Very nice use of autotune in this piece, sounds great!

Muito legal a capa, muito legal o som , bem diferenciado

¡Esa melodía es simplemente fenomenal, está abrasadora! Estás invocando a #lilalive, ambos ascendiendo.

A song that depicts the inherent problem of the truth and lies.  And sonic rumbling help to draw the line between the two.

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EVERYBODY PLUS ONE

Guitar, Bass, Keys and Composition by Robert Grigg

Sailing Westerly

Are you wasting your time?
Are you towing the line?
In a small town way.
Are you wasting your time?
Are you plodding along?
As the night time falls.
Are you wasting you're time?
On a well-meaning rhyme.
That no one hears.
Do you ever regret the mistakes that you made when you're young?

You're just wasting my time.
As you're looking around.
For something to do.
You're just wasting my time.
As the hours tick by.
The clock won't stall.
You're just wasting the time.
As the days turn to years.
The bells all toll.
You're just wasting my time.
As a lifetime floats off on the breeze.

You have fun telling me.
That I'm wrong.
Oh, you're over familiar.
You seem to be enjoying; I'm wrong.
Are our views so dissimilar?
All the waste of youth on the young.
Oh, they waste the youth, on the young.

Did you ever take time.
To look back on it all.
And just want to go.
Did you ever consider that.
Most of the time.
It was nothing at all.
Do you ever look back.
And regret the attack.
Or the times you stalled.
Do you ever regret the mistakes that you made when you're young?

Did you always fall down.
On the hard bitter ground.
As the evenings fell.
Did you always give in.
At the slightest of things.
At the fierce well.
Did you run off and hide.
At the tenement snide.
As the background blurred.
Do you ever regret the mistakes that you made when you're young.

Speak so confidently.
But you're wrong.
Somehow, over familiar.
Shouldn't have to remind me i'm wrong.
You leave nothing to simmer.
All the waste of youth on the young.
Oh, they waste the youth, on the young.
You state confidently. 
That I'm wrong.
Oh, you're over familiar.
You seem to be enjoying; I'm wrong.
Are our views so dissimilar?

You have fun telling me.
That I'm wrong.
Oh, you're over familiar.
You seem to be enjoying; I'm wrong.
Are our views so dissimilar?
All the waste of youth on the young.
Oh, they waste the youth, on the young.
Speak so confidently.
But you're wrong.
Somehow, over familiar.
Shouldn't have to remind you i'm wrong.
You leave nothing to simmer.

Wasted Youth

Ray of Light" is a 3:58 track that embodies the essence of a corporate anthem, offering a melodic, positive, and uplifting experience designed to elevate any environment without overwhelming it. At its heart, a motivational melody captures the listener's attention, seamlessly blended with mellow bass lines and bright piano tones to inspire and energize. A steady, straight beat provides a reassuring rhythm throughout, grounding the composition in a sense of reliability and forward momentum. The careful integration of acoustic and subtle synthetic elements lends the track a contemporary feel, making it perfectly suited for corporate videos, presentations, and settings that aim to motivate and engage. Whether used as a backdrop for corporate narratives, promotional content, or motivational talks, "Ray of Light" delivers a polished, optimistic auditory experience.

For commercial and derivative licences, please visit our Pond5 profile, where you can buy this track for a number of additional uses. https://www.pond5.com/de/royalty-free-music/item/265946792-uplifting-motivational-corporate-harmony-ray-light?ref=covertacoustics

Ray of Light

Ray Of Light

The Icelandic winters are long and dark, sinister shadows lurk and after months your mind messes with you. The new track from Icelandic post-rock band Laxá A Friend Of Darkness captures the mood. 

Equal parts harsh and melodic at 8 minutes long the pieces captures the almost interminable harshness at the same time being a post rock instrumental that fills the blackness.

Laxá & Heima Kvartett are:
Jussi Siglarson - Guitar
Bjarne Guðjohnsen - Bass
Matthias Helguson - Drums
Mike Taylor - Keyboards
Lisbeth Heima - Violin
Sif Árnadóttir - Violin
Natasha Guðmundsdóttir - Viola
Ída Sigurðardóttir - Cello

A Friend Of Darkness by Icelandic post-rock band Laxá

My Cell Phone Died

instrumental rock: guitars with synth build

precipice

Useless Thoughts

All Songs by me (Written, Performed, Ruined, Resuscitated, Mixed, Re-recorded, Abandoned and all other possibilities).  Special thanks to Dani Ford, Kahlan Davis, John Moreland, and the Toxic Brothers.

Art by Amrulqays Maarof (PixaBay)

Starlet (Flash Bulb Mix)

https://youtu.be/z5HGqbKj-Nc?si=9BqXm-7zwNnldkaB

Night Dreams

Where Blind Men See

In my spare time I make experimental/avant-garde music. Influenced by Buckethead, Nobuo Uematsu, Wesley Willis, Miles Davis, Daniel Johnston, The Ramones, Phil Spector, Barry Gordy.

Always open to collaboration.

My Cell Phone Died

Ace Blender and the Fake Band

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