Mix Tape 2025

Coorporacion Philantropia

The story of a hopeless romantic separated by a physical distance that they're determined to overcome through relentless kinship

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SUPER POWER — Push Back
Super Power is a fast, electrifying blend of alternative rock, high-energy vocals, and cinematic intensity. This track hits like an adrenaline rush — heavy drums, wild riffs, and a chorus built to make you feel unstoppable.

The song is all about tapping into that hidden strength inside you: the fire you only find when life pushes you to the edge. It’s about rising up, charging forward, and proving you’re stronger than anyone ever believed.

⚡ Themes: resilience, adrenaline, confidence, transformation
🔥 Energy: loud, fast, powerful
🎧 For fans of: alt rock, epic fusion, anthemic tracks

Turn it up. Feel the surge.
Unleash your super power.

Super Power

The song is about verbal spousal abuse, often constant belittling, nagging and controlling.  Often related to narcissism, the 'dark triad', ASPD, BPD  or other personality traits.  We'll be looking into similar stories once I return in March 2026 including abuse to women, elders and children.

最终，坟墓里一片寂静 - Finally Quiet in the Grave

마침내 무덤 속이 조용해졌다 - Finally Quiet in the Grave

墓の中でようやく静まる - Finally Quiet in the Grave

Endlich Ruhe im Grab - Finally Quiet in the Grave

The song is really about the sensuality, eroticism, and beauty of Japanese women.  Japan is an amazing place - and the women, absolutely beautiful.

일본 여성의 아름다움 (전통) - The Beauty of Japanese Women (Trad)

The song is really about the sensuality, eroticism, and beauty of Japanese women. Japan is an amazing place - and the women, absolutely beautiful.

日本女性之美（传统）- The Beauty of Japanese Women (Trad)

Die Schönheit japanischer Frauen (Trad.) - The Beauty of Japanese Women (Trad)

Ang Kagandahan ng mga Babaeng Hapones (Tradisyonal) - The Beauty of Japanese Women (Trad)

A beleza das mulheres japonesas (Tradicional) - The Beauty of Japanese Women (Trad)

A beleza das mulheres japonesas (Trad Remix 02) - The Beauty of Japanese Women (Trad Remix 02)

I was able to repiecqe an acoustic progression that I recorded a couple of years ago. I've redone a couple parts, as well as added some electric work and ambience. Still in progress, but it's turning out decently, I suppose. 

Subterfuge

"Music For Heist Planning" is the soundtrack to the score you haven't pulled off yet. SatSon delivers a potent blend of Cinematic, Downtempo and TripHop that pulses with anticipation. Each track is designed for the high-stakes moment: surveillance, breaking the vault, and the clean getaway (or studying for a test). Featuring dark synths, tense rhythms, and atmosphere thick enough to cut with a knife.

The Perfect Playlist for: Plotting, late-night driving, and high-focus work.

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Meet Me In The Lounge (Outro)

When The Loot is Ours

Heist Planning Music

Music is the object of my hyper-focusing ways! 😂 I'm primarily a guitarist, although I've really taken to the piano in the last five years or so. The two reinforce each other in positive ways, I've found. But I digress. 
Most of the songs here I've written for a personal  soundtracking-type project. I have a collection of old family 8mm films from the 1950s through the 1970s, which were preserved (thankfully) and digitized. Thing is, they had no audio. So, a year and a half later, 75+ videos into the project, and about, I'd say, 12 more videos to soundtrack? Generational contribution: complete! 🤘🏼🎸
It's really been a cool experience trying to capture different moods for different videos. It was also special to spend so much time with film of a group of people who had such a profound impact on who I have become - but seeing them here "pre-me". Seeing my grandparents dance together and go about their daily lives on film, being younger than I am now. Generations of leaves... 
I love almost all types of music. Recently, I've been listening to Curtis Mayfield, Paco de Lucía, Michael Hedges, Yes, Deftones, The Mercury Program, Ólafur Arnalds, September Malevolence. 
If there is any tune here that you like, and you're thinking, "it'd be cool to listen to this song while watching vintage, 8mm, mid-20th century American slices of life, then I got you covered! 

Thanks for stopping by...

So you want to know more about the mysterious (and handsome if I do say so myself) Rainforest Cowboy?, eh,

In school I majored in music for four years playing in an orchestra and a band.  Specifically, I played a western brass instrument called a "Tuba" - it's a bass instrument and like drums carries the beat for a composition.  My instructor was a traditional German composer/conductor .. and they love Tuba's so it was a lot of fun.  I also played early keyboards and organs getting into the nascent MIDI interfaces of the day with an Atari ST.

I attended many orchestras at this time and got into early New Age type music such as Fresh Aiire (which I consider experimental). This really kicked off my interest in traditional instruments around the world, languages (even spoken languages are essentially musical), cultures - why I really enjoy fusion mixes.

My father had cancer during my school days, I worked those years in addition to taking care of my father.  When he passed in my final year I left music as I have to work very hard in order to survive.

I volunteer at various places as time permits, at one I pick up food for elderly women.  Seeing how hard the staff and volunteers worked helping so many I decided to try to create a song for them, my way of saying thank-you and also encouraging them.  Some people had suggested I go public .. in fact the same people suggested I start a Sound Cloud site .. which I knew very little about (just a few weeks ago).

It's been great fun.  Here is the process:

I start with an idea, then research for days to several weeks for accuracy and depth.  

Once researched I create a shot story based upon the original idea/concept.  I love true life stories, emotions, passions and work hard to get that into the lyrics (which is basically poetry).  When younger I was the #1 author in my field, worldwide, so for me writing has been a lifetime passion and poetry (lyrics) is the dessert.

Once I have it all 'fleshed out' I get into my nerdy-tech interests.  I've been involved in PC's since an Apple ][ back in 1977.  I also, as CIO, took a company from 10K in sales to over 2-Billion within 10-years and doing all aspects of IT and robotics was so so much fun.  This is why I love the AI side .. I'm getting into the LLM and really merging it with music.  For example, I'll specify (say) G Minor, the tempo (timing, beats), vocals, languages, instruments and so forth ... it's almost like C++ programming.  From there I take the lyrics and clothe it in song.  So I'm basically merging musical theory and tech.  Again, the story/lyrics are the most important aspect but the tech side sure is fun.

Finally, as I was an artist as well, I spend a lot of time doing the various track covers(which are all custom made my me, only, I tend to do them at 4K or 8K.  Then there's last but not least, organization and all the background work to keep it organized.

I'll get an email address up - if you have a story to tell let the ole Rainforest Cowboy know.  I love to write about peoples' experiences, their cities and nations, hobbies, hopes and fears.  Maybe you're in love, promoting a charity, or missing a lost one - if you would like to share, I'll make a song about it.

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Living in a void with sound



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