Name: No Lemon No Melon by Roger L. Smith
Duration: 2 min 54 s
Description: Enveloped in a tapestry of "synthy" melodies, this song gently cradles an optimistic breeze amidst a backdrop of wistful melancholy. Supported by a robust foundation of pulsating drums and bass, it seamlessly blends contrasting emotions into a harmonious sonic journey.

This music has some good Christmas vibes :)

Bastard Forever

A calm, meditative ambient music with soft and delicate piano, wide and warm pads.
This music track is available for licensing.
Ideal for relaxation, nature visuals, yoga, space or cinematic contents.
Link for licensing:
https://bit.ly/45SXqkn  on Pond5
You can download my music tracks from SoundCloud for FREE and use my tracks for FREE in your videos, but without the ability to monetize them on YouTube.
If you want to include monetization of your videos and earn money, you need to purchase a license for each track that you use. A Commercial License can be purchased on Audiostocks (for links see profile above).
If you can not purchase a license, in this case you can leave all as it is. Your videos will feel good, they will not be imposed any restrictions (except for monetization).

Blue Oceans - Meditation - Piano - Free Download

I DON'T KNOW AND I DON'T GIVE A DAMN
Music by Overdrive & Lux Mala
Guitar solo by The Boilerman

Check out the promo video on Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/p/C-EjErMuerv/

Listen to Lux Mala's amazing music on Soundcloud:
https://soundcloud.com/lux_mala

Also, check out The Boilerman's great material on Soundcloud:
https://soundcloud.com/boilerman-615719656

I Don't Know And I Don't Give A Damn

Enveloped in a tapestry of "synthy" melodies, this song gently cradles an optimistic breeze amidst a backdrop of wistful melancholy. Supported by a robust foundation of pulsating drums and bass, it seamlessly blends contrasting emotions into a harmonious sonic journey.

No Lemon No Melon

### The Rose and The Rope by Laxá

COVER ART BY FRASER CORMACK - Angry sky over Mosstodloch

In Ísafjörður, Iceland, Laxá's evocative piece "The Rose and The Rope" unfolds without words, instead conveying emotions through its music. With a blend of 80s reggae-influenced bass and post-rock guitars and strings, the composition creates a rich, immersive experience.

Bjarne Guðjohnsen's bass pulses with the deep, resonant groove reminiscent of 80s reggae, setting the stage for the journey. Matthias Helguson's drums join with a steady pace, their beats echoing through the fjord's stillness. Jussi Siglarson's guitar melodies soar and dive, embodying the post-rock essence with layers of emotion. Mike Taylor's keyboards add ethereal textures, blending with the ensemble's soundscape.

The Heima Kvartett—Lisbeth Heima (violin), Sif Árnadóttir (violin), Natasha Guðmundsdóttir (viola), and Ída Sigurðardóttir (cello)—enrich the piece with their strings. Lisbeth and Sif's violins intertwine like fragile rose vines, while Natasha's viola adds haunting undertones and Ída's cello provides depth and strength.

Together, the music represents the delicate balance between beauty and resilience, akin to the rose and rope symbolizing life's contrasts. The composition evolves, capturing Iceland's rugged beauty and emotional depth.

### The Origin of the Title

The title "The Rose and The Rope" has a poignant backstory. During a tour, Jussi Siglarson and Bjarne Guðjohnsen stayed in a remote village. Their host, an elderly woman, had a unique artifact hanging on her wall—a dried rose tied with a rugged rope. Intrigued, Jussi asked about its significance.

The woman recounted a tale from her youth. During a harsh winter, the village was cut off by snowstorms, and supplies were scarce. The young woman tended a rose bush through the winter, finding solace in its survival. Her future husband, determined to support the village, crafted a rope to brave the snow and gather provisions.

In spring, as the village emerged from the cold, the rose bloomed, symbolizing resilience. On their wedding day, the man gave the rose tied with the rope to the woman, representing their balance of beauty and strength.

Moved by this story, Laxá adopted "The Rose and The Rope" as the title, reflecting the harmonious blend of emotions and themes in their music. It symbolizes unity, strength, and beauty amidst adversity, encapsulating the essence of their composition.

Eldinsgill

The Rose And The Rope by Icelandic Postrock band  Laxá

A 90s new man called Stan - The Moon is Rising (Folk-tronix mix)

Mind

Can’t Wait To Leave

Believe in you

Reasons

Lost In The Clouds

Roger is a musician, producer & composer living in West Michigan.

He self-produces original acoustic & electronic compositions which range from ambient and IDM to classical.  His influences span far and wide through traditional blues and jazz to more modern house and techno beats.  More often than not, his music has just a touch of beautiful sadness.

His music is perfect for soundtracks, video games & other sync projects.  Contact him for more details.

No Lemon No Melon

Roger L. Smith

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