VIVA MEXICO

Made to music by udio ai.

[Verse]
I breathe in, the springtime air
Life awakens with each glare
Blossoms bloom and creatures play
Nature's dance is here to stay
[Chorus]
Seasons change, but love remains
In this wonder, we find gains

Endless Spring

Mexico

Veronica X's Trumpet - Instrumental

Bleeker Street

Andalusia

Title: In the Eye of the Beholder | Album: Through a Foggy Pane | Artist: Mike Fitzgibbon

In the Eye of the Beholder

Time to Lock-In - Instrumental

i’m not on time
i’m always running late
i’m unaware and undone 
lately i find my mind is 
racing or stuck at a 
red light 
maybe it’s fine 
because you know i’m trying 
to get there somehow 
maybe i’ll find the trains on 
schedule or i’ll bus there

I'LL BUS THERE

Made a short cover of Spring Into Summer by Lizzy McAlpine, recorded in my backyard.

Spring Into Summer (Cover)

What is time when you find your ageless mind?

I make Christian songs from my Memories, Dreams or Commissions. I have Notebooks filled with my Dreams, so I'll be making a good amount of Music of all kinds :)
Cash App: $MrRainbowtheUnicorn

hey there ✌️

i’m zzzebra and here’s my story. 

I started creating music on my computer just prior to being diagnosed with a rare neuromuscular disease called Myasthenia Gravis (MG). This disease has no cure and causes muscle weakness in all my voluntary muscles (the ones used to talk, smile, blink, lift my arms/ legs, swallow, chew, see, and even breathe). I had became unable to see my music, blow air thru my horn, or even hold up my trumpet at all due to weak arms. Amongst wondering why my muscles weren't working anymore, I checked out midi keyboard from the public library and that was when I first began experimenting with creating electronic music. 

It was March 2020 that I was diagnosed with this rare neuromuscular disease, Myasthenia Gravis (MG). It had became increasingly difficult to use my muscles entirely. I couldn't lift my arms to brush my teeth, stand up unassisted, and was choking on my food. My legs were so weak I had a multiple falls, including breaking bones. And my breathing muscles were weakening to the point of having breathing difficulties. Once I began treatment, I was then able to regain a bit of muscle function. Through this I quite literally and musically found my voice again.

From this diagnosis and access to treatment, I first had found immense gratitude. Gratitude for being able to speak, whistle, breathe, that this journey of creating music electronically began. The realization hit me that while I no longer was able to play trumpet, I was still a musician. At this point, I became determined to find my musical voice that had felt so burried and lost. 

Due to treatments causing me to be immunosuppressed, I have made music mostly alone and miss making music with others. Deciding to confront my fear of not only my own musical ideas, but the fear of using my own voice in music. So I started digging up old poetry to use, pulled up audio recordings, and captured new ones; clips from the news, nature, random rants, goofy singing, medical devices beeping... the clips span years.

It was not been until late summer 2024 that I began to be able to make music again. I spent much time sick in the hospital prior to that point. After a convincing a health care worker they could totally pick up guitar and learn it still, I decided start learning a few scales on a small 3lbs practice guitar. 

I have also just began to play trumpet for the first time since 2019 by using adaptions to help with muscle support.

New tracks tagged #trumpet