Fabulous music, so mysterious. A great work Moon Dust & Oddrun

There is something in the air with such a voice, congrats

Nice music ,beautiful harmony,great vocal !!!

now i remember: you are the composer of this masterpiece, cause on vocal there is my friend Oddrun, superb as always. i reposted this track long time ago, maybe from the oddrun's account

once again.. all lovers must oblige to the...  ?   fear no more..  zZz..

classical

Enamorada

Moonlight Sonata  " Rain Storm Mood "

We can spend all our lives by walking in our own shadows trying to fight them until one day life will not help us to make the choice that will forever change us: to turn our gaze towards the light illuminating our shadows to make them disappear. 
Ancient times and centuries and centuries of experience. But we never got lost. There are unbreakable bonds created by invisible forces that unite two beings in a continuous connection.
Inspired by “Shadows and light” novel.

Music, arrangement, production and concept: Massimo Ghianda.

Vocals: Ana Axe @ana-axe and Massimo Ghianda.
Synths, Keyboards, Continuum, Electric guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Sliding guitar, Bass and Percussions: Massimo Ghianda.
Lyrics: Ana Axe, Tatiana MK, Massimo Ghianda.
Coverart: Massimo Ghianda

Buy on iTunes

On The Steps Of My Shadows (feat. Ana Axe)

From James Forest Meet me on the beach ep

www.jamesforestmusic.com

Nina And The Waves

Instrumental Track Produced by Johnny Z (https://soundcloud.com/user-639207324)
Original Track: https://soundcloud.com/user-639207324/smooth-piano-prod-by-johnnyz

Lyrics and Vocals by Tina Fisher

Copyright JohnnyZ 2017

Mixed and Mastered by Esa Mikkola @EsaMikkola

Life Goes On

Faded Memory

Faded Memory (Prod. JohnnyZ)

Oddrun Eikli (Oslo/Norway) - Vocals 
https://soundcloud.com/oddrun-eikli
Instrumental by Moon Dust

Fear no more the heat o’ the sun

by William Shakespeare, 1564-1616
(The Song from Cymbeline)

Fear no more the heat o’ the sun,
Nor the furious winter’s rages;
Thou thy worldly task hast done,
Home art gone, and ta’en thy wages;
Golden lads and girls all must,
As chimney-sweepers, come to dust.

Fear no more the frown o’ the great,
Thou art past the tyrant’s stroke;
Care no more to clothe and eat;
To thee the reed is as the oak:
The sceptre, learning, physic, must
All follow this, and come to dust.

Fear no more the lightning-flash,
Nor the all-dreaded thunder-stone;
Fear not slander, censure rash;
Thou hast finish’d joy and moan:
All lovers young, all lovers must
Consign to thee, and come to dust.

No exorciser harm thee!
Nor no witchcraft charm thee!
Ghost unlaid forbear thee!
Nothing ill come near thee!
Quiet consummation have;
And renownèd be thy grave!

The overall mood although a depressing topic, seems to speak out in a comforting way. It is meant to soothe the anxious souls who are afraid of the unknown. Essentially the title says it all. For “Fear no more” is meant to be read in a way that that the one being spoken to would be relieved.

Shakespeare's play Cymbeline was written in 1608 or 1609, when the playwright was in his mid-forties. It is famous for having an excruciatingly complicated plot. The joke used to be that theater managers ought to offer cash prizes to anyone who, after watching the play, could explain what had happened. Cymbeline is a wonderful play, if you pay attention, and it does have this beautiful funeral song in Act IV.

The song is sung (and in most productions it actually is sung, though the music used in Shakespeare's time has been lost,
there use to be new music written for this song when the play is set up again around the world)

The song is by two boys over the dead body of another boy. They have just buried this boy; or rather, since neither the plot not the realities of stage performance allow for burial, they have laid him out and scattered flowers and herbs on him. As a matter of fact, the dead boy is neither dead, nor a boy. The "corpse" is that of Imogen, daughter of the king of Britain.

She is dressed in male attire only because she is traveling incognito. Feeling ill while a guest of these two boys and her father, she took some medicine her stepmother had given her when she set out. The stepmother is, naturally, wicked, and believes the potion to be lethal. In fact it is only a sleeping draught. Imogen eventually wakes up to find herself lying next to the body of her step-brother, which she mistakenly supposes is that of her husband … Well, this is a plot ...

Fear No More - Oddrun Eikli & Moon Dust (The Song from Cymbeline)

Act 2
Written by Jarrod Milton
Directed by Oliver Blue

Mixed by Oliver Blue
Mastered by Rob Olu

Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MPAu_2ZwWgE

Blue - Sketch

Blue (Video Link in Description)

From the release, Dark Conclusions / The Lore Variations, this release was written specifically for the podcast, Lore.

Hidden Beneath - Dark Conclusions / The Lore Variations

For Robert

Wouter Hamel - Useless Fraud

Wouter Hamel - Maybe I'll Enjoy It Next Year

『앨리바바와 30인의 친구친구』는 매일 1편의 이야기를 여러분의 메일함으로 전송하는 서비스입니다.

시, 소설, 에세이, 인터뷰, 만화, 일러스트, 레시피, 사진, 영상, 믹스 트랙, 오디오북 등 30명의 친구친구가 보내는 다채로운 이야기가 하루하루 여러분 친구친구친구에게 찾아갑니다.

Comming Soon!

앨리바바와 30인의 친구친구 CM

너에게 달려가고 있어
하나씩 그림을 맞출래
더 이상 내게 더 멋진걸
기대하지는 말아

넌 때때로 아무 말 없이
반대로 가는 청개구리야
잡힐 것 같아도 어김없이
빠져나가는 미꾸라지야

말썽꾸러기

From the album, 'I Hunt Alone,' out now on Second Language Music : http://www.secondlanguagemusic.com/SL020.html



Directorsound - I Hunt Alone

6월의 기분

너를 남겨두고 여기까지 와버렸어
나를 스쳐지나간 것들은 많지만 
너를 남겨두고 그리움만 데려왔어 

쓸쓸한 밤 네가 해줄 말들을 생각해
아득한 밤 함께하는 우리를 상상해

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Lilac Wine (James Shelton) - Recorded at Radio 2 (the Netherlands), with Thierry, Sven & Gijs

Wouter Hamel - Lilac Wine

I am Musician,explorer, sculptor and painter Petri Kiviniemi from Finland. 


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