Name: Man Innocent by Black Horizon (formerly Studio Vision)
Duration: 3 min 43 s
Description: Hard-rock anthem that crashes open with thick guitars and an Ozzy-esque vocal snarl. “Man Innocent” pounds through the mix with heavy riffs, dark energy, and a chorus that cuts through like fire on steel—raw, defiant, and built for loud speakers and late nights.

Экспериментальный трек. Идея заключалась в том, чтобы все звуки были сыграны на одной гитаре (той, что на фото) с минимальным количеством эффектов (я использовал только реверберацию и эквалайзер). Кажется, это звучит как хип-хоп из 1950-х ☝️ // Experimental track. The idea was to have all the sounds played on one guitar (the one in the photo) with a minimum amount of effects (I only used reverb and equalizer). It seems to sound like 1950s hip-hop ☝️

нулевая эффективность



трек очень похож по настроению на один из предыдущих, поэтому я назвал его так же, указав, однако, что это сиквел) // the track is very similar in mood to one of the previous ones, so I called it the same, indicating, however, that this is a sequel)

"First part": 
https://on.soundcloud.com/PNe8zbU44oJZ487q6

шаги 2

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Since I have been struggling with composing new song ideas that make me excited to play, I figured I would try to find the covers I done over the years that I am most proud. This is from Time Odyssey which is one of my favorite albums when I was growing up.

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“ A venomous love letter-irony, sarcasm, and a nostalgic sadness run through the lyrics written by an obviously disappointed yet devoted fan, watching a beloved franchise in decline.” -A review left by MetaX

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Tried to express the feeling of the pain being separated from Krishna and the hope that one day I might rejoin Him in the spiritual world. Hope you will like this hit rock anthem and if you do please share it :)

Your Smile

Hard-rock anthem that crashes open with thick guitars and an Ozzy-esque vocal snarl. “Man Innocent” pounds through the mix with heavy riffs, dark energy, and a chorus that cuts through like fire on steel—raw, defiant, and built for loud speakers and late nights.

Man Innocent

Wrote this song when i was 15 years old... Here's my take on it at 26... Enjoy.

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Black Horizon (formerly Studio Vision) is a hard-rock project from Leicester, England, channeling the spirit of classic guitar heroes into a modern, spiritual sound. His breakout single “Rise Again” urges listeners to embrace transformation and find strength through Krishna consciousness. With a sound that blends heavy riffs, soaring solos, and devotion, Black Horizon bridges faith and fire.

Born to rock – Denis Aleric found his passion for music at the young age of 6.  In the traditional yet modern city, Split, Croatia, was where he was born.  At the age of 16, Denis began playing the guitar for rock and heavy metal bands such as Pandora, Destruction and Essence. After joining the Hare Krishna movement in 1994, Denis expanded his musical talents by playing the harmonium and Indian drum.  After 1999, he left Croatia to travel as a monk to countries such as Switzerland, Germany, India, Italy, Austria, Poland and Romania.  During this time, Denis may have given up many things but music was definitely not one of them.  In fact, his music just became more diverse and original.  Spending 14 years of his life in London, Denis created instrumental songs such as Day Of Joy, Memories, Get Out, amongst many others.  He also created some sound tracks for the Bhaktivedanta Player’s Ramayana and then later recorded the hip hop album When A Soul Acknowledges.  Now Denis lives with his family in Leicester, England where he has just created his new instrumental, Perfect Forever. All of his songs are composed, produced, mixed and mastered by himself and his motivation and passion for creating new songs shows real dedication and love for music.

Man Innocent

Black Horizon (formerly Studio Vision)

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