Tight enough to rock and loose enough to allow the passage of emotion. Witchery at work!

eddyoffline is definitely off the charts on this one. Mr. Bluesman reincarnated is just as solid doing reggae. Who woulda thunk it????

TexMex, you've delivered a solid one... once again!!!

damn your guitar tones are so damn cool, beautiful composition my friend

miteN  fine/kickN awesome /rockN/tripN beatN/ great track

@user-705706912  bravo! always so nice to hear you and stephen together

wow, guys, this is really wonderful psychedelic stuff! great use of phasing in the production, too. great song!

collab with the brilliant @sarahlettes
@robbartholemew sax

Sarah Lettes & William Snide - What did I do?

This is the next Reimagining of the .spinthedrum/stonerjazz collaborations by Wilfried Hanrath of W:I:Lo' the wisp. Once again, Wilfried's wonderful and skilled vision has both surprized and thrilled. Thank you Wilfried..

Wilfried Hanrath - Cool Abberation (STONERJAZZ & AVA), Rework

A project that attempts neutral ground with everyone. Trying to put the world situation into a song. Still working on the lyrics, any suggestions would be considered. Will post the full production soon, hopefully.

Pre - Vocal  Safe And Secure

It's been a while since eddyoffline and I did a collab.  Mostly because he's always offline.  This one finally came together though.  I have never really played Reggae before and it shows. Thanks to eddy for sending me this track.  He plays an awesome bass in this as well as a solid rhythm guitar to hold things together.

Reggae-ish

Reggae-ish - with eddyoffline

Hi,

I'm really happy to propose you Matziz's new single, titled "Barraque Beat with Rax label.
For the style it's a sort of Electronica, IDM, Impressionist, Rock, Weird Dance...
And it speaks about a toad, trying to enter a very weird house...

Hope you'll like it
^^

https://go.release.ink/MFTB
https://matzizrecords.bandcamp.com/track/barraque-beat 
https://soundcloud.com/theophile2latour/barraque-beat

Barraque Beat

Out of the Box September 2022
Sound explosion

A Return To Normal Service Is Probably Not An Option

Im rebuilding the monster by making music.

Rebuild The Monster (feat. Gustav Bjoerck)

Here's A collab with https://soundcloud.com/frawstakwa

Here's A link to the original vocal;

https://soundcloud.com/frawstakwa/now-that-were-here-lets-go-1

Here's A link to the art work;

https://pixabay.com/illustrations/painting-black-and-white-digital-art-219514/

Frawstakwa & RiZLiX - Now That We're Here

When Winter Ends

Song: Hard Times
Written by – John King (2023) 

Get ready to experience the thrilling conclusion to my furious recording project! Throughout this journey, I've lived and breathed the captivating world of Dr Feelgood. Their music has been my inspiration, igniting my passion and fueling my creativity. I've explored their incredible discography, dissecting their songs, got under the skin of my heroes and their influencers. I've relived the events that defined them and reignited the fire in me that first sparked when I got to know their music in the early 80s. It's been wonderful! If I've achieved just a fraction of their raw energy and infectious rhythms in my recordings then I'll be a happy man. Thank you for accompanying me on this journey of love.

But now, if you read between the lines, something unexpected and exciting just happened that will be taking up my time! For the climax of this project, a spark of inspiration has lead me to create something new. In this grand finale, I proudly present to you a special tune — a re-imagined version of Dr Feelgood's cover of James Cotton's rendition of Little Walters' timeless classic: 'Everything is gonna be alright.'

Prepare yourself for a rockier twist, a wonderful tune reworked with a double-shot of power and intensity. Alongside this musical transformation, I've crafted entirely new lyrics that feel pretty relevant to me today. It's an amalgamation of homage and a little bit of me.

This, my dear friends, is the culmination of it all — the culmination of countless hours of dedication, love, and respect for Dr Feelgood's legacy. It symbolises the true essence of what this project has been about — an homage to the timeless music that inspires us, the unyielding spirit of rock and roll, and the unending pursuit of creative expression. Enjoy!

If you are interested in hearing more songs from this project, please check out my playlist “Inspired by Dr Feelgood” where I present my take of some of the music created by Dr Feelgood. I even lay down some of my own compositions to mix it up a bit. My focus is predominantly on those very early formative years of the band and trying to capture some of the passion and raw energy of the music that they were creating at that time. Have I got the chops to capture the magic of a Dr Feelgood live performance? Have a listen and you be the judge!

If you’re interested in hearing more of the music that originally inspired and influenced Dr Feelgood, listen to the following Artists: The Rolling Stones (the band that first turned Wilko and Lee onto the Blues); Bo Diddley (whose signature rhythm guitar inspired Wilko’s distinctive “choppy” style); Muddy Waters and John Lee Hooker (whose music inspired Wilko’s songwriting); Howlin’ Wolf (the artist who inspired Lee with his stage presence and growling vocal style); Chuck Berry (the artist whose “duckwalk” inspired Wilko’s very own “springwalk”); Little Walter, James Cotton and Sonny Boy Williamson I (whose cross-harp playing styles inspired Lee’s spine-tingling delivery); Johnny Kidd & The Pirates (whose fast and furious live 3-piece energy and all-in-one rhythm and lead guitar presence inspired Wilko).

Dr Feelgood were labelled as being leaders in what is often referred to as “Pub Rock”, a phenomenon than revolved around a tight-knit set of bands playing a regular circuit of venues in and around London in the 1970s. It’s a term that’s always felt a bit derogatory to me, but today you’ll hear it used to refer to the style of music that started to emerge from this scene. If you’re interested in hearing more British “Pub Rock” from notable contemporaries of Dr Feelgood, check out some fantastic music from the following artists: Graham Parker & The Rumour; Nicke Lowe; Nine Below Zero; The 101ers; Lew Lewis; Chris Spedding; The Inmates; Steamhammer; Kilburn & The High Roads; Ducks Deluxe; Eddie & The Hot Rods; The Count Bishops; The Kursaal Flyers.

Reggae-ish - with eddyoffline

TexMex Shaman

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