I always loved this song by bandmate Bill Scherer. I added the bridge and tracked it with:
Josh Rodgers (Drums)
Jerry Matheny (Guitars)
Milo Deering (Pedal Steel)
Kerry Huckaba (Bass)
Spencer Broschard (Guitar & Backup Vocals)
Julie Broschard (Backup Vocals)
Paul Osborn (engineering at Audio Dallas)

Demos 2022

On The Moon

Black Specter

Wreckage

Perseverance in the Void

I haven't slept these last four days
I turn around your house Jenny.
We used to live there back in the days
Before you dumped me at the end of may

What have I done? We were happy
I used to think so Few months ago
And suddenly, all went crazy 
You stopped loving me. Why is that Jenny?

Between two bars, I walk slowly
I don't go straight. I'm so loaded.
I stopped crying this Saturday
When I saw you laughing with him 

What have I done? We were happy
I used to think so few months ago
And suddenly, all went crazy 
You stopped loving me. Why is that Jenny?

I'm so lonely. I miss you Jenny.
What have I done, to be treated this way
If you come back, I'll change really
What have I done? We were happy

I haven't slept these last four days
I turn around your house Jenny.
I see the light through your curtains
And I cry now. This is the end.

What Have I Done?

This is about a sacred sexual initiation that's buried deep in the weave of the heroic epic, Beowulf. The monk scribes of the 9th century Nowell Codex transcription do touch on it, but portray it as a fight leading to a curse. However, we have reimagined that story from the shamanic point of view, which would have prevailed in the pre-Christian times when the story was originally composed. This initiation then would have been regarded as a great blessing on that king because it granted him the sovereignty of the land and the wisdom to rule it. 

Words and vocals by Annie Dieu-Le-Veut
© Copyright Annie Dieu-Le-Veut, March 2025 

Music and cover art by @APi_ZZ 
© Copyright APi_ZZ (Andreas Pirner) March 2025

Initiation

Believe Him

Elsewhere

This track is more than just music—it’s a journey through emotion, thought, and the deep connection between heart and mind. I made this long ago, pouring my soul into every note, every sound, every silence. It’s a reflection of passion and reason, of feelings that words can't express.

Let it take you somewhere beyond—where emotions meet logic, where melodies speak louder than thoughts.

Thank you for listening. 💙❤️

Heart & Brain - Prod By. Masoud.M

Recorded, mixed & mastered on 10 Oct 2025 by Jim Lemanowicz at Blissville Electro-Magnetic Laboratories of Massapequa. 

Synth, effects.

This original version of "Sing Me A Song, Mister Weaselman” was submitted as part of Naviar Haiku 614: The Coming Of Autumn.

The coming of autumn
determined
by a red dragonfly
by: Kaya Shirao

Kaya Shirao was born in 1738 in Fukagawa, Edo, now part of Tokyo.

He ran a school in Edo during Spring and Autumn, but in Summer and Winter, he would move to the countryside to teach thousands of aspiring poets from throughout the Shinano province (now Nagano Prefecture). He's considered one of the first established haikai writers to help spread cultural forms from national to regional urban centers.

Photography/Art - Jim Lemanowicz, 04 Oct 2025, Marjorie Post Park, Massapequa, NY, USA

Music & art © 2025 Jim Lemanowicz

For more about the Naviar Haiku Challenge, see www.naviarrecords.com/haiku-music-challenge

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Ambient electronic Soundscapes for your pleasure. Relax, chillout and enjoy.

NEXUS 35 THE TIME HAS COME

I am the NerdWiser and I play the Synthesizer.
I make electronic music you can’t dance to.
🎧 plz! Thank you for listening.