'em think I'm the weak type

Prechorus

In a world of deep blue riptides,
We build our walls up high
But don't we wish and hope to God we find
Find a little sunshine

Chorus

You could be my perfect stranger, You and I
Don't you think our crossing paths (is) a perfect sign
I could be your perfect stranger, You and I
And we could find a little sunshine

Bridge

Passing by,
I see the diamonds in the sky
I see them in your eyes,
All this time
Didn’t you realize
We have found that light

Chorus

You could be my perfect stranger, You and I
Don't you think our crossing paths (is) a perfect sign
I could be your perfect stranger, You and I
And we could find a little sunshine

You could be my perfect stranger, You and I
Don't you think our crossing paths (is) a perfect sign
I could be your perfect stranger, You and I
And we could find a little sunshine

A Little Sunshine

My God

"Believe" is a whispered confession delivered into the heart of silence. This neo-classical piano piece weaves an emotional narrative with great subtlety, where each note seems to carry the weight of a memory, a promise, or a hope. The opening bars unfold with a delicate, almost fragile touch, as if the pianist hesitates to disturb the stillness. Gradually, the melody grows in depth, the harmonies blossom, revealing a quiet but unwavering inner strength.

Believe

Summer Islands

A flowing, meditative lofi groove built on soft synth beats and delicate piano keys that ripple like passing thoughts. The track carries a gentle, hypnotic rhythm—each note a fleeting glimpse into unseen lives, layered with distant echoes of conversation and city hum. The synths swell and fade like strangers crossing paths, their stories lingering just beyond reach. Warm, bittersweet, and endlessly deep, it’s the sound of realizing the world is both vast and intimately connected.

Sonder

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Jaede Serry - Sonder (Mr Silky's LoFi Beats)

My rendition of a personal favorite Bach Piece.

Js Bach prelude in D

Rock song written, arranged, produced by JH
John Hardman - Vocals, guitars, keyboards
(c)(p) Swamp Music UK & Swamp Records UK for all territories

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Instrumental finger style acoustic guitar. 

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Js Bach prelude in D

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