Few thousand Raindrops

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Cyrus the Great — The Eternal King

Cyrus the Great, the founder of the Persian Empire, is remembered not only as a mighty conqueror but as a just and visionary ruler. He united nations with wisdom and fairness, earning the title of "The Father of Human Rights."

His legacy lives on through the Cyrus Cylinder, an ancient inscription written in cuneiform, often regarded as the world’s first declaration of human rights. In it, Cyrus proclaimed freedom of religion, the right to return to one’s homeland, and respect for all cultures.

To this day, the spirit of Cyrus stands as a timeless symbol of justice, freedom, and eternal greatness.

Cyrus the Eternal V1

Collaboration with Erlend of Klondike on bass and guitars. 2016 remaster.

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Sirup (ft. Erlend of Klondike)

An old collaboration I deleted while ago to make space for new stuff. Available to download here or as a hidden track on the 2012 EP, Disconnected Remedies - https://indigolab.bandcamp.com/album/disconnected-remedies

Piano: Dave Greening https://soundcloud.com/dgreening
Guitars, synths & Production: Indigolab

New Indigolab stuff may see the light one day, but for now all uploads will be over on my other page - https://soundcloud.com/dead_melodies



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Greenfields (ft. Dave Greening)

Ed Carlsen : piano, guitar, programming

Bandcamp : https://bigoandtwigetti.bandcamp.com/album/the-exquisite-corpse
Spotify : https://open.spotify.com/album/6e7OmHkh0X1pBKHWiJP01e
Itunes : https://itunes.apple.com/au/album/loom-single/id1174874435

We’re pleased to announce a new collaborative album in conjunction with Bigo & Twigetti. ‘The Exquisite Corpse’ is based on the surrealist game of the same name. Taking Leah Kardos 'Little Phase' as it's starting point, the piece will be reworked by a series of composers and producers to create an album of tracks which continually evolve as each new version is passed from one artist to another, adding to and transforming material from the original piece. We'll be releasing a new track from the album every 2-3 weeks with the first track due towards the end of October and the full album available in April 2017 so keep an eye on our social media for updates.

The Exquisite Corpse

Ed Carlsen - Loom

Dedicated to the memory of Conor Walsh.

Track 5 from 'The Words She Said'.

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The Words She Said

On A Hill In Swinford

The second release from my new album, "What Dreams May Come." Out everywhere on October 27, 2017. Click here to purchase the entire album digitally or grab a limited edition CD: http://bit.ly/bandcampwdmc

Written and produced by Jameson Nathan Jones
Lyrics and vocals by Hannah Sumner (@hannahsumnermusic)
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Recorded at "The Attic" and First-Trinity Presbyterian Church in Laurel, Mississippi
Mixed and mastered by Jameson Nathan Jones
Artwork and design - Tim Sandwick
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for my wife, Allison

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jamesonnathanjones@gmail.com

What Dreams May Come

Fallen

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02. Fallen (feat. Hannah Sumner)

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New LP Skylight --> http://smarturl.it/elskavon-skylight
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INSPIRATION:

Can I give you a quick glimpse into the whirlwind mind of an independent musician?

It’s all about seasons. Last summer and into the fall, I was furiously writing a new Elskavon album, not to mention new Bora York songs with my wife, and Hi-Fi Cali collaborations and singles… For every album I release, which is typically around 9-10 songs, I end up with sometimes more than 50 demos and half-written songs. So there was a lot of writing happening. The ideas kept coming and the inspiration was heavy.

In September, I decided to set a release date for the new album, Skylight - this gives myself a deadline to actually call things done, and to get prepped for a release. From late fall on, leading up to that date (January 26), I was finishing songs, mixing and mastering the audio, working on artwork, studio and promo videos, show prep, social media content, reaching out for press and playlist possibilities, and more. There’s a lot of things on the independent release checklist.

In the midst of all this, I was about to step into a part-time freelance role, something my wife and I had been preparing for about a year. We’re very hopeful and excited about this season of our journey, which just started a few weeks ago. 

There has been a lot of things happening, and I’m grateful every step of the way. But I’m human and I get burnt out, as well. Last week it was tough to find any sort of inspiration whatsoever. And there was a definite setback regarding the new album - something I had been getting used to slipped away. It’s part of the process, and something I was fully aware could be a possibility. But it was still a bit of a punch in the gut.

Read the rest at http://anthemfallsmusic.com/blog/2018/3/28/elskavon-spring-piano-day-2018

Spring (Piano Day 2018)

This track was composed in retrospect of a very intense time in my life when I was dealing with chronic anxiety, insomnia and OCD. I wanted to write something that was a juxtaposition of those feelings.

https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/tristanbarton
https://open.spotify.com/track/0Z6wLxYRfclfiiU0ACCpKi?si=r6UqWimAQ565na5kKd6KiQ
https://itunes.apple.com/au/album/through-grace-single/1396500581


Released June 1, 2018 

Composed and produced by Tristan Barton

All Rights Reserved © Tristan Barton Music 2018

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Through Grace

Untitled 1/4/19

Braak is electronic and cinematic music made by Øyvind Strand Endal.

Music available for licensing at Music Vine: https://musicvine.com/browse/artist/braak

All enquiries: oyvind (at) endal.net

http://braakmusic.com

Bio by Music Vine:
Braak (Bråk) is a Norwegian word for noise, trouble and uproar. But interestingly the music of Braak is quite the opposite. His tracks are a true sonic delight - each piece is an exquisitely produced tapestry of radiant electronic textures and blissful down-tempo rhythms. While Braak's work ranges in mood from the soothing to the overwhelming, it is always deeply inspiriting and feels rather like breathing in the vista from a mountain summit!