Name: Back to the Lake by Rob Salsman
Duration: 3 min 51 s
Description: Summer’s still alive down by the water. A feel-good throwdown for everyone who never really grew up

Love The Way You Lie by Eminem & Rihanna but Acoustic AI Cover.

AI cover version made by 23XPD.

Eminem - Love The Way You Lie (1960's Folk Version)

Everyday by Logic but 1950's Soul AI Cover.

AI cover version made by 23XPD.

Logic - Everyday (1950's Soul)

We all look down the tracks every once in a while.

Trains

A father’s love turned into a soft blues serenade. 💙🎙️
Experience Eminem’s “Hailie’s Song” reimagined as a 1950s-style tender blues performance, filled with smoky piano, gentle guitar, and heartfelt vintage vocals.
An AI reinterpreted cover that transforms raw emotion into timeless sound — warm, intimate, and deeply human.

🎧 From hip-hop confession to blues lullaby — pure love, pure soul.

Eminem – Hailie’s Song (1950s Tender Blues Cover | AI Reimagined)

Kanye West - Heartless (1950s Version)

Animals

The streets meet the smoke of a 1950s jazz club. 🎷🌃
Experience Coolio’s “Gangsta’s Paradise” reborn as a slow, soulful Jazz & Blues cover — upright bass, smoky piano, and velvet vocals replace the original’s dark beats.
An AI reimagined tribute that turns struggle and reflection into a timeless late-night performance filled with mood, depth, and heart.

🎧 From the alleyways to the jazz lounge — same story, new soul.

Coolio – Gangsta’s Paradise (1950s Blues Cover | AI Reimagined)

Dark Green Fescue

Summer’s still alive down by the water. A feel-good throwdown for everyone who never really grew up

Back to the Lake

Wake up with the sun, hit the water like a creed  
One kilometer of clarity, no drama, no need  
Coffee in my hand, vape in the other  
Footstool throne, sacrum undercover  

They say slow down, I say shift gears  
I’m not old, I’m just engineered  
For weirdness, wisdom, and a touch of flair  
Still swimming laps while they’re gasping for air  

I’m 70 and still weird  
Got no shame, got no fear  
I light up truth, I bend the rules  
I’m the elder in the shallow pool  
I’m 70 and still weird  
Legacy loud, vision clear  
I laugh at time, I dance with pain  
I’m the footstool king in the dopamine rain  

Trading setups with my son, passing down the spark  
Modular dashboards, lighting up the dark  
Songs from the soul, quirks in the mix  
I’m the glitch in the matrix they forgot to fix  

Don’t need your pity, don’t need your praise  
I’ve got my rhythm, I’ve got my haze  
I’m the remix of every year I’ve lived  
Still riffing, still giving, still wildly unzipped  

I’m 70 and still weird  
Built from love, not engineered  
I swim, I vape, I write, I teach  
My legacy’s not out of reach  
I’m 70 and still weird  
Footstool throne, sacrum cleared  
I’m the anthem of the aging bold  
Still weird, still wild, still gold

70 and still Weird

Slide into the weekend with Weekend Rollout Groove — a feel-good blend of funky rhythms, sunny melodies, and pure laid-back energy.
This track is all about open roads, easy vibes, warm breezes, and that carefree spirit that kicks in the moment Friday arrives.

Turn it up, roll the windows down, and let the groove set you free.
Perfect for road trips, lazy mornings, or any moment that needs a little sunshine. 🌞✨

Weekend Rollout Groove

Robin Salsman is a multidisciplinary songwriter, musician, and producer whose creative world bridges modern technology with timeless songwriting. His music spans cinematic EDM, alt-country rock, and experimental fusion, each project shaped by emotion and precision.

Through his independent label Void Realm Studios, Rob develops and releases his body of work. His albums Brother Falcon, Midnight Falcon, and Seagull define his signature sound—authentic storytelling fused with bold production and dynamic energy.

Under his production alias Zebular Namslas, he’s written and produced for film and television, performed at international EDM festivals, and collaborated across genres. His releases All Dance Now!, Higher, Friends, and Dr. Booty push sonic boundaries with a cinematic pulse and infectious rhythm.

Back to the Lake

Rob Salsman

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