life sure is strange. very catchy melodies

wait aren't six or half a dozen the same thing?

wow for sure one of those hidden talented bands that's hard to find in Soundcloud:) Life is strange... I feel strange.. love the emotional essence in your song

great work, well done, cool guitars, nice sound

Keith Symington - Vocals, guitars, keyboards
Craig Robertson - Drums, percussion, vocals
James Thwaites - Bass
Alexandra Suarez - Vocals

Six or Half a Dozen

1) Gouryella - Venara
2) Allan Morris - Anaconda
3) M.I.K.E PUSH Pres Overtone - The sun rises
4) Ahmed Helmy Feat Love Dimension - Follow your heart 
5) Gouryella - Gouryella (From the heavens mix)
6) Svenson & Glielen - Twisted
7) Warrior - Warrior (Mark Sherry Remix)
8) Arctic Motion - Signal
9) Ayla - Ayla (Omar Sherif 2018 remix)
10) Three Drives - Somewhere out there
11) Steve Allen - Fpmmt
12) Carl Nicholson & Painter - Reactor
13) Wesley Verstegen - Timelock (Ron Van Den Beuken Remix)
14) Watergate - Heart of Asia (Peetu s remix)
15) Airscape - Be who you are

Green

A real slow-burn up to a massive climax for the latest NDX track preview from the forth-coming album

Truth

Ghost

This is Darren Sullivan's kewl take on my hit song "Here And Now -David Lee Louthan". 
All vocals and instruments by Darren :https://soundcloud.com/darren-sullivan
Lyrics  : Climb aboard for another trip we're going around the world this time
We got Bright Lights we got Starship into outer space we'll climb
Flying past moons flying past stars flying planets flying past Mars
On a Milky Way ever far away is where we spend our time living out our days
Time goes by ever so slowly only love is what we'll breathe
In the here and now is what it's all about when you live it we know you'll find out
So all climb aboard the Starship to the sky let us show you the how and the why
Working together as one in Perfect Harmony 
Here and Now is where we'll all live in peace

Here And Now (feat. Darren Sullivan)

Here and Now (Feat. Darren Sullivan)

Full song here:
https://open.spotify.com/track/6XN0q3Dh4FLPEFZD9OjWcV?si=iwGGSigdRkWEgQOWMvN8rA

Liner notes:
A tune like Vagabonds that started life work on a plane either side of a holiday. The keyboard bit came first and then the wahwah guitar and it built up from there. 

Written, performed and recorded by John Your Mate and mixed and mastered by Gary Brady at Total Thrive.

Words:
You tie me up in knots
You tell me up is down
But to cap it all
I know you’re right
 
Hate all that I took
Hate myself for you
This is not ideal
But we’re through
 
How did we get so broken?
 
I’d love to bear the cross
and teach you how to fly
But it’s not my way
Just the highway
 
How did we get so broken?
 
You told me your love was free
Like 1973
C’mon, c’mon, those times are gone

There’s water under the bridge
Just getting drunk just to heal
C’mon, get up, time’s rolling on
 
Chasing our hearts breaks
It's the simple truth
You can count on this
Win or lose

Human in Progress

How did we get so broken? (Full song on Spotify)

Night

Composed & produced by: Chivicke Home Studio/2018

The First Sunrise

Composed & Produced By: Chivicke 
HomeStudio Productions ©2015
Image: my mom in 1949


I composed this music a few days after my dear mom started her last trip four years ago. I do not know if it has any musical value, but I can assure that it came out of my childhood heart. I wrote it hypnotically in one night. Spontaneously I plastered in this piece the mixture of rage and tenderness that seized me at that moment. I feel a certain intimate blush when publishing it, but all music is born to be heard and that is how it takes its sense.

Elegy for my mom

The Daddy Cokes is the principal creative outlet of Canadian musician Keith Symington.  To make a Daddy Coke, mix vigorously the following ingredients:

Keith Symington: vocals, guitars, keyboards, MIDI instruments  
James Thwaites: bass guitar
Doug Campbell: drums, percussion
Craig Robertson: drums, percussion, background vocals

add a dash or two of:
Steve Campbell: background vocals, guitar
Shelley Thomas: vocals
Alexandra Suarez: vocals   

Serve warm and with headphones

Produced by James Thwaites and Keith Symington

Six or Half a Dozen

The Daddy Cokes

Recent comments

Lars Lund Pettersson

Scott R Oliver

meezerpocalypse

KAELI K SAUCE

Related tracks