Ghorppo Presents — The Silken Harmony, Vol. II is a lovingly produced collection of songs created for the persona The Silken Harmony. Drawing deep from the Motown vault — think the velvet ballads of The Manhattans and the irresistible drive of The Four Tops — this EP marries classic soul arrangements with modern production sensibilities. Expect tight, three- and four-part vocal harmonies, punchy pocket drums, warm analog-style bass, brass flourishes and silky string pads that sit perfectly between nostalgia and fresh listening.

Each track was composed and arranged with an ear for emotional storytelling: little domestic dramas, late-night confessions, and rooftop promises delivered through concise, singable hooks and lush, cinematic textures. Whether you’re cueing it for a late-night set, adding to a retro-soul playlist, or scouting production ideas for vocal group projects, The Silken Harmony is crafted to feel like a rediscovered gem from another era — but written for today.

Someday, Somehow

The Gift of Love

Forever My Love

Someday, Somehow (Alternative Version)

Forever My Love (Alternative Version)

An ethereal requiem unfolds — a knight’s final moments painted in haunting beauty.
The acapella opening hums like a ghost’s prayer, wordless yet full of sorrow.
A slow piano riff circles endlessly, echoing time slipping away.
The Latin vocals drift like incense over the fallen battlefield, serene and resigned.
Twin guitar solos rise and weep, carrying both pain and transcendence.
Then comes the strangest grace — a compressed choral surge, neither human nor divine.
The track ends not with death, but with the quiet eternity that follows it.

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I Stand Immortal Now

a song I wrote and recorded last night at midnight while feeling homesick for a place that doesn't exist anymore

homesick

Our Bluegrass Country rendition of “Creep” reimagines Radiohead’s haunting classic through the heart of Americana — where steel strings, warm harmonies, and the raw grit of a southern soul meet one of the most emotionally charged songs ever written.

Stripped down to its roots, this version trades distortion for dobro, and angst for honesty — capturing that same ache of alienation with a country storyteller’s touch.

Recorded live, straight from the heart, this is “Creep” redefined through the dust, the twang, and the truth of Bluegrass.

Creep

im trying to forget, the things that u said.

Trying to forget. (@prod. Waves)

Lyrics:

I thought you knew
This wouldn't be easy
Love me
Love me or leave me x2

I can't change
Just cos you want me to
I'll do me, baby 
You do you

love me or leave me (intro)

Lifelong music lover.
Beginner music producer/songwriter.

Ghorppo — crafted by the future, driven by the heart.

Where nostalgia meets tomorrow. From the soul and swing of the ’50s to the neon dreams of the early 2000s, Ghorppo blends Motown grooves, British pop charm, and soft rock warmth into something timeless yet new.

Each song is a story born between eras — sung in English, Portuguese, Spanish, and Italian — where vintage melodies find a modern pulse.

Whether you’re here to dance, reflect, or drift away, Ghorppo invites you into a world where technology and emotion play in perfect harmony.

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