Blues

This is a multi-layer planned song I wrote on a Korg Radias keyboard and sang.

Normal Skeleton

In the heatwave of 2024, when my air conditioner died, while the repair man named Jack was installing a new one, I recorded this multipart improvised song, using a real drum set and a chromatic harmonica and Korg Radias keyboard.

Air Conditioning Jack

I copied Jimmy's original song onto my BOSS RC 50 loop pedal, then overdubbed an improvised organ layer onto it using Korg Radias, then let it keep going and extended the end with some more sadness.

Junkie Serenade

I love the organ melody progression in this song at the beginning.  This is number 5 in my "Nullanon" series which is depression stuff, mixed with some funk organ.  The lyrics for this song is mostly about accepting what happened already and moving forward (stoic philosophy).

LYRICS:
Everything that was is now undone.
Every time we lost, we thought we won.
Everywhere we went is just a memory that fades,
Everything we said was just a promise that we'd made,
And now those promises are broken.
It took us way too long to figure out.
We didn't seem to start,
When we did, we never carried through.
We had a chance, but didn't try.
Pick up our mess, and collect ourselves,
Gather some hope, move forward again.
Rusted old tools in the dust on the shelf,
Moments before it's the end.
Might as well give it our all,
Nothing to lose,
One final attempt.
Maybe we're spent,
But that's how it went.
Might as well give it our all,
Nothing to lose.
One final attempt.
Maybe we're spent,
But that's how it went.

That's How It Went

This song is number 7 in my "Nullanon" series.  It was made to address my late depression period, cause I'm tired of doing things that nobody cares about, especially when the thing you are doing is complicated.  It's about trying to accept that putting all of your energy into a project isn't really worth it, cause you get burned out.

LYRICS:
Can we forget?
Is it time yet?
Will there be more?
Was there before?
When it's all done,
Can we have fun?
Can we forget yet?
Can we forget?
Is it time yet?
Will there be more?
Was there before?
When it's all done,
Can we have fun?
Can we forget yet?

Can We Forget Yet

Just some blues fun back on my Korg Radias keyboard.  A few stretches applied in Audacity.

Grout

- Fate's Shadow -
Ashes on the Wind - Chapter 1

A dramatic piano and cello composition that marks the beginning of a doomed journey.

He walks toward certain doom. With nothing left but the weight of memory and resignation, he follows the path of despair. The battle is already lost, yet he marches—not for victory, but for honor. For remembrance. For the fallen.
Hope has long since faded, but resolve burns quietly on. Let the cello weep and the piano echo the footsteps of the forsaken.
This is where fate is met—and remembered.

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Composed and arranged by Matt Latulippe

Main libraries used :
-Pacific Strings
-Storm Cello
-Nucleus
-Noire

Ashes on the Wind

Ashes on the Wind - Fate's Shadow

I wrote the piano part first as a piano solo.  I added the flute part to bring out another melodic line against the piano part. I was inspired by the words, show me, help me, teach me and the ways we experience and find meaning through life.

Show Me
Poem by Jennifer L. Jones

Show me how the beauty of each day sings 
through the window, and how the world 
awakes in quiet kindness,
lifting its face to meet the light.

Teach me how love is laced in
Fingertips that tie shoelaces,
brush away tired tears,
and hold without hesitation.

Show me the rhythm of patience—
how it flows in the breath of listening,
and the lull between words, 
louder than sound ever could.

Help me find the meaning in small things:
the untied ribbons of childhood laughter,
the sacred space between holding on,
and letting go.

Show me the way you offer without asking,
how your heart is a lantern in my night,
how love is the echo of footsteps
that never walk away.

Show Me

In collaboration with Francess Harris. She played the piano composition and I did the composition of the orchestral arrangement. Thank you for listening and enjoy. Any comment is appreciated always.

A Quiet Moment

A Quiet Moment (feat. Fr. Harris)

118 - Drifting As Shelter

Recording sessions from 25/10/2020 - 31/12/2024.
presets, mixing, processing and editing: Pier WILL.
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- Made with MOOG & Modular / Multi-tracks / Without AI
- Composed, arranged, performed, produced by Pier WILL & Studio 4H09
- Artwork - Pier WILL
- Acknowledgements - Ableton, AKG, Arturia, Audacity, Cantabile, Focusrite, 
  Korg, M-Audio, MSI, Sony, SoundCloud, Teac, Techniks, Yamaha.
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Ambient_25

125 - Sanctum

Collaboration Timothy McGuire / Francess Harris

An Enduring Dream

An Enduring Dream (feat. Fr. Harris)

Finding Peace

People

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MUSICA SCONNESSA (Disjointed Music)

For reasons unknown but time will tell...
Multi-instrumentalist, all types of music, all types of methods.
Occasional collaborations with other artists.
Sometimes I post the sheet music if it's piano.
Lately, my favorite instrument is a TE OP-1 Field keyboard.

Grout

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