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Ancient Egypt, land of great mystery, culture and achievements..
Land of Ra...
Ra is the Egyptian word for 'sun'. As a solar deity, Ra embodied the power of the sun but was also thought to be the sun itself, envisioned as the great god riding in his barge across the heavens throughout the day and descending into the underworld at sunset.
My ode to that great civilization and the Sun  responsible for all life on this planet..
For those who want to know,the Duduk I used is a free instrument from Evolution Series,they are a fantastic company well worth a visit 
 https://www.evolutionseries.com/portfolio/world-colors-clar-duduk/
A special thank you to Pamela Illanes, (https://soundcloud.com/user-315009621), a wonderful composer that even had her own work played by a real orchestra, early on during my writing I struggled with writers block for almost 2 weeks, one night we engaged in a conversation and Pam was very helpful, she gave me the patience and strength I needed at the time, writers block really gets to me. Its wonderful when artists help each other and I am very lucky to have her as a friend.
Another fabulous photo from my dear friend Ray ,please visit his site ,he's a professional photographer and it will brighten your day  www.raybilcliff.uk/

I heard Erik the Flutemaker describe how he imagined how the pre-historic man first came up with the flute concept.
He imagined a group of early humans living near a forest, occasionally weird sounds would come from the forest that scared them into running away, until a inquisitive ancestor ventured into the forest in search of this unworldly noise .
He found a bamboo that fell ,the little forest bugs ate the inside of the bamboo as it is soft and eventually decomposition made holes in to the bamboo.
Occasionally when it was windy and the wind blow from a certain angle its created a note, a sound.
And that ancestor of ours tried to understand the concept of wind, hollow bamboo with holes...
And maybe this was the way that the flute was born...
I loved that vision and when I saw this art work, it reminded me of this story and my creativity started to develop ...
Erik is a master flute maker, he makes All kinds of amazing flutes, please visit his site, it will bring you joy... https://eriktheflutemaker.com/

A special thank you to Brita Seifert, a generous ,fabulous ,creative artist with a great talent and eye for beauty.
Please visit her site , it will definitely brighten your day  
https://www.shutterstock.com/g/Brita+Seifert

For Tom and Ela

The Bamboo and the Wind

“Hey, Dad?”

What’s it like in Heaven?
Do you party every day?
I’ve got so much to ask you –
But not a lot to say!
Do you ever miss us?
Down here on Earth?
Is being there familiar,
Or a rebirth?
You’re always here with me,
You’re always near!
When I make the grades, or
The toasts I’ve made!
In pictures or afar,
Your me-mor-y is deep within
My heart!

Who’s all there in Heaven? 
Grandma and Aunt V?
Are Uncle Joe and Bob there?
Can you give them all a hug – from me?
Is it better?
Is it better than the life
You had on Earth?
Is it warmer than a sunset,
Or calmer than the surf – up there?
Well, I guess I’d better run
It’s been real fun
I love you to the Moon
I’ll see you soon! 

Music and Lyrics by Jonas L. Cockson

Copyright 2024

"Hey, Dad?"

BAD DAY

Dawn of Heaven ... That's how I put it into my mind.
thank you for listening！！

DAW: Cubase pro 13

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Dawn of Heaven

Live Reflexion#013

We are pleased to present track 2  from our new album, 'Haunting One Seven,' full album available on Bandcamp, we hope you’ll enjoy!

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Haunting One Seven

Free And Easy

All Things Are Impermanent

We are pleased to present track 3 from our new album, 'Haunting One Seven,' full album available on Bandcamp, we hope you’ll enjoy!

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Dancing A War Dance

Presenting

"Diminished Seventh Dialogue"

The diminished seventh chord is a powerful tool for creating tension and suspense.

With this classical composition I have created a sense of dialogue or conversation between the different instruments.  This interplay develops into a sense of mystery, intrigue and unease with the used of the diminished seventh chords.  

Instruments used are:
1.  Clarinet
2. Violin (Arco)
3.  Studio Grand Piano
4.  Bassoon Solo
5.  Bassoon Staccato

Produced in the
ARAPA Music Studio
Sydney - Australia

17.10.2024

Artwork by
#A-Z Creative Studio

Diminished Seventh Dialogue

We are pleased to present track 4 from our latest album, 'Haunting One Seven,' full album available on Bandcamp, we hope you’ll enjoy!

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Velveteen

REMIX ON Blows BYE an older song but my favorite creation

Blows bye here and there

Descending notes infinity

Get Ready to Rave W M / Hard-Techno 160BPM DJ-SET

We are skin cancer of a habitable planet


Ermes, R. Muresan, classe '05, nato nelle periferie di Milano ha iniziato la sua carriera a 19 anni, seguendo i suoi sogni di voler portare un messaggio al mondo attraverso le sue parole, presto sarà tra le vostre playlist ed eventualmente lo vedrete ovunque.

Realizzata per Maria Immacolata T.

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ERMES  - LEI (Prod. Padu)

Imagine yourself in a convertible cruising through a neon-lit city on a warm summer night.

Synths used on this track:
-Roland TR-707
-Roland Juno 106
-Roland System 8

Neon Joyride

Travis Statik Ft Getty4- FIEN

HIP HOP & RAP 
 
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Executive Produced by: Travis Statik
Engineered: Travis Statik

Hook: Travis Statik
First Verse: Getty4
Second Verse: Travis Statik



FIEN

Brand new track and first for 2025. Song called "Universe fuzzing"
Taken from my upcoming full length synthwave album (2025) that will be called "Ultraviolet Cosmos".

youtube link: https://youtu.be/16y888BdiZI?si=rikRzRdc4swOOSyx
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lyrics:
Feel the heat while you're moving around
Feel the beat while you're turning around

there's no wheels for stoping, only thin air poppin


Feel the warmth of the grinding machine
feel the heat from the earth beneath

there's no time machine to revert it, only the future u gotta face it


See these raylights that are flashing, all these memories are crushin' 
all these voices are buzzin' the whole universe is fuzzin'


Read the signs for the future unfold, 
learn from the past and let your dreams on hold

there's no logical planning, only sane present that is running.
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(p) & (c) 2025.

Universe Fuzzing

On his 1970 album Tea for the Tillerman, Cat Stevens managed to touch a nerve with the wider culture with a set of songs featuring lovely melodies and piercing lyrics. “Father and Son,” one of the standouts from that record, has stood the test of time as one of the best explorations of familial dynamics ever put on tape.
Tea for the Tillerman proved to be a breakthrough for Stevens in the United States. “Father and Son” was one of the highlights. To make the song sound like a dialogue, Stevens embodied the father by singing in a lower register in subdued fashion. He then took the part of the son by raising his voice an octave and singing with much more passion.
“Father and Son” wouldn’t work as well as it does if Stevens hadn’t allowed the father to make his case as sensibly as he does. The dad shows a sly sense of humor in his advice to the boy: You’re still young, that’s your fault / There’s so much you have to go through. He totally understands the tempestuousness of youth, because he’s been there: I was once like you are now and I know that it’s not easy.

The headstrong youth displays his own clarity in explaining himself. Only he has to get a third party to hear him out, suggesting the father has settled into an intractable stubbornness: Oh, how can I try to explain? / ‘Cause when I do he turns away again. He makes the point that there’s an inherent difference between his elders and himself that has nothing to do with age: If they were right I’d agree / But it’s them they know not me.
The son has the last word: Now there’s a way and I know that I have to go away. That Cat Stevens was willing to embody both sides of the story on “Father and Son” showed that he had advanced beyond the clichés about the older generation so prevalent in rock music at the time. That’s part of the reason why this song keeps speaking to listeners discovering its wonder and wisdom for the first time."                 American Songwriter

Father and Son- Yusuf/Cat Stevens (Cover)

Heavy Punk Rock 'n' Roll band turns into Synthwave nowadays! Brand NEW album "Ultraviolet Cosmos" available NOW!

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