Name: Pushkar by Sonoscapist
Duration: 5 min 12 s
Description: The melody in this composition is based on a tune I heard way back in the early 80s, being sang & played by the folk musicians in the outskirts of a small town, on the way from Pushkar to Jodhpur in Rajasthan.

ALL your tracks are absolutely brilliant... what a treat for the ears and mind. Thanks.

sax + groose ligne de bass encore une super compo envouter par ses nappes de synthés surpuissante . Bravo !!

happy new year -- great saxophon::)) well arranged::)

Sparkling Fireworks

David Lucas and his late father, Bill Lucas, an acclaimed Sydney architect attended my voice workshops held by the "Once Extra Dance Company" back in the "80's". Adventurous , creative souls with no holds barred on what was the beginnings of Danse Danse. It was then called "Dance Out Of Beat" and was a commentary on the club scene that I'd very much been a part of in the "60's" In recent times I invited Annette Scott on board who has brought it brilliantly to fruition along with my longtime collaborator, Jazz pianist/composer, Kirk Kadish. Now we have a new take on the current dance scene with a touch of empowerment as to whom has the final moves.

Janice Slater

DANSE DANSE: Arterial Flow ft Vocalatti

Delighted to present my latest collaboration with The Phaige, one half of Soundcloud stalwarts One and Other, alongside Jaime J Ross. This is a trippy, exotic backcloth with a cold North wind blowing through. 
Gary once again amazed with his creativity and his multi-layered production. He has such a keen ear for detail and brushstrokes to enhance and improve. What grabbed me from the outset was the slinky, fluid bass playing, but there are many levels across the frequencies to hook you in. Always a fun process to work with him.

All instruments , artwork and production: ThePhaige
Vocals and lyrics: Nick

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Come with me with tales of magic, mountain spirits, hail and snow from your motherland.
Tell me secrets never told of winters bleak and hardship in the biting winter cold - aah

Take me to hidden places where food and love and family keep you warm
I’ll ride with you on Northern winds through deepest valleys and the blackest storms

I’ll sing with you while we are drunk with laughter in our eyes
I’ll listen to your strange new words of love from the North

Fly me faster through the stars to universes only we will ever know
Keep me close and make sweet memories for now and evermore

From North - The Phaige with Nicholas Ridiculous (lyrics in description)

Hey… how’s it going on your end of SoundCloud? Winter’s been holding on tight here, with cold weather and plenty of snow on the ground. Nothing like what is happening right now in the mountains of CA though. With the cold weather, I got a chance to record a new song. It has a mythological theme, loosely based on the snaky haired Medusa. I am probably the only (male) musician to have gazed into her eyes and was not turned into stone. So I had to sing this tale. A little backstory… This ties into a teenage memory of my first crush, because she had a dark, powerful mystique. I called her a snake goddess. (That did not go well.) You can see where I am going with this….. haha. Freud had a field day in his psychological analysis of Medusa in Das Medusenhaupt… but this song is more of a romantic love song in its interpretations, as you will hear in the lyrics and by listening to my enchanted recorder playing as I charm the sacred snakes in Medusa’s hair. I believe that is a first: Haha.  And let’s not forget the poetically romantic implications of the first kiss… OK, hope you like this song. And glad you dropped by. Mark

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Snakes In Her Hair

Music by @abloamberelli
Guitar by @juswel
Vocals/lyric by conover
Thanks to everyone

It's gonna be OK
A new dawn shows a new path ahead.
Love to all

Becalm new dawn (Conover/Camberelli/Welin)

Joyless Future / Paploviante / Open Collaboration Offer
 Paploviante: Bass, Composing, Arrangement, Mix, Picture and Mastering 
BPM 85 / Chords: Am Gm Cm Dm 
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Joyless Future / Paploviante / Open Collaboration Offer

All instruments: Soundpaint - mostly custom patches

Altoflute | Clarinet | Bassoon | Majestic Percussion | Adastra Ensemble | Piccolo | English Horn | CAGE custom brass ensemble patch

Everything was played in live in my DAW of choice Ableton, off the grid, no click track. All improvised in a one take per track fashion, in order to catch musical ideas under pressure. Only slight edits have been made afterwards, so as to preserve the original intentions.

Reverb: IRCAM Spat for placement, Audiority Ursa Major Space Station for tails

Noise courtesy of Waves Abbey Road TG Mastering Suite

Scorched Earth - part 1

Written way back by Claude Putman Jr and made popular by Bobby Bare and Porter Wagoner in 1965 .  Some many artist have recorded it, including Elvis Presley and Tom Jones.  An old country standard that I really like and decided to do a few verses.

Green Grass Of Home

The melody in this composition is based on a tune I heard way back in the early 80s, being sang & played by the folk musicians in the outskirts of a small town, on the way from Pushkar to Jodhpur in Rajasthan. 

Pushkar

live looping improvisation later re-composed and augmented in studio






Wait

Rich, pampered girl from Abilene, Texas meets a trail-worn cowboy with a checkered past, and they head north to avoid her family's scrutiny. It's a doomed relationship from the start, of course, and only lasts until the snow breaks.  Abilene comes calling - she heads back home, and the cowboy does what all cowboys in trouble do (at least in the songs I listen to) - he splits for the border.  True story?  Maybe...
 
The timeline in the song is a little convoluted - begins in the middle and then back to the start, then to the end and back to the middle etc.,..   But you old cowhands will figure it out.

Female voices are Julia Avery and Madison Carr.
 
And the winter would pass......

Pushkar

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