"Prelude in Despair" paints a soundscape of tangled thoughts, obsessive fixation, and the profound ache of a futile struggle. This prelude stands as a complete and powerful narrative of anguish, perfect for cinematic scenes of introspection, loss, and unresolved tension.

Prelude In Despair

An energetic young cat curiously searches for entertainment, while trying not to be detected by his foes.  He carefully & quietly searches for something small and furry to chase.

This is an instrumental folktronica song which incorporates hip-hop rhythms fused with acoustic guitar backed and by bold synths.  A touch of dark eeriness lends it nicely as a Fall / Halloween song.

Was It A Cat I Saw?

Jerred Seveyka plays acoustic rhythm and slide guitar

Bret Tobalske plays lead slide resonator guitar, electric bass and drums.

Distilled

Klangmoebel-Soundtracks, Vol. 4: Harry

Cease to Exist

The original version of this song by The Infinity Chamber has an attractive and captivating Pink Floyd vibe to it. That beautiful, melancholic style is what drew me to the song from the beginning. The lyrics, both provocative and moving, still leave me wondering and imagining.

https://soundcloud.com/theinfinitychamber/the-delicate-art-of-reflection?si=00450f0a6093431ebffdc3c80daa0823&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

The song depicts a bedroom scene through the eyes of a man who starts to doubt his relationship, his life and life in general and tries to step away from it all. The brutally honest way in which this epiphany of gloom was put into words, generates unexpected sympathy and aversion at the same time. Once the sadness behind the lyrics sinks in, you are helplessly building sympathy for both characters in the scene and that final: “I went and got pissed”, doesn’t even sound mean anymore. It sounds like he deserves the relief.

I hope my version of it does the work justice.

The Delicate Art of Reflection

Incense

You’re Gonna Go Far

Deep Pockets

A Melodrama

Sunday Chill

Ron Snyder sent Austin Grey some music (which happened to be for the verses) for him to come up with some lyrics and a melody. Austin came up with the lyrics, melody, bridges and repackaged it into this demo recording. He has a lot of soul in his voice.
Link to Austin Grey's channel - https://soundcloud.com/austin-grey-49137473

Rust & Ashes - DEMO - (Austin Grey / Ron Snyder)

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.

Was It A Cat I Saw?

Roger L. Smith