The Paradox Song Review
Composed and produced by Paploviante /British accent Speech added by Bruce Conover
Review : supplied talking text with British accent ...
These were comments made on Paradox Review website about the song we both composed entitled Run Rabbit Run which can be found on page 
https://soundcloud.com/conover/run-rabbit-run-paplovianteconover
Bass Paploviante
Logic Pro X
Review:
The intro in this track just flows so well, it's so chilled out and easy to listen to. Love the way the guitar riff flows in to the mellow vocals and I have to praise the undramatic use of backing vocals which add a heavenly, soulful sound to the track. Sounds similar to Lynyrd Skynyrd - I'd definitely listen to this artist again, a very easy listen
I really enjoy the guitar in this song. It has a nice sound to it I could honestly just listen to it. Your voice isn't exactly what I enjoy listening too it's kind of boring sounding. At the one part of the song you have some drums pick up the tempo a bit.. and I was hoping that the song was going to completely pick up in speed but I was kind of disappointed when it did not.
Although I enjoy the instruments in this song I dislike the pitch at which this song is sung. It is to low key and very weary. It tells of a good story and has great lyrics I would just rather not like the way it is sung. I would advise the creator to give it a little more emotion next time. So it will be more enjoyable.
I don't think the song is commercial. The artist varies the sound of the guitar. Some of the music hearts my ears and sound alike an echo effect which i really don't like. I would listen to the song again. The song could be more original. I think it would be suitable for older males.
This late 80's feel that the song gives off is a nice change of pace from the heavy type of rock and power chords that you usualy get from a song. It gives you a down to earth feeling. while the song has a bit of a slow beginning it does end up picking up just slightly, but even throughout it it never loses the soft back beat that keeps the rhythm. When you listen to the lyrics it is quite clear that it is trying to convey a message to the listener and it makes the song easier to listen to and understand.
The slow guitar goes really nice, the lyrics are really hard to understand and does not seem to make sense. There is not too mant different instruments but the drums are there and that does not go well as an slow version. Its does all mix amazingly well together. Would work better as a country or western style but as it goes quite nice all together.
I really liked the lyrics and I think the instruments sounded great with them, I also like how some of the lyrics were echoed. I think maybe you could have used the backing singers more because sometimes it sounded a bit bare. I loved the instrumental in the middle. Other than my one point, I think it sounded great!
Nice, strong bass instrumentals to start off the song, they catch the audiences' attention and digs within the human body to the spot that likes to pulsate with the base. Unfortunately, that strong bass is not maintained and should have been better taken care of throughout the song. The vocalist has a nice, echoing voice that adds to t he pulsation that the bass started at the songs starting point. The drums are a nice extra, emphasized instrumental that provides a light, rhythmic consistency to the song. The light and airy guitar playing is a good contrast with what should be a stronger bass. With the guitar in place, the song receives an almost angelic, classic rock kind of feel. The vocalist also has a kind of haunting voice the sounds like the artist has seen and experienced the pain and suffering of the world and is looking for ways, such as music, to take away some of the bad. The guitar solo is a happy section of the song, but the bass really needs to be pumped up to truly make
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BLUE FLAME - Music & Vocal Improv's by REKHA - IYERN [Fe] | Vocal Version

YT Video Links Below Guitar Instrumental & Vocal Version on both of my YT Channel's

Guitar & Vocal Version MashUp | REKHAIYERNFE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YmiAw1XK5UM

Guitar & Vocal Version MashUp | BLISSITUP108: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfsOkx95Qb8

Guitar & Vocal Version Only with FX | BLISSITUP108: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hm4j1DhwpOE

Newest Version BLUE FLAME 108 - Lord Appears - Meditation - Pain Release: 
BLIS ITUP108: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4ynfO23njE

Cover Art Design & Video by REKHA - IYERN [Fe]

Instrument: Electric Guitars & a V-Drum

Music & Vocals Composed & Produced, Recorded & Performed, Mixed & Mastered by REKHA - IYERN [Fe] at IYERN [Fe] RECORDS in CANADA

© & ℗ 2021 - 2025 IYERN FE RECORDS CANADA/REKHA SONGS PUBLISHING | SOCAN, All Rights Reserved

BLUE FLAME

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BLUE FLAME - Music & Vocal Improv's by REKHA - IYERN [Fe] | Spiritual Rock | YT VID

An Unwanted Goodbye is a piece for solo piano, cello and violins, born from the need to give voice to a farewell that was never chosen.
Like doves, who remain loyal to one partner for life, this music tells the story of a love torn apart — not by time, but by a sudden shot fired for “sport.”

The piano unfolds with a slow, silent bass line, while the strings weave a fragile, cinematic melody — expressing disorientation, absence, and the quiet pain of losing everything in an instant.
There are no screams. Only silence. The kind of silence left by hunting, when a life is taken for fun, leaving behind only emptiness.

This composition stands as a statement against hunting, against the cruelty that destroys innocent lives in the name of entertainment.
Sometimes, within that emptiness, a melody is born.
And this is mine.

Composed by Francesco Adornetto (piano) & Jane Johnson (strings).

An Unwanted Goodbye

The music video featuring this song is now available at YouTube:

https://youtu.be/IiVtELZRzgQ?si=rGXnh0R441foU5VH

Since growing up in an old neighborhood of Victorian homes, I’ve occasionally recalled one particular property at the end of our street that had fallen into disrepair. It was one of the biggest houses in the area and looked like it must have been quite the impressive home in its day. But my friends and I always imagined what horrified tales must lurk in those shadows. All these years later I can say that the house and property were completely replaced by modern, more cheerful condominiums, the rusty gates and wild overgrowth long gone. But I recall some of the history I learned about the once proud estate and felt it all made for great Halloween tale telling as Nat and I have tried to convey in this rockin’ trip into the dark and stormy night....

Written and performed by Daniels & Durgy
Produced by Nat Daniels of Gentle Rain Records
©2025 Daniels & Durgy

Lyrics: Thirteen Ravens

Dead of night, I’m walking home
The rain is beating down
I should have grabbed a cab before 
I left the pub in town

The sidewalks here on Franklin Hill
Uneven with despair
Lead me past the iron gates
The old stone mansion there

Behind the broken fences 
Overgrown with thorns
The thunder booms must fill the rooms
And stir the ghost that mourns 

He was a wealthy statesman
And this his grand estate
He had it all but shame did fall
Upon his final fate

Now all these decades later 
As the world just passes by
I stop to put my collar up
And hear an eerie cry

The mansion long abandoned 
There stands a silhouette
And on one bare limb of a tree
A dozen ravens sit

Above the broken gables
Circles one last mate
As if to warn that somewhere there
The old man lies in wait

Lightning cracks the darkness
The ravens scatter fly
They croak like deadly demons cast
Into the sullen sky

Thirteen ravens on their watch
To hold the blackened past
While crooked shutters hang upon 
Their secrets to the last

But I must pull away now
From this place where shadows dwell
Where thirteen ravens tell their tale 
And hold you in their spell

Thirteen ravens like a chain
Of nightmares in the rain

Thirteen Ravens

A simple, little weird Original track
Music made in GarageBand
Lyrics & vocals by me 

😊

Lyrics:

In your house you want to feel like home
If you can't feel it
You don't want to be there!
On your sofa you want to feel relaxed
If you can't feel it
You don't want to be there!

Mmm...Mmm...Mmm...Mmm

In your kitchen you want to make food
If you can't do it
You don't want to be there!
On a plate you want to serve something good
If it's not good
You don't want to serve it!

Mmm...Mmm...Mmm...Mmm...

In your bedroom you want to get some sleep
If you can't sleep
You don't want to be there!
In your bed you want to feel good
If you can't feel it
You don't want to be there!

Mmm...Mmm...Mmm...Mmm...

You Dont Want To Be There (Original)

Cast of Characters:

Surfers Like Us– @user-411502040 –Artur–composition, arrangement, and Fender Jaguar delayed, foundational rhythm guitar
J.J. Terrell– @j-j-terrell – Yamaha Genos 2 Synthesizer
Entheogenic Psychonaught (Josh Clary)– @josh-clary-1 –Josh – Warwick fretless four-string bass
K2 and the Three [and the Four]--@k2andthe3, @k2-kara –Ken -- drums
TexMex Shaman– @texmex-shaman –Stephen — Tom Anderson custom T model electric giutar, production, mix, and mastering
Llanpsych -- @llanpsych -- Tez – Fender Stratocaster electric guitar
The Beautiful Dark -- @thebeautifuldark -- Carl -- ovation acoustic guitar, vocals, and lyrics

This song began in Artur's jam room at his house, where he creates all of his amazing music on his Fender Jaguar, which is perfect for the surf sound, at which he's a master. He shared it with Josh, who shared it with the group.
  Before Josh could lay down a bass part to it, though, JJ came up with his elegantly moody synth and laid it down. The rhythm section, Josh and Ken, then did their usual dance, dialing it in with some back and forth. Stephen was next in line, adding a subtle duet with Artur's chords. Tez then played the ethereal lead throughout most of it. Stephen, after it was pretty much laid down, came through with the ripping wah solo towards the end.
  Once the music was all taken care of, Carl came up with some great lyrics for it, and sang them, as the newest member of the group. He also laid down an accompanying acoustic rhythm guitar part, too. After Carl did his thing, we turned it over to Stephen for a mix, which he did with his professional skill set.
  This is the latest in a long line of surf rock tunes Artur has shared with Eclectic Collective. If you dig the sound, he has plenty more great ones on his page, which are worth checking out, too. We tried to do this with a little nod to The Police, the band, not the profession. We hope you enjoy listening to it as much as we enjoyed making it. Thanks for listening.
Original lyrics by The Beautiful Dark:

Who said we're different
We got our genes and our names
One human mission
Heart fused like fission
Real collective brains

Pure pine for pure
Pleased though holds hands
Reel in one love
Filter for our sands

I feel the same as you
No provocation ever making us blue
I feel the same as you
No provocation ever making us blue

I feel the same as you
Let music train our clue
No place like home we woo
I feel the same as you

I feel the same as you
Let music train our clue
No place like home we woo
I feel the same as you


I Feel the Same as You

Surfers like Us ….. composition, all guitar parts, arrangement, mix and cover picture 

Hi Everyone!
Hope you enjoy the vibe of my brand new song!
Thanks for listening and support! 😎🎸

With a special dedication to my friends from The Eclectic Collective:
Carl, J.J., Josh, Ken, Mark, Stephen and Tez 🌟
Many thanks for your friendship and love, guys!
   Artur

Surf Collective

Cast of Characters:

Llanpsych -- @llanpsych -- Tez – (?) electric guitar
K2 and the Three [and the Four]--@k2andthe3, @k2-kara –Ken -- drums
Entheogenic Psychonaught (Josh Clary)– @josh-clary-1 –Josh – Fender Precision Bass
J.J. Terrell– @j-j-terrell – synth and organ
The Beautiful Dark -- @thebeautifuldark -- Carl -- vocals and lyrics
TexMex Shaman– @texmex-shaman –Stephen — Tom Anderson Custom T model electric guitar, production, mix, and mastering

This song began at the end of last summer, August of '24, when Tez sat down and composed it on his guitar. He shared it with us right away, and while everyone jumped on it immediately, it sat on the shelf for so long because we all felt we needed a singer for it. Fast forward a year, and lo and behold, we picked up Carl, who is down for whatever vocals a song needs. 
 
 We began construction on this by creating the rhythm section. Ken first adding his explosive drums, followed by Josh completing the rhythm section with his four string, fretted bass, which he used a plectrum to play.  JJ entered the fray next, adding his otherworldly synth and thickening organ. 
 
 Then is sat. And sat. And sat some more, until Carl found us, or we found him, and he was finally able to add the missing puzzle piece. But before we put it to bed, Stephen added some thrilling solo work with his axe, too. 
 
 Now that it was a completed song, we asked Stephen to mix it, even though it's really Tez's song, and that honor would usually go to him. However Tez was experiencing some technical difficulty, so the honor went to Stephen, who did his always professional production work on it. 
  
This is a straight rocker from Eclectic Collective, being in all of our wheelhouses. This one was all made in house, too, so it's a great representation of our rocking skills as a band. We hope you enjoy listening to this as much as we enjoyed creating it.

Iron Dreaming (Eclectic Collective)

Bonjour j'ai le plaisir de vous annoncer la sortie du nouveau morceau de La Théorie Des Cordes (Jazz rock progressif français depuis 2010) - aujourd'hui 27/09/2025 sur Matziz Records 
Il se nomme "Multipass", on espère qu'il vous plaira.

Stéphanie Artaud : Piano, prologue
Baptiste Segonne : Batterie
Hugo Lemercier : Mandoline, sledge
Mathieu Torres : Guitare + basse électrique

Disponible sur toutes les plateformes de Streaming :
https://music.imusician.pro/a/EQPnj0Rr 

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Bonne journée
Matziz Records


Multipass - La théorie des cordes

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COMPOSER - PRODUCER - MUSICIAN
I PLAY BASS GUITAR AND DRUMS
IN THE BAND „4NO1“
(ALL STYLES, SINCE 1992)