I wrote a song called "Mass Confusion" and shared it with an auditorium full of several hundred people at the "Summer Songwriting Workshop" at Berklee College of Music, Boston, in August of 2001. One faculty member didn't like my song, because after listening to it, he told me in front of the assembled auditorium full of people that "your song causes mass confusion".  Another faculty member complemented me on one aspect of the song lyrics, which I appreciated. 9/11 occurred less than one month later. Fast forward to 2025. I took my lyrics of "Mass Confusion", added some of the lyrics from the Beatles song "Yesterday", and created several versions. This particular one is with female vocal harmonies, and an acoustic feel.

If you'd prefer a more uptempo version, here's my YouTube video of that:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2fos0BlYtww
I'll probably post that version on SoundCloud also.

Here are the lyrics:

Thought that things were going smoothly
Thought everything was alright
But what I think and what is real are not the same
And he is gone and I don't understand
The words he said provided no such clue
Mass delusion, mass confusion, what am I to do?

Yesterday
All my troubles seemed so far away
Now it looks as though they're here to stay
Oh I believe in yesterday

Why he had to go?
I don't know, he wouldn't say
I said something wrong
Now I long for yesterday

We had such good times together
Times that I thought were so special
We talked and laughed and did the things that lovers do
But he is gone and I am so bewildered
The words he said provided no such clue
Now I'm only sad and lonely, can't believe it's through

Why he had to go?
I don't know, he wouldn't say
I said something wrong
Now I long for yesterday

Yesterday love was such an easy game to play
Now I need a place to hide away
Oh, I believe in yesterday

Mass delusion, mass confusion, what am I to do?
Mass delusion, mass confusion, what am I to do?

Yesterday (cover of Beatles lyrics)

Let’s not mince words here. Trump is the embodiment of corruption, greed, and incompetence. He’s a man who has spent his entire life looking out for himself, exploiting others, and leaving chaos in his wake. As De Niro so eloquently put it: *“He’s a dog. He’s a pig. He’s a con. He’s a bullsh*t artist. He’s a mutt who doesn’t know what he’s talking about.”* This isn’t just about politics—it’s about morality. It’s about standing up to a man who has no respect for the rule of law, no respect for the truth, and no respect for the American people.  

Trump’s presidency was a disaster. He divided the country, emboldened hate, and failed to deliver on his promises. He’s a man who thrives on chaos, who lies with every breath, and who cares only about his own ego. As De Niro said: *“He’s a punk, he’s a dog, he’s a mutt. He doesn’t know what he’s talking about. He’s an idiot. He’s a fool.”* And yet, here we are, facing the possibility of him returning to power. We cannot let that happen. We cannot allow this man to continue to poison our democracy.  

This is not just about Trump—it’s about the people who enable him. The sycophants, the cowards, and the opportunists who stand by his side and allow his corruption to flourish. They are just as guilty as he is. As De Niro said: *“They’re all scum. They’re all mutts. They don’t know what they’re talking about.”* We need to hold them accountable. We need to stand up and fight back.  

The stakes are too high to sit on the sidelines. This is about the soul of our nation. It’s about protecting our democracy, our values, and our future. We cannot afford to let Trump and his enablers win. We must vote, we must organize, and we must make our voices heard. As De Niro said: *“We’re gonna fight back. We’re gonna fight back with everything we’ve got.”*  

So let’s do this. Let’s come together and defeat Trump once and for all. Let’s show the world that we are better than this. That we will not tolerate corruption, lies, and hate. That we will stand up for what’s right. As De Niro said: *“We’re gonna win. We’re gonna win because we have to.”*  

This is our moment. This is our fight. Let’s get to work.  

#DefeatTrump #VoteHimOut #NotMyPresident #DeNiroWasRight

Dark Enlightenment

The Beatles covered this Barrett Strong song and made it even better.  This is my version.   All vocals and instruments performed by me April, 2025

Money  (that's what I want)   Beatles Cover

Faded Shades - Something Real (2025 Remaster)

Do You Want To Know A Secret?

Never Again

That's What It Takes

Paying tribute to the majesty of Paul Williams and the Carpenters on this one. 
This song is for only One.

You Could Be The One

Early track, mate. So pardon me if it sounds kind of bad. All the instruments and vocals are performed by me only. Produced, Mixed, Mastered by me too using Cakewalk with only REDD.17 and Fairchild 660 inspired VST Plugins (CodeRED, Varimoon). Also using OrilRiver for Reverb, a bit saturation from HF Filter (Default Cakewalk). Using aaaallllll the budget stuffs. Cheap microphone, cheap USB Soundcard, bad sounding acoustic drum. Recorded in library on saturday since I work as a School Librarian through the weekdays.
Enjoy, mate.
.
Lyrics,

I know it sounds so stupid
And you won't believe me
But whatever I did say
Misunderstanding

I lose myself when I'm with you
Cause you keep on run around my mind
And I will always fail to find, another you
And I don't know why

Wish I get another try
Or a proper goodbye
And to ask another why
Before you fly

Am I still good enough for you?
Even if I'm still wrong to you
I don't know what else I can ever, ever do
You gave me no clues
.
Vocals: Doni Kusuma Ibrahim
Guitars: Doni Kusuma Ibrahim
Bass: Doni Kusuma Ibrahim
Drums: Doni Kusuma Ibrahim

And I Don't Know Why

This is a cover of The Beatles "Tomorrow Never Knows"

Tomorrow Never Knows

I make music sometimes 
email me here:
amisalami312@gmail.com

Songs for Social Change

Hello, and thank you for taking the time to listen.  
My name is Johnny, a lifelong musician and songwriter whose work is deeply rooted in the pursuit of justice, equality, and meaningful change. For as long as I can remember, music has been my voice, my weapon, and my sanctuary—a way to channel the frustrations, hopes, and dreams of a world in turmoil.  

My songs are a reflection of the turbulent times in which we live. They are anthems for the marginalized, the oppressed, and the forgotten—those who bear the weight of systemic inequality, poverty, and injustice. Through my music, I aim to amplify the voices of minorities, the poor, the sick, and the downtrodden, shining a light on the struggles they endure in a society that often turns a blind eye.  

At the heart of my work is a call to resist the oppressive grip of the billionaire class, whose unchecked power and greed have eroded the foundations of our democracy. My lyrics are a rallying cry, urging listeners to awaken to the realities of our world, to challenge the status quo, and to fight for a future where equity and justice are not just ideals, but realities.  

But my music is not just a critique of what is wrong—it is also a beacon of hope. I strive to inspire others to join the fight, to look in the mirror and confront the uncomfortable truths of our nation’s bloody history. Only by acknowledging the past can we begin to heal and move forward. My songs are a tribute to the dreamers and the activists who came before us, and a call to carry their torch into the future.  

Above all, I seek to honor the vision of John Lennon and countless others who dared to imagine a world of peace, love, and unity. Through my music, I hope to contribute to that vision.  

Thank you for listening, and thank you for being part of the movement for change. Together, we can create a world where justice, compassion, and humanity prevail.

4/20/2025: I updated my profile to accept direct messages only from those that I follow. Most of the direct messsages were from people who heaped overly exaggerated flattery and praise on me, only to ask me to pay them to increase my popularity. And none of them have left similar comments at my songs so that all can see. Which makes me question their sincerity.

Open Diary
old account: https://soundcloud.com/hunnyhxnter

Electronic Dance Music Producer

eigenspace interest in electronic dance music goes back to 1981 when he was one of the Steve Strange's Blitz crowd and first saw Paul Oakenfold in Rumours, Covent Garden in the early 1980's.  At this time he bought himself one of the first music computers the Yamaha CX5M and together with a RX7 drum machine he started experimenting with programming music.  

A dance music fan from the early days eigenspace spent the 1990s travelling the length and breadth of the UK attending events by the likes of Fantazia, Slinky, Godskitchen, Gatecrasher, Essential, Sunrise, Cream, Global Gathering, etc. as well as being a regular on the London club scene at Strawberry Sundae and Sunnyside Up.  In the nineties eigenspace invested in a Roland MC-505 and Quasimidi 309 which he further experimented with programming. It was in 1997 that eigenspace heard tunes like "For An Angel" and "Out Of The Blue" which introduced him to his great love in electronic music - the trance genre.  

During the 00s eigenspace moved to computer software to make music.  He started with Propellerhead Rebirth and upgraded to Reason. He now uses a combination of Cakewalk Sonar, Apple Logic, Ableton Live and Propellerhead Reason.  He has developed his trance syle and produced a debut album in 2011 “Dancers At The End Of Time” and is now releasing the EP “Indian Summer” in 2012.


Solo, mate. Since every time I did have a band, it all vanished for some reason, here I am. I'm doing it all alone cause I'm tired.

New tracks tagged #BEATLES