Músico e produtor musical da Gabinete Modular Produções Musicais.

Human Being/ Creative Musician (singer, violin and piano)/Friend based in Central bonny Scotland.  My vocals have appeared on releases by Theo Parrish, Jazzanova, Atjazz, Slope, Deyampert, Andre Zimma, Magic Number, Clyde Beats, Rico Herrera and Arptrik...(click on the link below for details of my latest EP in partnership with Arptrik.. :-) 

This is a wee place for creative projects.  
Thanks for stopping by! :-)

https://forbes-and-arptrik.bandcamp.com/album/ep-1

Born in Quanah, Tx, Raised in Bakersfield, Ca.    Moved to Santa Barbara at age 13. Went to Dos Pueblos High, graduated, got hitched, then moved to Prescott, Az at age 18 where I pursued Music/Art. Joined the 'Leroy B. Band', played at the Birdcage Saloon, etc.    Then in 1983 I Moved to Dallas area.   Auditioned and was hired by 'Flashback' (a 7 piece band). Worked with them from '85'-89 as Lead/Backup vocalist. My stage name was 'Sparkles'.    Moved to Amarillo, Tx. Sang lead/backup for 'Kracker Jack' for 6 mo's.   Took a road trip to Nashville to pound pavement for several months where I met 'Faron Young' who told me my songs were great but I was too old, (I was 37).    He suggested I go back where I came from, which I did...back to Amarillo....where I still pursue the illusive Dream, yet no longer get my hopes up!  Gotta take life as it comes and do the best we can with what we've got!     As always, life is unpredictable....a 'Roller-Coaster Ride' on steroids through the great 'Unknown'!  
*~Cheers to 'Life', 'Music' and our dreams!  Salute!~*

Over 250.000 Plays!!! thank you :-)
Our new Album "Decipher" will be out 4/21/2018 
Maelstrom
- Part 1 Departure
- Part 2 On It's Way
-Part 3 Arrival 
Decipher
Prelude
Void
Porcelain
Bolted
Insist
Rise Again
All Songs written by Shadowpainter (Bücher, Löfflat, Taylor)
All Lyrics Sascha Bücher

R.I.P Pace - we will never forget you.

New Wave Ent....Dats my Mfk Ent and bitch we Ion ah new wave my city on a new wave bitch It's 317 Indy Gang I'm this bitch Naptown but if u want a feature hit my nbox if u wanna join hit my nbox this is not a gang this is a entertainment i make music funny videos etc......its only 1 artist on here rite now and that's J'DaArtist but aye y'all should follow me on this for way more lit and wavey songs to come #2017 is my year

Rich Lloyd as composer with a rotating crew of talented folks.  Eight releases currently.  Here is a selection of my work.  You can stream the complete discography on Youtube here:

https://www.youtube.com/user/coenurus/videos

and download the albums in their entirety here:

https://coenurus.bandcamp.com/music

RAW INDIE 4 LYFE. From Toledo, Ohio ====> Chicago
 If you like my tunes follow me and spread the word. Also check out my Bandcamp for my releases such as "If Pop Mattered" out this May 4th. Thanks. 
https://vnarvesjoevnuck.bandcamp.com/
https://www.youtube.com/user/Vnuckmusic
-Vnarves

1. The band realises some musical ideas of an eccentric composer Ned Hoper.
4. There are several full LPs and few stand-alone singles.
7. We have closed chamber concerts instead of rehearsals.
9. The band is in continual studio work with music, sound effects for movies, experiments etc.
14. Video art is an important component of NH’s performances. Footages are prepared but work with music only.
16. Musicians are indeed show on a stage in the marked lab coats.
20. Once – we don’t know how – some of our drafts was spilled to the web. So we have two bootleg:  ”Lives & Rares”  and  ”Etudes Op#27″
23. Critics give different names to our stile but all of them says NH’s music creates define visual associations.
24. Alongside with “uncommon” instruments (ribbon synth, theremin, prepered piano etc) you can hear pretty “common” some, such as tympani, strings, monks chorus and opera singer.
27. Some of the opuses was created right on the stage but it doesn’t cancel the fact no. 1

These songs are about various Animal welfare related issues. The basic premise is that Animals are very very similar to ourselves, and therefore we should treat them a lot better than we do.

Ned Hoper is following