It sounds great but you don't need all those effects on your voice. It sounds good.

I like the retro psychedelic feeling here

i feel like the vocals dont match the instrumentals thats js me though

not bad, this is the jam, i like it and reposted this song

Love those guitars - they sound like strong instruments

Maw maws house

I hate my parents 
They did harm to me
I hate them far more
When I see you happy

The family business is a damned lottery
Winning the big prize is aleatory

You grew up with love. 
It seemed so pretty.
Self-taught badly
I became angry

I envy you 
Your life is easy
I struggle each day 
For serenity

The family business is a damned lottery
Winning the big prize is aleatory

You grew up with love. 
It seemed so pretty.
Self-taught badly
I became angry

Family Business

I enjoyed singing in English last time, so I'll try it again).
I hope the accent doesn't cut it too much)))

Lyrics:

It was two hearts beating in one rhythm
Hand in hand
A blinding belief

And your voice like a sharpened blade
Day by day
I kept telling you

I beseech you

Burn me with your fire
Drown me in your tears
Wounded by your love, but
I am in a perfect place

Snow in summer, broken promises
Can I now remember your face?
Only scars on my skin
Remember your love
Remember you

Burn me with your fire
Burn me with your fire
Burn me with your fire
Burn me
Burn me
Bury me

Burn me

This is just me. No more, no less.

A death folk ballad for the young and the young at heart.
For those who inspire or have seen better days... for dreamers, lovers, and storytellers alike.

Good night from the ghosts of free Europe.

Happy Birthday Mom,
like always




☿⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣  A N O T H E R     H O M E  ☿⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣

Living on your own
Just one more day
Living on your own
On your own
Those signs before the fly-by
Drove you insane
Insanity or lights above it was kinda hell!

Your mother was so nice now
Who's gonna help you?
Your mother was so nice
She shouldn't have gone
Deceivers selling Bibles
And no one cares
You're trapped in your own present you can't let go

Just give me
Another home


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℗ © Andrea Ev - 2024

Another Home

Here is the link to Roomrock where I made an Interview with Mike (BE|AH) and performed the song acoustically : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_oNKdGeK0A&t=3s

This Saturday, I got clearly 
That my galaxy was very tiny.
When you are dreaming to shatter countries, 
I'm very happy when I plant a tree.

You're a black hole, I'm just a small bee 
Collecting honey despite it's silly.
You suck everything in and spit it back daily.
I build a small hive that won't last sadly.

This Saturday I got clearly 
That the miles between us 
Are rather light years.
It took me a while to get who you are 
Cause your darkness looked like a blue  shining star.

You're a black hole, I'm just a small bee 
Collecting honey despite it's silly.
You suck everything in and spit it back daily.
I build a small hive that won't last sadly.

The Black Hole And The Small Bee

The Northern Wind breezes on me
I shut my eyes. And breathe slowly.
Suddenly, its clear.
A Sea Eagle crosses the fjord
Soft is the light, over the harbor.
Suddenly it's clear.

This lack of time urges me to 
Consider life differently.
Just until now, I went all wrong. 
I see now through improving lenses.

The Northern wind breezes on me.
I don't miss you. You were scary.
Suddenly it's clear.
I dive into the sea. It's so chilly. 
But I feel fine. At peace with me.
Suddenly it's clear.

This lack of time urges me to 
Consider life differently.
Just until now, I went all wrong. 
I see now through improving lenses.


Suddenly Clear

The ship comes back from Brahmapur.
The men on board are insecure.
Do their wives now wait them at the door?
Some of them will sleep alone for sure.

I love this life. I was made for.
But most of my mates hate that for sure.
I had the choice. They were forced to
Work on the deck. They feel so blue.

The ship comes back from Brahmapur.
I'm eager to go back there. I will for sure.
I have in mind the landscapes there.
I still smell it. It's everywhere.

I love this life. I was made for.
But most of my mates hate that for sure.
I had the choice. They were forced to
Work on the deck. They feel so blue.

The Return Of The Ship (V1)

All in the Game

Mark Henes, a name synonymous with heartfelt Americana and country grit, steps into new territory with his latest release, White Clouds (Pt 1-3). While staying true to his roots, Henes expands his sound with a touch of country-infused psychedelia, offering listeners a multi-part, guitar-driven journey through emotion and reflection.

White Clouds evokes the soulful spirit of country legends, blending rich acoustic tones with a thoughtful narrative, reminiscent of an old George Harrison tune with an Americana twist. Henes’ ability to weave storytelling through melody is showcased here, as each part of the song flows seamlessly from quiet contemplation to sweeping harmonies that evoke the vast, open skies of his Southern roots.

With its blend of traditional country elements and innovative arrangements, White Clouds (Pt 1-3) is a soundtrack for anyone who finds solace in the simplicity of life and the beauty of introspection. Mark Henes proves once again that, even in the country and Americana world, he can continue to surprise and inspire.

White Clouds (pt. 1-3)

White Clouds (pt. 1 - 3)

The build up to Mark Henes’ debut album ‘Crystallized Reflections’ has been a journey across the scope of American music, filled with soaring anthems, somber reflections, and a lifetime’s worth of memorable melodies. His latest single, ‘Tennessee Hills,’ is a rollicking country free for all, laced with old time fiddles and nostalgic banjos.

“It may be nice if we took the car out for a ride,” Mark sings to open the song. What starts as a simple suggestion turns into something much more, as Henes reflects on home, life on the road, and what’s really important in life. While it’s a fitting ending to an ambitious album, it works terrifically on its own, as Henes brings out the pleasures of everyday life with his breezy melodic storytelling. As Henes’ artistry continues to blossom, songs like this are guaranteed to win him fans as he continues to build his career.

‘Tennessee Hills’ is available everywhere May 27, 2022

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