This is great.  Love the originality and styling

Isaiah 41:10 
"So do not fear, for I am with you; do not be dismayed, for I am your God. I will strengthen you and help you; I will uphold you with my righteous right hand.”


God gave you the golden key to open your fate.✨

Abyss Into Beauty (1) & (2) PROD by ALPHA ALMIGHTY

This is my 'News Intro' that I performed live on the air in 1987 with Radio Personality Jonathon Brandmeier and Newsman Buzz Kilman at WLUP FM98/AM1000 in Chicago. It is a parody of my own 'Party Hearty'.

RON SNYDER - The Buzzman News Lounge LIVE RADIO BIT (1987)

Skyfall

Join, "Today already rose" a song by: Patrick DeWilde, in a journey through a man's life, who no matter how hard he tries to replace her...he will always recall the ways of another woman he once loved.

Today already rose

ROSE 🌹 GOLD TWN flame 🔥🔥((freestyle))🔥🔥 PROD by WOLEVSKY 🔥

Our Supportive Space(Morning Voice)-Freestyle Prod By SilenceX

Four leaf clover, think it over; what’s that s’posed to do?
Make a wish, a falling star. Conjure up a brand new car.
Luck is not found in a bottle, luck is who you are, and how you

Live the dream, but face the pain. Muddle through, do it again.
The easy way is usually not the answer to your
Dreams, but that’s alright. Do the work, put up the fight.
Nothing wrong with dreaming, but sometimes you have to try.

Think you ought to understand, black cats shouldn’t change your plan.
Never fear a broken mirror, get on your feet again.
Ladders go up and down, they’re not meant for walking ‘round.
Luck is never - never ever - luck is who you are, and how you

Live the dream, but face the pain. Muddle through, do it again.
The easy way is usually not the answer to your
Dreams, but that’s alright. Do the work, put up the fight.
Nothing wrong with dreaming, but sometimes you have to try.

Try

Live the dream, but face the pain. Muddle through, do it again.
The easy way is usually not the answer to your
Dreams, but that’s alright. Do the work, put up the fight.
Nothing wrong with dreaming, but sometimes you have to try.

I'm Paranoid

Born from ash.
Raised by flame.
Carved from every moment you should’ve fallen but didn’t.

The Phoenix erupts with alternative rock fury,
guitars tearing open the sky,
drums landing like the heartbeat of something ancient waking up.

It’s rebirth and rebellion in the same breath.
A soundtrack for rebuilding yourself from the wreckage,
for choosing fire over fear,
for rising when nobody expected you to.

A Hempenology anthem for the ones who refuse to stay buried.

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The Phoenix

„Beneath the Tinsel (Father’s Lullaby)“
A melancholic punk-folk ballad by Beyond & Before Music
Voiced by Adelheide – a ghost from the past, a whisper in the snow.
This song is a father-daughter dialogue across time, woven into the transmedia universe of „Hinter uns das Land“ (a biographical novel about memory, resistance, and the quiet violence of history). Recorded as a wartime Christmas ballad, it asks: What remains when love can’t stop the falling bomb?
„Oh, Father, did you know?
The war’s not in the snow — it’s in the silence…“

Credits:

Vocals: Adelheide (a character from the novel’s virtual world)
Music & Lyrics: Frank Talmon l’Armée
Genre: Punk-folk / Wartime Ballad (84 BPM, E minor)
Part of the Hinter uns das Land soundtrack – where music and literature intertwine.
Full novel & soundtrack coming 2026.
#PunkFolk #ChristmasBallad #HistoricalFiction #Transmedia

Why this song?
Adelheide’s voice – aged, raspy, yet tender – carries the weight of generations. This track is a bridge between the novel’s 1930s setting and today’s digital age, where „the battle’s in the feed, the human need.“

Listen closely: The theremin’s hum in the outro is the sound of a bomb that never explodes… but never goes away.

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„Beneath the Tinsel (Father’s Lullaby)“
Eine melancholische Punk-Folk-Ballade von Beyond & Before Music
Gesungen von Adelheide – eine Stimme aus der Vergangenheit, ein Flüstern im Schnee.
Dieser Song ist ein Dialog zwischen Vater und Tochter über die Zeit, eingebettet in das transmediale Universum von „Hinter uns das Land“ (ein biografischer Roman über Erinnerung, Widerstand und die stille Gewalt der Geschichte). Als Weihnachtsballade im Kriegsmodus fragt er: Was bleibt, wenn die Liebe die fallende Bombe nicht aufhalten kann?
„Oh, Father, did you know?
The war’s not in the snow — it’s in the silence…“

Credits:

Stimme: Adelheide (eine Figur aus der virtuellen Welt des Romans)
Musik & Text: Frank Talmon l’Armée
Genre: Punk-Folk / Kriegsweihnachtslied (84 BPM, E-Moll)
Teil des Hinter uns das Land-Soundtracks – wo Musik und Literatur verschmelzen.
Roman & vollständiger Soundtrack erscheinen 2026.
#PunkFolk #Weihnachtsballade #HistorischerRoman #Transmedia

Warum dieser Song?
Adelheides Stimme – gealtert, rauchig, doch zärtlich – trägt die Last der Generationen. Der Track ist eine Brücke zwischen den 1930er-Jahren des Romans und unserer digitalen Gegenwart, in der „der Kampf im Feed tobt, das menschliche Bedürfnis“.

Hört genau hin: Das Theremin im Outro ist der Klang einer Bombe, die nie explodiert… aber nie verschwindet.


Beneath the Tinsel (Father’s Lullaby)

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Retired the beginning of 2023. Been writing music seriously for about six years. Thanks for listening - and sharing!

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