Nicely orchestrated and crafted production.

An excellent, atmospheric composition, Petur.

Love this. So soothing and relaxing. Visualized on a massage table having my cares melted away.

A Place they call Shangri-La

The Treatment 145 BPM

Thinkin' about what a friend had said ...

After The Gold Rush (Neil Young) - Cover by Cowboy Billy Herron

A journey across the desert.  This takes place in a dream with hazy, dark colours.
The intro sets the scene.  A ritualistic voice is carried by the wind.
A slave escapes from pyramid construction and is pursued by men in chariots. The sun is beating and the air has a liquid quality. Sand is blowing across the plain. The synth lead has an alarm-like quality. The electro 16th notes that come in are a hot, glimmering mirage.
The bass synth is sneaky and searching. The soldiers are beating continuous war drums. A regular horn is being blown. More chasers appear as the snare drum crashes in.  
The escapee luckily grabs hold of a bird and slowly leaves the ground, narrowly avoiding a growling elephant. As the funk guitar comes in we soar through beautiful air, psychedelic colours passing by, going higher and higher until we’re nearly at the limits of our atmosphere. The gods speak to us through another dimension in an indecipherable language.  They sound malevolent and seem to be sending a warning to turn back. We continue to climb further until reaching our biggest peak.
Dark storm clouds appear and slowly we descend. The new acid bass is the call of a large hippo. Alarm bells ring and we feel terror as the pharaohs have caught us up and are waiting below. The chief villain lets out a booming, evil laugh. 
Once on the ground mayhem ensues as we do our best to fight the soldiers off. But they are too numerous to handle and soon we are torn limb from limb in frenzy. The voice of Werner Herzog comes in as if this is one of his films that he’s commenting on. 
The Pharaohs party in macabre celebration.  Our soul leaves the body and rises up as the group sets back off home.

K G G - Pharaoh's March (on the run)

Do You Love Me
I wrote this song back in early December.  I have sat on it since then trying to decide if I liked it enough to publish it.  I am still not sure if it deserves the light of day.  I like the chorus.  But the verse doesn't have the quality feel I desire.  Let me know.  Should I have tossed this song?

Lyrics:  Do You Love Me

Intro:
Do You Love Me

Verse 1:
You loved me once
I was not a dunce
And I still love you
And I am not blue

Sometimes I have my doubts
Days with ins and out
But maybe it’s all me
Trying not to flee

Chorus:
I am a small man
And I have my clan

Verse 2:
I am not a leader
But I am a good breeder
Just a regular guy
Who will look you in the eye

Living a normal life
With you I hope my wife
Full of insecurity
Nothing is a surety

Verse 3:
I have some confidence 
I can hold a conference
All mixed together
Sometimes light like a feather

Not sure where I stand
But when called, I can command
I can lead those in need
and help those who need freed

Outro:
Do You Love Me

Do You Love Me

2nd track from our project Highly Deranged

by
ONKVLO
Scratch Kelly

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House Of Mirrors

Bubble Heading

It's the middle of the night
It's deathly quiet
I look out to the sea
What can you see
What can you see
It's heavenly 

We stay up so late 
For so many nights
Can we see it out again
I don't know why
I cannot sleep again

257. the insomnia song (harding).mp3

The Way Through is a meditative journey across four ambient soundscapes. Field recordings captured in moments of transition are transformed through granular processing and evolving synthesis, creating spaces where the organic and electronic converge. From the textures of movement and travel in On the Path to the contemplative low frequency tones of Dusk, each track explores the territories between waking and dreaming, earth and sky.

Under Earth

Sang and Composed by Me/6amimosa
Artwork by Payton Parker 

A project I did for my metaphysics class. Enjoy. 

Temporal Ontology

Fairytale

Peter is a member of STEF (The Performing Rights Society of Iceland) and FTT (The Icelandic Society of Authors & Composers).
He has made around or more than 15 thousand music works, 7 thousand poems and 5 thousand landscape paintings...

Fairytale

Pétur Söebech Quinn

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