Born Summer
Dedicated to my children.  The verses are written in order of their births:  Caitlyn, Renin, Cainin, all born in Summer, and only 2 weeks apart from each other between 6/25-7/10  (1998/2015/2019).  

Verse 1
You were born in July
Didn’t breathe, you didn’t cry
Then like a firework, you arrived
I held you, so tight 
On the day that you came into my life

Verse 2
We ran to the day
That wait, to know your name
How you’ve grown, six years old and shining like the sun
You’ve brought a beauty unparalleled into my life

Chorus
Oh, let your sunshine down on me
You were Born Summer
You were Born Summer to me

Verse 3
He begins, sweet summers skies and his star shines so bright
Here you are, as was I, so much more, I realize
Oh, the joy, that you’ve brought into my life

Born Summer

Escape

Ibiza Sunset

Best Friend Kissing Me

Esta canción tiene un vínculo directo con la ciudad de Burgos y mi único amor de infancia. Papá Moscas viene a mecerme por las noches desde hace tiempo. Y me susurra al oído: "Sé que todavía lo amas". ¿Cómo podría ser de otra manera? 😊💎🔥🇪🇸

Los Martinillos en mi Cabeza

Los Martinillos en mi Cabeza - KRT Production

Fading Embers

Tomorrow's People

Virtual Array - Robert Grigg & Combstesad

Summertime

"Darkness Falls on Granite City" is a slow-breathing urban lament, capturing atmosphere and shadow. Jeremias Langsämmer cinematic soundtrack crafts a sonic landscape with brooding strings, and soft, layered tones reflecting the damp streets and clouded shy. The cello weaves in and out, its melancholic phrases adding a sense of weight to the scene, while sparse, echoing piano notes occasionally punctuate the darkness. This piece moves with deliberate stillness, evoking the quiet desolation of a city at night, where every sound is softened by the heavy air, and time seems to stretch in the dim glow of streetlights.

[COVER ART BY: Fraser Cormack. See more of his work at https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61559043332127]

Darkness Falls On Granite City - Jeremias Langsämmer [Classical | Soundtrack]

Kaitiaki o te Whenua - Guardians of the Earth, is a reflection of my deep connection to the land, the ocean, and the old stories of my people flowing through them. It’s a Māori folk ballad, gentle and soulful, a melodic form of lament that speaks to joy and longing. The melody moves like the tides, ebbing and flowing, carried by the whispers of the wind and the pulse of the earth.

At its core, the song is about being a kaitiaki, a guardian of the earth (whenua) and the ocean (moana). The soft reggae percussion underlines this connection, like the heartbeat of nature, steady and grounding. It reminds me that, just like the ocean’s rhythm, our responsibility to protect the natural world never ceases.

Through every note, I hope to convey the stories of my ancestors, the strength of my cultural heritage, and the beauty of the wild places I love. This song is my call for all of us to listen to the earth, honor its rhythms, and take up the role of its guardians.

Kaitiaki O Te Whenua - Guardians Of The Earth

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Darkness Falls On Granite City - Jeremias Langsämmer [Classical | Soundtrack]

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