Utwór z płyty "Duch - Oneironauta" (2022)

Duch - Oneironauta

Odpal Smoka (prod. Siudi-P)

Thanks to niCked, his daughter, and their dog for the samples!

niCKed's lazy dog

Kapawi

Entry to BB102, theme by https://soundcloud.com/msgsaltsweet as prompted below. All sounds from sample pack:
"I recently came across a new style/genre cinematic/ambient house, in which the story line of a film is engraved in the flow. The instrumentation, mood, atmo, melody, bpm, and whole production is working together to incarnate the imagery of the scene. Like subtle differences in fx gives big change in master output. Tracks don't necessarily have to be in house genre, and themes can vary, from a blockbuster cyberpunk scene to a short walkout with dog through neighborhood. You can make your own story and real life scene is OK to make it feel like a film music. In short, it's the music of image, feeling, and story. Have fun and create your own film music.

1 make your music with feelings of favorite movie scene
2 minimum use of 2 samples, chopped shots are OK, as usual. 
3 track length of more than 2:00"

Rise (bb102)

Eric Cerdan - Smoke Japanese

Kiddo

not twice

My country version of the excellent "Crash" - by Kennedy Wilde. For In The Mix remixing competition. This version is just for fun - will submit something else as my entry to the competition...

Kennedy Wilde - Crash (niCKed Country remix)

Voice and cello

Entry for BB104 Psychadelic version of Smashing Butterflies by HC Urblitz.
Rules: his time the theme is UK 60s Psychedelic Conquering.
Or with other words: The famous british invasion.
Create a track in the 60s-Style using typical bass, guitar and keysounds,
adding modern hard-bass-shots and fx-hits and combine rockdrums and funkbreaks.
What I did: took my track "Smashing Butterflies" and made it sound more "UK psychedelic style" by adding Indian Sitar, Indian drums, Fuzz and Wah Wah, and an endless guitar solo.

Smashing Butterflies 2C-B Psycho

Eric Cerdan - Thunder Crash

Middle aged geezer who has lived in London since Elizabethan times. Understand how to edit and mix, as well as an interest in music theory and a bit of guitar/bass/keyboards. Doing this very much for the fun of it and not really interested in copying anybody else. Love "hybrid" music and sound (or sound design) - meaning I love crossing different genres. Into LoFi and Electronic Folk right now...

Kennedy Wilde - Crash (niCKed Country remix)

n1CKed