earth_is_not_my_home

Sweet and soulful reflection on the love we have for our cats.

Quiet Magic

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missing time (prod. everstdidthis)

Startled awake
In the middle of the night
I got a feeling
Something ain’t right
Out in the shadows
A man starts to run’
Under the pillow
Grab my loaded gun

Grace Under Fire
I’m gonna need
Grace Under Fire

Look round the corner
Creep down the hall
Dripping with sweat
Pressed to the wall
Driven by anger
Grounded by fear
Someone’s invaded
Might have to kill

Waiting in terror, hushed by my fear
 praying to God, that no one is near
 Clutching the sheets, heart pounding fast
 Each second I feel  might be my last
Caught by a movement
In the half light
I lifted my weapon
Trusted my sight
I still hear the thunder
I still feel the cold
Only a child
How could I know


Grace Under Fire

I think you can tell I kept my neighbours in mind ... at 11:45PM haha 

Yes, it has been quiet in my little music corner. Fear not, mooaarr is coming! 

Linkin Park - Emptiness Machine

So I was doing an acoustic version of Kavinsky Night Call ... when I asked myself, if I were to make a "night call", what would that call be like? And so we got to Bruno Mars Talking to the Moon.

#dearDiary 



Bruno Mars - Talking to the moon

Bi Marefat - Vinak ACCOUSTIC / SLOWED (666)

This song's about my dog. It's pretty Emo though. 

Juno

The Party (EP) Coming Soon

[Lyrics]

I've spent the last 9 days
Thinking what could have been
Now I'm on my own again
Trying to make sense of it

As I start to think
My brain starts to bleed

Every time I fall It's worse than death
But how can I pass the blame when its all in my head
You made me so happy 
take a look what you did to me

As I start to think
My brain starts to bleed

Why can't I accept it
(is there something wrong with me)
Am I just that sick 
(or is there sense to what I speak)

Oh please please
Let me leave 
Or you'll be the death of me!

5 Months have gone by so quickly now
I'll stay strong as long as I have to
I didn't even make you think
You wont even notice my take of leave


YouWillBeTheDeathOfMe!

Tears

Still in My Heart

Always wanted to give this one a shot. I had to play quite a bit around finding the right tone for me, difficulties with the open rolling, chords (no cheating with transposing!), lyric pace etc. 

@ future me, if at any point in time you come back and read this ... remember how many hours your neighbours had to go through hell at night listening to you butchering this song screwing up the chords, the lyrics, both, tone height 😂

Teddy Swims - Lose Control

We interpreted this icaro, taught by Maestro Juan Flores, in our own unique way. The result is a soft and soothing Huarmi Icaro—songs meant to warm our hearts and connect us to our inner gentleness. We performed this live version alongside Johannes Siemann during the Valentine's Heartbeat earlier this year, a special event from which many songs made it onto our live CD (Heartbeat).

The creator's house... where is it? For us, it is our own spirit. And where can that spirit be found? In your body, your heart, your whole being... everywhere. It’s about breaking free from everything that traps us in the illusion of existence. It’s about awakening to a new field of perception, diving into the profound lessons of Mother Nature... La Casa del Señor. Enjoy!

La casa del Señor (Live at Heartbeat ceremony)

Buy this single

Picture a porch at dusk, the weight of the world feeling heavy. Then, a melody starts—a simple, honest ballad about the courage to believe in yourself when no one else does. It’s a song that finds profound strength in simplicity, mapping the journey from weathered doubt to worn-in hope, and leaving the listener with a feeling of warm, unwavering positivity.

Believe In Yourself

last chance - sarcasm (2000's)

Napas Jiwaku

https://x.com/trystsucks?s=21 
Tryst is the raw, emotive solo project of Dillon Burd, a guitarist who first picked up the instrument at 14 to mend a broken heart. After a recent devastating breakup, Dillon channeled his pain and depression into songwriting, transforming personal struggles into hauntingly honest music. Now fully committed, TRYST is his outlet for catharsis, aiming to release as much music as possible and connect with listeners through shared experiences of loss, resilience and whatever comes next.

The White Arrow began as the union of two souls, Marijn De Wit and Juanita Pyl. Their last names merged to create a beautiful new spirit aimed at touching hearts and illuminating paths. They chose to walk this journey together, embodying the balance of feminine and masculine energies. Their music, rooted in their shamanic heritage, is inspired by the whispers of plant spirits, giving life to a project that blends acoustic medicine songs with atmospheric, inner journey sounds.  Their heart-opening music serves as a bridge to the inner world and creativity, offering a connection to higher dimensions of consciousness. Marijn and Juanita are sound healers, curanderos/as, and intuitive musicians who specialize in South American shamanism. Through their workshops, formations, ceremonies, and concerts, they have developed a unique approach to guiding people into a space of self-liberation.
They have pilgrimaged to many sacred sites around the world, learning and studying from indigenous wisdom keepers. They weave ancient threads into a unique tapestry of song, invocation, and ceremony. Their voices sing of an ancient love, beyond conditioning, focusing on light and living from the heart.  Marijn and Juanita have been walking this sacred path together since 2013.  All their music is created in a shamanic ceremonial context. During their concerts, they bring the world of plant medicines to life through intuitive music, medicine songs, and traditional icaro chants, channeling the spirits of the rainforest to guide them.  For ceremonial concerts, cacao ceremonies, and festivals, they collaborate with Johannes Siemann, a highly talented multi-instrumentalist.
Most of their albums are recorded in their home studio, where they experiment with sounds, instruments, and enchanting atmospheric compositions, offering a unique approach to 'medicine music.' Their songs have reached listeners worldwide, often used in shamanic ceremonies, with Brazil being their largest audience. "Cielo medicina" is one of their first and most popular creations.
If you want to support us you can buy our music digital through 'bandcamp'.  Like this you'll own the track in high quality and you can play it offline.
Buy our music at: https://thewhitearrow.bandcamp.com/
Or you can follow us on Spotify where we will upload one single every month.  You can support us by sharing, reposting and following us on Spotify and also by listening and putting the songs in one of your playlists.  https://open.spotify.com/artist/4UoBOwDE2nZ5sfA6HpdUFM?si=V2zezo2dR4mVqIK6vgDigw
We thank you for sharing the medicine.
Thanks for your support.

Just a big music lover! I dabble with vocals, piano and garageband.

personal account for liking music and ummmm... stuff like that :P
may occasionally re-upload songs i find elsewhere for personal reasons.

Welcome to our Denver pet portrait studio soundtrack. These are heartfelt songs for pet lovers. Composed using a mix of traditional writing and AI tools for your special listening enjoyment!

Little Herbert ( don't call me Herbert )  and Cheektowaga Records: Pioneering Diversity in NYC's Rock Scene
Cheektowaga Records stands as a testament to visionary entrepreneurship in the music industry. Founded in 1979 by Herbert "Little Herbert" Vincent Reid Jr., this independent rock label emerged from the vibrant heart of New York City's East Village, defying racial and genre conventions to create a platform for marginalized voices. Little Herbert, a Black American musician and visionary, channeled his life experiences into building a label that would challenge the status quo and leave an indelible mark on the NYC rock scene .

The Genesis of Cheektowaga Records
Historical Context and Foundation
Cheektowaga Records began as Snap Records in 1979 before evolving into its final incarnation. Named after the Seneca word for "Land of the Crab-apples," the label reflected Vince's deep roots in upstate New York while embracing the rebellious spirit of downtown NYC's punk and rock scene. At a time when racial barriers in the music industry were significant, Vince pioneered a space focused on independent rock and college rock, rather than conforming to expectations for Black-owned labels to specialize in soul, R&B, or hip-hop .

Entrepreneurial Vision
Herbert's entrepreneurial journey was fueled by his rejection of societal limitations. Despite warnings that his Black identity would hinder his success, he pursued his vision with unwavering determination. His approach combined non-traditional elements with seasoned musicianship, creating a signature sound that blurred genre boundaries .

Key Artists and Contributions
Cheektowaga Records featured a diverse roster of artists, including:

Box 7: One of the first bands signed to the label, representing Brooklyn's rock scene.

Next Generation: A North Carolina-based group contributing to the label's eclectic mix.

Zane Campbell: A flagship artist whose Appalachian roots blended with electric guitar-driven sound.

Xica Jool (also known as Nacha Mendez or Marghereta Cordero): A flamboyant Spanish-American singer who added club-friendly dance music to the label's primarily rock-oriented catalog .

Challenges and Triumphs
Herbert's path was marked by adversity, including homelessness, racial discrimination, and legal troubles. Yet, these experiences informed the label's ethos and Vince's lyricism, which often explored themes of resilience and identity. His first EP, "A Complicated Man" (2020), encapsulates this narrative, blending blues with rock in a uniquely personal way .

Legacy and Modern Relevance
Though Cheektowaga Records was active primarily in the 1980s, its legacy continues through Herbert's ongoing work. Today, he focuses on his own music while maintaining his commitment to nurturing talent. His recent releases, including "Soul Talking (Me, Myself and I)" (2021) and "The Beat Goes On" (1986 cover), reflect his enduring influence .


For a complete discography and historical context, visit www.cheektowagamusic.com or follow Little Herbert on social media platforms.

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Guitarist and songwriter Jeff Saxxon blends acoustic warmth with electric edge, pairing soulful and politically charged lyrics with timeless melodies.

New tracks tagged #ACCOUSTIC