Name: I'm seeing blue sky by Stacey Elizabeth Maor
Duration: 3 min 36 s
Description: This is a song I wrote for all those people who have recently been laid off and need a pick-me-up. It is guitar and vocals with some layered vocals.

An hommage to the legendary Joni Mitchell classic that breaths the peace and love of the original with an extra depth in arragement and some small lyrical adaptions. Production, instruments and vocals by Alexander Gustave van Breemen. Violin: Youssef Naccache.

Woodstock

From the album ' Living in a peaceful me' comes this song that was inspired by a chant by the sage Yoginâm. Alexander Gustave van Breemen wrote the song around it. The arrangement of acoustic guitars, celtic bouzouki and ukulele in the chorus create an enchanting contrast with the verses that are merely carried by vocal and acoustic guitar. The lyrics of Into the wind whisper to the listener not to get lost in the chaos of the world, but find solace in the company of those that realize their root being in Infinity.

Into the wind

Inspired by lyrics from the mystical book 'Oh Abbah Songs for Lovers' by the sage Yoginâm. From the album Living in a peaceful me, Alexander Gustave van Breemen arranged this song with an enchanting tapestry of voices and harmonies.

Light of the day

A joyful song/chant (based on a mystical poem by Yoginâm) from the album 'Living in a peaceful me'. This song/chant is sung by many people over the world during singing gatherings. The power of positive energy and a beautiful message of Peace...

Day of great Joy

I see you in my sleep

This is my first original song performed on guitar. The song was adapted from a song I had originally written for ukelele.

Don't Tell Me What to Be

go on gentle 
go on kind
leave the past behind
be here with me 
be here now 
let go and allow it all to go on with the flow
breathe
let it in
breathe 
let it out
everything is gonna be ok

everything is gonna be ok

This is a song I wrote for all those people who have recently been laid off and need a pick-me-up. It is guitar and vocals with some layered vocals.

I'm Seeing Blue Sky

I'm seeing blue sky

Tears are the release, never be afraid to let go.

This is an original I wrote on guitar and recorded in a single take - raw and unfiltered.

Floating and Spinning

Lydia Violet's debut album, "Already Free," inspired by traditions of roots, folk, and protest music. 

Sing To The Mountain

With just a short time in the music world, Stacey Maor has already managed to craft a sound that feels both deeply personal and universally relatable.

In March 2024, Stacey Maor picked up their first instrument—and, as they put it, "haven’t been able to put it down since." What started as a curiosity soon turned into an obsession, and within less than a year, the artist completed an ambitious 30-day, 90-song writing challenge in December 2024. This burst of creativity birthed a collection of heartfelt, raw songs that showcase their evolving mastery of lyricism, melody, and storytelling.
Drawing on a rich background in poetry, Stacey combines evocative, emotional lyrics that capture the highs and lows of the human experience. 

Their debut album, set to release in 2025,  is a culmination of this creative energy—a deeply introspective exploration of love, loss, growth, and everything in between. Each song is crafted to connect with listeners on a personal level, sharing moments of vulnerability while celebrating the power of music to heal and unite.

I'm seeing blue sky

Stacey Elizabeth Maor

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