there are "No Secrets,"  
Electronic - Guitar - Voice 
art work:  an old pencil drawing of mine, self portrait  1992

No Secrets

https://soundcloud.com/henry-koek - saxophone
unearth noise - cello, drums, piano, arrangement

Jewels Of The Night Sky w/Henry Koek

I decided not to write answers to questions on the answer sheet that I couldn't solve. Rhythm, chords, effects, etc. 　that I haven't decided yet. 
　I tried to create some blank music here and there.
 I tried to create music honestly.
future techno, electronic music, techno, experiment

My music answer sheet(276)

I went to the movies twice this summer, after not having been there since well before the pandemic. This music came out of that experience, as I was reminded of how much I love the cinema.

Roll The Credits

Back around 2015, I started taking guitar lessons from an instructor who was really into Bluegrass Music. I soon discovered that didn't have an aptitude for the guitar and didn't have a great desire to practice enough to make up for any natural ability. 
I did mention to my instructor that I had written a couple of songs and maybe our time would be better spent learning how to record these songs.
One day I tried to write a 'bluegrass" tune and titled it, "I've Done It Again." We recorded it. Years later, I wanted to revisit some of my earlier recordings and see what they might sound like with professional musicians. Nicky V. Hines, currently the lead guitarist with Shenandoah acted as musical director, guitarist, arranger, engineer, and producer for me on this finally finished new version. (Several versions have been posted on my SC page throughout the years. This will be the Spotify, Apple, Amazon etc version of which I shall make .002 of a penny every time it is played.) On bass is Martin Motnik currently a member of the popular European Heavy Metal Band "Accept." (Trust me, I have no idea how a country bumpkin like me ended up working with Heavy Metal - but I dig it.) On keyboards is the wonderful Tim McDonald , out of Nashville. On drums is another Nashvillian, Travis L.. Super people and very, very talented and experienced.
I like this version very much - musically. I think the mix is excellent (Nicky V. Hines) and I like how he took down the reverb on the vocal, it sounds a bit edgier, a little more vulnerable, and real. 
What's the song about? It's about not being able to take off the "masks" and take down the walls . Although "good lover" is sexual certainly sounding - we can mess up good love in other ways too - family, friends, etc. And, although we can deeply feel the pain of our actions, sometimes we just can't seem to get out of our own way. 
It is a song about being human. Thank you Nicky!

I've Done It Again

Having fun with a slow blues backing track on my SE Asian-made Ibanez through a small Fender Amp (the one from the '90s  with all the amp settings).
Many thanks to the backing track guys; I have no financial interest in the track; just slight understanding that our species moves forward, perhaps, on the Struggle for Survival, but maybe more on the Struggle for Fun ...

Unknown Album

Blues Hour

Waiting (2015) Anthology CD3 Track 06

Lazy Evening

Meteor Madness (2016) Anthology CD4 Track 02

by any means, perish. +prod. neverforever+

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(para)normal

Hello my friends, welcome to my SC music wonderland..Many thanks for Your great support ! I'm very impressed about the great number of followers !
I don't play music, I play with sounds
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