Delicious acoustic guitar work. Fun and arresting. Durge

woah... crazy good guitar!   i'm blown away

Amazing playing and terrific composition. :)

An absolute work of Art! 👏😀 Helen x

I Love it ;! between flamenco's original experiences, some John MacLaughling acoustc's experiences + in my point of view some rare & unknowed J'immy Page page Martin's acoustings works. But you make your own stuff, and i like it a lot ! very motiveting work for the guittarist i am -;)

The Upload

Stephanie Barbutova:  Vocals
Ben Juul:  Percussions, Mix & Master
Dirk Taubenheim:  Guitars, Bass, Vocals

This is a song from our forthcoming album "Forever". Thanks for the attention.

Recorded at Gatsby's Garage, mixed and mastered at Tone Hill Studios. Original version by Chris de Burgh.

Forever

Where Peaceful Waters Flow  ft. Stephanie Barbutova

Just a short song about the rising cost of freedom

Land Of The Free

This is the first song released on the new Trisektor Propeller album, which is a song of perseverance. If you stay the course It Will All Work Out.

“It all works out in the end and if it hasn’t, it’s not the end.”

All parts written and recorded by Paul Claxton, Shael Wrinch, James Zickmantel.


Track Artwork at RedBubble
https://www.redbubble.com/people/trisektor/works/89407767-it-will-all-work-out-propeller-trisektor-projekt?asc=u

Propeller

It Will All Work Out

Also check out the sister song Little Bird by Andrew Vyvyan, on https://g.co/kgs/ERFbaw

Credits:
Music: Lucia Mameli, Andrew Vyvyan
Lyrics: Lucia Mameli, Andrew Vyvyan
Lead Vocals, Percussions: Lucia Mameli
Violin, Harmonies: Jenni Grossmann


LUCIA MAMELI
Ma' Bluey Bird

Ma' Bluey Bird
will you fly with me
on mountains high, the rivers and sea

Ma' Bluey Bird
will you fly with me
out of the window, on wide angel wings

I'm carefree, while I can be
Ma' Bluey Bird,  get on the wind with me

Ma' Bluey Bird
let me try and I'll glide
you taught me how
you gave me a ride

Ma' Bluey Bird
let me try and I'll glide
you’ll pick me up
if I fall when I try

Feels so good on your arms in the sky
but now I gotta go 
and fly to my life

You know I was so scared
but what was I gonna do
wanted to know how best to live
you've been for me all you could be

Ma' Bluey Bird
this new blues in G
is just a thank you
for the love you gave me

Ma' Bluey Bird
this new blues in G
is one more proof
that our bond has no fear

and every time I'll sing it out there
every time I'll sing it out there
every time I'll sing it out there
I'll always think of you 
and how much you did care

Ma' Bluey Bird

MA' BLUEY BIRD

My track now with added saxophone goodness from Mr Georg Böhme https://soundcloud.com/georg-boehme
Thanks Georg : )

Waiting for Someday

With his fat belly hanging over his belt
He's a lot of fun
He's got flexi jeans and a leather belt
He's the number one
Comb that thining hair
he's got so much flair
Macho debonair

So take that bunting down
There's no one in town
And I know there's no-one cheering
You called everyone
But no-one's come
They must be hard of hearing

Pack up your dreams and put them away
There's no heaven at the end of this stairway
You never launched that ship on your slipway
You were always waiting for someday

Waiting For Someday - With Georg Böhme

Little Red Harmonica
Music and Lyrics by Mike Krath

Many years ago,
When one of our sons was born,
The doctor told us your boy is very sick,
He’d live three to four years at most,
And when he turned five, we were so happy,
Maybe there was a chance after all,
And on that birthday I gave him a little red harmonica,
You may be weak, I told him, not able to do much but lie around, but with this you can play anywhere you are. 
Now go ahead, make something of yourself. 
Let’s hear some sweet music. 
And he smiled and took the little red harmonica in his hands. 
I’m gonna learn how to play this, daddy,
I’m gonna learn how to make a heavenly sound. 
I laughed. I bet you will, son. I bet you will. 

And for the next year,
He played the best he could,
Here and there, to anyone who’d listen,
To his brothers and sisters, to the neighbors, the cats, the dogs, even the pigs.
He loved that harmonica,
It never left his little hand all day, 
Not even to eat (to an extent)
And he had it with him by his side until he went to bed,
But on his sixth birthday, the music stopped. And we had to take him to the hospital. 
And there he begged me in a weak voice, daddy, please don’t let them take away my harmonica. I want to practice, I want to keep practicing. If I’m gonna die and be buried, don’t let me buried without it. 
And I promised. 
And when his 6-year-old body was lying in the coffin, the little red harmonica lay in his hands. 

Now the years have passed,
And we’ve moved on with our lives,
And I try not to think too much of my son,
But from time to time 
I have someone from our old town
Tell me that when they visited the graveyard. 
They swore they could hear a muffled sound
Of someone practicing a harmonica. 
And I start to think again of my little boy.  
I start to think of him day and night. 

In the great redemption story,
I know I’ll see him again,
I know I’ll see him and we’ll be standing side by side. 
And in my mind I see him with his little red harmonica,
And him saying,
You want to see me play it, daddy, you wanna?
And I say, of course, Let’s hear what you’ve learned all these many years. 

And I see him lift it and play a heavenly sound,
A sound that lights up my heart,
And I can’t believe it,
And I grab and squeeze him tight,
What joy is this? What joy are you giving?
And he laughs. 
Do you like it, daddy, do you?
Do I like it? I love it!
And I hug him again,
And then weep on his shoulder,
I’ve missed him so much. 
And I hear him say, don’t cry, daddy, this is heaven now. There are no tears. 
I know. But I’m crying tears of joy. 
And I hug him like I’ve never hugged him before. 
I hug my little boy with his little red harmonica like I’ve never have before.


Set-Up:
DAW: Reason 12

Analog Instrument:
C-Harmonica

Keyboard Instruments:
Folk Fiddle - Keyswitch - Insanity Samples
Appassionata Strings - Spitfire
Hanz Zimmer Strings - Spitfire
Voices - Barbary Solo Glide AH TF - Soundpaint
Solo Boy Legacy and Legato Sections - VOXOS
Originals - Felt Piano - Spitfire

Little Red Harmonica

Memories of Luna.

... remix of a bunch of loops, flavoured with additional synths & some saxophone licks :-) ... fun illu by ooceey discovered on pixabay. Enjoy

robo romance

Inspired by the use of silence as a powerful musical tool used by Nadir. I took some scary musical risks at 2.5 minutes. Trying to be comfortable playing some uncomfortable notes that are normally harmonically musical enemies of each other.
Check out Nadìr on #SoundCloud
https://on.soundcloud.com/zHRVZ


Windowsill

The Mystery Of Motion

Jeremy J Saks - The Mystery Of Motion

THE JODY GRIND (H. SILVER) -  brano tratto dall'album "NEWTONe"

Federico Ariano - Drums
Ludovico d'Apollo - Bass
Gian Luigi Carlone - Soprano sax -
Gianluigi Corvaglia - Tenor sax

NEWTONe

THE JODY GRIND

AMPUTEE AEROBICS

A guitar instrumental from my latest music album Zeme. We made video, too! We filmed this vid during our travels past 2 years.🌊 Finally I had few spare hours to edit and finish it. Hope you will enjoy! 🙌
Studio version - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ymknixjsfg0
Live at a concert - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_k7zYg6bw4E

Zeme

Storm

Evgeniya SAMOILOVA - vocals, photo on the cover
Irina MINAKOVA - words, music, arrangement
Boris KOROTAEV (℗Korotaev sound) - recording, mixing, mastering
Egor SAMOILOV - participation in the project

Once...feat. Evgeniya Samoylova (vocal)

(Free WAV Download available here under '••• More', and by clicking the BandCamp link above)

Happy New Year, my friends. Here is my first musical offering for 2021; something designed to lighten our moods and lift our spirits; but not without a hint of reflective seasoning concerning January’s sad events. Needless to say, this has been another rough liner note to write.

My goal has always been to find the positive in any situation. I want to be a voice of love and compassion, and joy and laughter (and all sorts of other ‘good for you’ things). And I figure even the roughest situations can create the most polished of diamonds. But after the assault on our US Capital building last week (and the threats of more to come)… I’m still numb from the shock. 

I know it’s hard to see this as a good thing, but at least one hopeful scenario has come from all of this; awareness of the situation. It’s like a car that thankfully misbehaves in front of the mechanic, so the problem can be diagnosed. The entire world has now been shown the faltering condition of our US engine; and the dangers of letting it remain unrepaired. We also now know the problem runs deep through the veins of our society. And it has been there for a very long time. We have a much better idea of how far we’ve fallen. And that is a positive.

While a part of me wants to rant about recent events for my entire post (lets face it; this noise is at ‘all-you-can-eat buffet’ levels right now), I feel it might be wiser to return to my original goal of being a positive voice… and share something that might help all of us right now.

Years ago, I discovered a wonderful little story (which I’ve shared a few times in my posts and blogs; so forgive me if you already know this one). I’m not really sharing it as an anesthetic to what is happening. I’m sharing it because it is a great set of bifocals for helping us process how we are reacting to it.

As the story goes, a teacher and his pupil were traveling down the winding road back to the monastery. The pupil was clearly lost in thought; struggling to better understand his conflicting emotions, love and fear. He turned to the teacher and asked ‘How do I know what is inside my heart; which of these energies is strongest?’

The wise, old man stopped and said to the pupil “The conflict inside you is like two wolves; the wolf of love and the wolf of fear.”

“But how do I know which is strongest?” Asked the pupil.

“Well, which do you feed the most?” Replied the teacher.

That’s one of my favorite little ‘brain morsel’ discoveries that is helping me keep my mind and heart open. And it’s something both sides of this conflict could really use right now, as a glue for reimagining our country in a better light. Make no mistake… the mess we’re in is quite real. But the solution will not be found in fear. Like Einstein once said. “We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them”. Stay strong and positive for each other, my friends. We are the Vox Populi. And if this can be done with love, we will rise out of this darkness. I hope you enjoy my latest musical creation. :)

Vox Populi

I have been passionately creating music for a considerable amount of time. My vibe is mainly Rap, Rock and Pop. My purpose in writing music goes beyond mere entertainment. I am driven to compose songs that serve as a source of encouragement, inspiration, and upliftment, carrying a message of hope deeply rooted in the truth that Jesus died for the sins of man. Through my music, I strive to share my personal journey and experiences, revealing how Jesus is an integral part of my life and the creative process.

Storm

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