Just a song about wanting to rescue someone from the train tracks they're tied on.

Train Tracks

Lucid Dreams EP
~
One time I was Lucid Dreaming. It was like getting out of bed, but not actually getting out of bed, and then preceding to jump on the earth like a trampoline. It was fun while it lasted...

Metro

Attempt 2

This is pretty much the opposite of "Electrifyin' Love" I did a year ago (it might as well be called "Electrifyin' Love v2." Finally got around to finishing this mix after setting it aside for a while because I wasn't sure if it would work. Nonetheless, I did my best to make it sound good again.

Side note, always look both ways before crossing train tracks.


Inspiration for this mix: 👉 https://youtu.be/q0ZX-JwYLJk?si=KfT2CHvbsIGTLPZW

Electrifyin' Love 🎬: https://youtu.be/g9MkdwDN2O0?si=xl4IlN3QdtMoQZWt


Music: TheFatRat & Anjulie - Love It When You Hurt Me
Watch the official music video: https://youtu.be/Uc59ulnJI2o
Listen here: https://lnk.to/tfrloveitwhenyouhurtmeyt

Music: TheFatRat - Electrified
Watch the official music video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-LOXXGGeAc&ab_channel=TheFatRat
Check out the "Electrified" here 👉 https://lnk.to/electrified

pixel art by anas abdin:
https://twitter.com/anasabdin
https://instagram.com/anasabdin
https://linktr.ee/anasabdin

DISCLAIMER: All content used belongs to their respective owners.

TheFatRat & Anjulie - Electrified Love [LIWYHM x Electrified]

Federico Gerhardt's instrumental track "The Train" captures the quintessential spirit of the blues with a minimalist yet profoundly evocative approach. Employing a Didley Bow, a one-string Cigar Box Guitar, alongside a harmonica, Gerhardt crafts a sonic journey that mirrors the departure and arrival of a train.

The piece begins with the solitary twang of the Didley Bow, its raw and singular note mimicking the initial chug of a train leaving the station. The simplicity of the instrument, often associated with the roots of Delta blues, sets a rustic and nostalgic tone, creating an auditory landscape that feels both expansive and intimate.

As "The Train" gathers momentum, the harmonica joins in. Its wails and cries lend a soulful depth to the track, evoking the lonesome yet hopeful essence of travel. The harmonica's melody intertwines with the Didley Bow’s rhythmic pulse, echoing the increasing speed of the train as it races through sweeping landscapes.

The interplay between the Didley Bow and the harmonica not only serves to convey motion but also reflects the emotional undertones of the journey. The blues elements are palpable, with each bend of the harmonica and each pluck of the string resonating with a sense of longing and anticipation.

Approaching its conclusion, "The Train" slows, mirroring the train's arrival at its destination. The tempo decelerates, the harmonica's notes become more reflective, and the Didley Bow's vibrations taper off, settling into a quiet halt. The track leaves listeners with a sense of fulfillment, akin to the completion of a long journey.

Overall, Gerhardt's "The Train" is a masterful example of storytelling through music. By using just a Didley Bow and a harmonica, he encapsulates the essence of blues and the metaphorical journey of a train, creating an emotionally rich and sonically layered piece that stands out in the instrumental blues genre.

The train

This collection includes 10 recordings of the sound atmosphere of the railway station and the train in motion. You will hear the loud and rattling noise that the old Bulgarian passenger trains make while they are moving. The old passenger trains in Bulgaria were manufactured in 1970 in Poland. Although the railway lines in Bulgaria are being renovated, there are still places where when the train passes, the usual rattling sound can be heard.

Sample Rate - 96 kHz / 24 bit
Gear - Zoom H1n
Location - Bulgaria

☛ Follow Nomadic Soundscape
Facebook - www.facebook.com/nomadicsoundscapesfr
YouTube - www.youtube.com/@nomadicsoundscapes
Instagram - www.instagram.com/nomadicsoundscape

☛ https://nomadicsoundscape.com

♦Bandcamp: https://nomadicsoundscapes.bandcamp.com

Sound of a slow moving train arriving at the station

Bulgaria Train and Train Station Sound Library

Sound of a Train Departing from a Station

Sound of Moving Train

Sound of a train taxiing at a train station

Sound of a Train Entering the Station

Sounds of Train Station Sounds

Sound of arriving and departing train from station

Sound of a passing train

Opening, closing and starting an old passenger train

Loud Rattling Sound of a Moving Train

Traintracks

Federico Gerhardt is a versatile Argentine musician who moves effortlessly between blues, pop, and funk.

As a singer, harmonica player, and guitarist, he has made the cigar box guitar one of his trademarks, blending tradition with experimentation in every performance.

His music ranges from the raw authenticity of blues to the freshness of contemporary sounds, always carried by honest lyrics and deep emotional presence.

Beyond being a songwriter, Federico is also a luthier, crafting and playing his own instruments, which gives his work a unique and handcrafted identity.

Hi! I’m D Mezzy, a multi-genre multi-instrumentalist artist, songwriter, and producer! Please be sure to check out my tracks! I’m all over the map musically, and there’s something for everyone! Thanks!

Http://linktr.ee/davemezzy

Http://linktr.ee/mezzyart

Instagram.com/mezzypictures

Instagram.com/dmezzymusic

Hey, Im Firehand. Im from Germany and im new to music! I would appreciate all support :D

🎧 Nomadic Soundscapes 🌍🔊
Step into a world of sound where nature whispers, cities hum, and every space has a story to tell. From tranquil forests to bustling streets, from ASMR textures to deep atmospheric soundscapes—immerse yourself in the art of listening.

Explore Nomadic Soundscapes sound effects, animation sounds, cityscapes, foley effects, trains, crowds, nature vibes

🌿 Nature | 🌆 Urban Life | 🎶 ASMR | 🌊 Ambient Escapes

🔊 Close your eyes. Open your ears. Wander with sound.

#NomadicSoundscapes #FieldRecordings #SonicExploration

New tracks tagged #TrainTracks