Haha thanks. It’s a B13b9 chord, without the root. Played xx7544

Time To Go…gimme all your money

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Bring It On

LYRICS:

Not long ago
The ice and snow
lay in sheets on the ground
But it's too late now
The seeds of doubt
have taken root all around

The air's a little bit colder today
The day's a little bit longer they say
We'll grow a little bit older this way

I'll never run from the fading sun
So move your tired lungs
in inflated tones
and sing for me
When all we've done
is the sum of exactly 1
I'd never number the days
in the month of February

You gotta know how know how to hold it
Know how to hold it in

I'll never run from the fading sun
So move your tired lungs
in inflated tones
and sing for me
When all we've done
is the sum of exactly 1
I'd never number the days
in the month of February

The Sum of Exactly 1

I am working on an album for this freaky lot. Why? Because it's a heck of a lot of fun. Trying to recreate some goth club memories from the 1990s. Building a band that should have been. It incorporates all sorts of elements from music I've experienced in various states of inebriation, leaving a lasting impact. And here I am sharing that experience.

I really like how this track turned out. It's kind of experimental with the tempo changes, and the vocals are sweet too.

The Cacklettes: Empty Couch In An Empty Room

Machine Hell

Putting this out rough mix early because 
1) I love my Soundcloud homies and
 2) I think it's interesting to see the evolution of a piece of music over the years.

Holiday Man explores various themes, including biology, the educational industrial complex, isolation during quarantine, being fed up with society, COD black ops 1 zombies, democracy and equality, pollution, personal relationships, existentialism, the grind of being in your mid to late 20s, and of course, having fun. Enjoy the ride

 Been working on this for the past 3 years as my grand project. Wrote, recorded, and mixed all songs. Credit to Dylan Radigan for laying down a sick drum track on "Holiday Man," as well as my younger brother Niko Tesluh on bass in that same song.

HM 2024

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My IA likes RETRO (Va De Retro)

This is another Elvis cover song. This one was written in 1960 by Sid Wayne, Abner Silver, & Joseph Lilley. It's in the Elvis movie "G.I. Blues". We sped it up a bit and had a ton of fun recording it many years ago. Charlie did a wonderful job singing it. It's very corny but hell I like corn!! I produced a video for it last week and it turned out really well, I layered it with plenty of eye candy. Watch it on YouTube: https://youtu.be/vkfgnpsOPko
 This song was made to counter-balance my previous tragic song "Don't Know What?" So I thought I'd release them together! Since spring is in the air, love cannot be far behind! Enjoy!🥂

“TONIGHT IS SO RIGHT FOR LOVE”

HOLD ME TIGHT, THE MOON IS SO BRIGHT,
TONIGHT IS SO RIGHT FOR LOVE,
NOW’S THE TIME TO SAY YOU’LL BE MINE,  
TONIGHT IS SO RIGHT FOR LOVE,                

ONE BY ONE THE STARS APPEAR,
THEY TWINKLE IN YOUR EYES,
WHO’D BELIEVE THAT WE’D BE HERE,
SO NEAR TO PARADISE,

THIS COULD BE THE KISS,
TO UNLOCK HEAVEN’S DOOR,
THAT MAGIC HOUR OF BLISS,
THAT WE BOTH WAITED FOR, 
I LOVE YOU MORE, AND MORE, AND MORE,

[LEAD]

OH HOW WE COULD FLY RIGHT UP TO THE SKY,
THE THINGS WE’VE BEEN DREAMING OF,
AND HOW REAL THEY WOULD SEEM,
A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM,
CAN’T YOU SEE THAT TONIGHT’S SO RIGHT FOR LOVE?
HOLD ME TIGHT, THE MOON IS SO BRIGHT,
TONIGHT IS SO RIGHT FOR LOVE.

BY SID WAYNE / ABNER SILVER / JOSEPH LILLEY © 1960

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