a new experimental song I've made during the night. Not very easy to listen to I guess, I'll publish it anyway.

Winter's coming...

Ah aa haa

Ah aaa Haa song [demo]

Instrumental with a dark and mysterious mood.  Features piano, rhythm section, and synthesizer.

Loop-D-Loop

This Is Serious

Thank you for listening!

soundcloud.com/emilio-gs/sets/cinematic-music-by-emilio-gs

Ready for a Mission

This song is based on a guitar lick that I'm playing for many years. I never made a song with it, until now. 

All instruments and vocals played by me, except for the tenor sax, it's played by my brother Erik
I hope you like it!
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Well you know, that I know, that you know, what you want
and I know, that you know, that I want it too

Do we wait, for our fate to be determined for us
or can we steer ourselves in the direction that we want to go?

what is it we’re waiting for?
What is it that we are waiting for?

Our deepest longings, 
Can slowly turn into regret

Well  You know, that I know, that you know, what you want
and I know, that you know, that I want it too

What is it we’re waiting for?
What is it that we are waiting for?

Our deepest longings, 
Can slowly turn into regret
Let's not regret.

Regret

A.D. (LIVE ACOUSTIC)

Let's take a look in here, inside my head
Spider webs and dust blowing everywhere
Oh, wait! Something there moved, an original thought?
Or rats scrounging for a crumb of food

Jets passing overhead, cut across the blue sky
Then scream away

Poets dream of being read to sounds of music
Clowns dance alone in the privacy of home
Yellow tape cut down, some people gather around
Webs and dust blow on their bones

And then, what do you know, I remembered something important
Then it slipped away

Cut The Blue Sky

As I've started doing lately, this is a short excerpt, focusing on just the closing section of a full piano tune I recorded around 2001. The approach kind of reminds of the ending of "Crime Of The Century" by Supertramp (obviously nowhere near as interesting). Apologies for the poor recording quality, and the piano sound wasn't the greatest back then. Still, this little 1-minute closing section is still one of my favourite things I've recorded. 
Here's a link to the original, full tune:
https://soundcloud.com/user-432503709/the-last-days-of-november-2022-remaster?in=user-432503709/sets/mark-myoozik

More goodies in the "ISOLATED TRACKS" playlist:
https://soundcloud.com/user-432503709/sets/isolated-tracks

Last Days of November (EXCERPT - ENDING)

Back with a new original and joined again by the wonderful Georg Boehme on Baritone Sax, Stephan Lipinski on guitar and Sergio Parraga's percussion and bass.   Follow each of these friends and great players and enjoy the music we have created together.  The photo was taken in New York's famed Washington Square Park in Greenwich Village, where musicians and artists often create and perform

https://soundcloud.com/georg-boehme



https://soundcloud.com/pinner
https://soundcloud.com/jamie-rhind/sets/smokin-with-stephan-stephan

https://soundcloud.com/sergioparraga
https://soundcloud.com/jamie-rhind/sets/swinging-with-sergio-parraga

And thanks as always for your generous time listening, for your comments and for your shares.

The Start Of A New Year- Georg Boehme / Stephan Lipinski / Sergio Parraga / Jamie Rhind

remix of: https://soundcloud.com/user-260441121/zone-cruiser-directing-demons
... his mix of AI material, mangled into something new and own ...; delivered as open collab.
I added some robot sounds, a warm pad and an EWI wahwah trumpet, improvisation in one go
to bring in the human touch, kind of "man against machine" vibe :-)

Zone Cruiser / Directing_Demons // joerxworx_remix

Tonight We Ride

Gary Reems is a long time pianist who writes and records Instrumental Music using music software to lay in full instrumentation around his emotion and passion driven work. Gary enjoys creating music that reflects the many genres he enjoys; Jazz, Easy Listening, Pop, Funk, Latin, and Blues Rock to name a few.  If you would like to contact Gary Reems please email him at garyreems@gmail.com