Goodbye おやすみ

Goodbye — Tribute to Orwar

This version is for the man who managed what no system, no diagnosis and no structure around me back then could do.

Orwar Lindwall saw a young, restless, explosive 11-year-old who had just moved from Göteborg to Vallentuna — and instead of trying to quiet me, he learned how to channel me. He didn’t suppress the energy. He formed it. He shaped it. He turned it into precision, intention and discipline.

He led me away from the paths where several of my friends later disappeared.
He opened a door to something bigger — something I could grow inside.

He coached me all the way to my breakthrough.
And when it happened, he didn’t just congratulate me from the side.
He followed me out in the world.
Travelled abroad with me.
Stood by the piste right behind me — reading every micro change in my body posture, breathing and focus — and gave me the presence I trusted more than anything.

Orwar passed away recently, due to the age finally catching up with him.
This ambient version of Goodbye carries both loss and deep gratitude — because everything he built in me still lives forward.

The discipline.
The direction.
The belief in what I could become before I could even see it myself.

Goodbye Orwar.
You changed my life — and that never fades.

Goodbye — Tribute to Orwar

One More for the Road
2025 The Nashville-Wisco 24 - 15
Copyright Erin Wolf 2025

one more song
for the road
before we go off
on our own
can we dig it

one more tune
one more time
one more simple
imperfect rhyme
for you and i

singing 'bout how
we survived
got the battle
under our skin
in the dirt and blood and sweat and pouring

we know that
we're fighting 
for something
bigger that ourselves
again

so how 'bout 
one more song
for the road
before we go

how 'bout one more tune
and one more shot
before we call it 
a night

we don't know
what tomorrow holds
but we know
that somehow 
we'll be alright

how 'bout one 
more round
one more rousing
rabble song
before we open wide

open wide
open wide

one more cheer
one more tear
one more glance
and one more beer

we don't drink
we don't care
we will find each other
here
and then 
there

one more smile
one more hope
one more wish that
we could
but we won't

so one more time
one more cheer
one more sad goodbye
my dear
before we go

oh
one more 
for the road

15 - One More for the Road - 25TNWI24

"The Unsung Farewell" is a profoundly emotive piece of Chamber Rock and Orchestral composition. It dives into the deepest sorrow and vulnerability of unspoken goodbyes, exploring the heavy emotional weight of leaving loved ones behind and the love held in words that were never said. The formal string arrangements (cello, violin) create a cinematic atmosphere that allows the raw, human emotion to truly resonate. This track is a powerful statement on finding peace within sophisticated grief.

Perfect for listeners seeking: Atmospheric Rock, Cinematic Soundscapes, Orchestral Metal, and Post-Rock.

The Unsung Farewell

Nagy László, the greatest poet of Hungary need some chill immediately.


Nagy László proj(R)ekt aka. Ki viszi át a szerelmet

My heart is broken but.....

YaHUaH's will be done

Rest In Peace Bobby 

One of the realest dads I ever had aside from YaHUaH but never above The Most High Creator

I'm not holding anything back anymore.. this life is short but the afterlife is eternal & soon Heaven's calling me too

LAST DAYS 2026 

BOBBY

just a girl w daddy issues moving away :3 
fuck u dad

watch me leave through jaded lense +gravebloom+

A nostalgic waltz for the masks we outgrow. “Farewell to My Clowns” captures the ache of letting go — of lies, habits, and selves that once kept us safe but now hold us back. It’s a darkly beautiful goodbye to what we’ve been, and a trembling step toward who we truly are. That bittersweet balance between grief and liberation defines the soul of your song. Gothic Symphonic / Dark Folk / Operatic Waltz anchored in Symbolist / Decadent Poetry.

Farewell to silent years,
To hearts that never bled.
I lived among my clowns,
Where love was left unsaid.

Burn the veil, break the chain,
Let the calm be gone, embrace the pain.
Claim the dark, though I may fall —
I’ll light the flame against the wall.

The fire inside still trembles,
The calm I can’t regain.
The dark keeps calling softly,
Through hurt, through loss, through flame.

They painted smiles around me,
Their laughter filled the air.
But every cheer grew hollow,
And I was never there.

Burn the veil, break the chain,
Let the calm be gone, embrace the pain.
Claim the dark, though I may fall —
I’ll light the flame against the wall.

Each joy is wrapped in sorrow,
Each tear a borrowed song.
The night still keeps my secrets,
And holds them all too long.

Let wolves lament my rest,
Let demons guard my breath.
There’s no mercy in the dawn —
Farewell, my jest, my death.

Burn the veil, break the chain,
Let the calm be gone, embrace the pain.
Claim the dark, though I may fall —
I’ll light the flame against the wall.

Farewell to my clowns

Charma- Farewell

OKAY

Wild.Era is a creative project focused on musical experimentation. Blending elements of rock (heavy, symphonic, and dark gothic), folk (classic and dark Americana), soul, blues, and acoustic/classical instrumentation, Wild.Era explores connections between genres that rarely intersect. The project’s goal is to create a cohesive emotional experience through a distinctive mix of contrasting musical styles. The lyrics are done by me, inspired mainly by worldwide decadent/symbolist poetry: Baudelaire, Verlain, Verhaeren, Rimbaud, Oscar Wilde, D’Annunzio and many others that used the dark to bring light to this world.

I don’t just make music — I travel through it.
Every tone, every breath, every quiet moment is part of something larger.
We often chase goals, results, and recognition —
but the true prize lies in the road itself,
in those fleeting sparks when sound turns into emotion.

Ambient is my calling, yet I never let boundaries define me.
Arpeggios, textures, and the occasional random plonk have become my compass,
guiding me through the vast soundscape between chaos and calm.

I’ve learned that success isn’t what you reach —
it’s what you feel while creating.
When gratitude replaces measurement,
music stops being a project to complete
and becomes a melody to experience. 🌙

I don’t chase trends, fame, or numbers.
Music flows through me naturally — shaped by nature, the cosmos,
and the quiet hum of everyday life.
If my sounds resonate with others, that’s a beautiful bonus.
But in the end, I create because I love it.

Peace 🫶 Join me on the journey.

Rock forged in fire and heartbreak — where beauty burns and melody survives.

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Nicholas Madrigal is an American artist singer-songwriter, director born July 7, 1997 (07/07/97) in Sacramento, California. They are known by their stage name Lil Bruh Gwop in the United States and Europe. Gwop has always harnessed a passion for art and creative writing since the age of five. In schooling, Gwop excelled in art and japanese classes; spending most of their teen years expressing themselves creatively, and producing music. Excluding a deleted discography from 2014-2017.

Emerging from the dark corners of the internet’s, alternative underground scene; Gwop's discography is a testament to an artist’s creative versatility and evolution. From debut collaborations over the last decade, which introduced listeners to emotive storytelling, witchcraft & atmospheric soundscapes such as “The Wired” a collaboration with Chiaki J. Konaka and Ryūtarō Nakamura, the creators of the anime Serial Experiments Lain. A match made in heaven for their audience. This collaboration has garnered attention from fans of both art & anime. The anime is known for its mind-bending themes and philosophical undertones, which mirror the kind of introspective journey that Gwop's music often takes listeners on. Creating a multimedia experience that transcends traditional boundaries and challenges listeners to think differently about the world around them. This collaboration with the creators of Serial Experiments Lain, a Japanese anime television series created / co-produced by Yasuyuki Ueda. Written by Chiaki J. Konaka and directed by Ryūtarō Nakamura sparked widespread intrigue and fascination. A meeting of minds that brings together two distinct complementary artistic visions, resulting in a partnership that is both innovative and thought-provoking. 
 
Gwop's sounds are most notorious for featuring beautiful compositions with emotional themes that explore our knowledge of our universe, physics, science, consciousness,￼ astrology; romance, mental health, & the UAP / ET phenomenon. Each release showcases their growth as an artist and songwriter. From life experiences, to heartfelt ballads, to energetic based anthems, Gwop's discography offers something for everyone, resonating with listeners from all walks of life. Phenomenal works such as Starseed, with other projects coming out as soon as early 2025.
 
In addition to solo work, Gwop has collaborated with a diverse array of artists and producers, further expanding the palette and pushing the boundaries of their craft. Collaborations such as, (but not limited to) renowned friends Pete Space, Rainy Bear, and YungJZAIsDead have yielded critically-acclaimed tracks that have garnered global recognition; which has echoed their status as a rising star in the music industry. Beyond their musical endeavors, LBG is also known for their boundary-pushing visual aesthetics. As well as an innovative approach to art and fashion design. Gwop is an ambitious singer with the propensity to combine a multitude of genres. Authoring an array of essential works, which is a voyage that propels you beyond the elusive realms of the fifth dimension. Gwop’s audience are loyal individuals who are drawn to Gwop for their creative authenticity, and rejection of capitalism. The supporters see Gwop as more than just an artist; they view Gwop as an advocate & active voice for mental health.

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