Rob Remmerswaal - Vocals
Michael Highsand - Music & Lyrics

Elements of love

Michael Legrand - Music
Michael van Hogezand - Piano, lyrics
Fedor Wouda - Vocals
Andy - Double bass

Wat Doe Je Met De Rest Van Je Leven

Written and recorded in 1995 with Rob Remmerswaal en Marita Blijden on vocals. 
Music, lyrics, instruments, arrangement by Michael van Hogezand
Mixing by Charlie Dumerniet and Michael van Hogezand
Recorded at Highsound Studios 1, The Hague
Updated and remastered in 2017

Don't Hold It Back

Dear Lord

Sabbe - Vocals
Michael van Hogezand - Producer
Paul Mertodikromo - Mastering 
Written by Sabbe and Michael
Logo by Margarete Dengkeng
Recorded at Highsound Studios 2, The Hague
2017
Also available at Spotify and CDBaby

Make Me Smile - Silk Feat. Sabbe

Requests - Marshall Rosenberg

Please do as I requested only, only if you can do so with the joy of a child feeding a hungry duck.

Please do not do as I request if there is any taint of fear of punishment if you don’t

Please do not do as I request to buy my love, that is hoping that I will love you more if you do

Please do not do as I request if you feel guilty if you don’t

Please do not do as I request if you feel shame if you don’t

And certainly please do not do as I request out of any sense of duty or obligation.

Marshall Rosenberg - Mem Noon

The game of apparently loosing paradise in order to refind it.

Tony Robbins - The birth of the seeker

The seeking for union is manifest everywhere and it's the play of oneself seeking itself within the completion of itself already present and this coccoonness of this individuation is just occurring in that. And so this breaking free is actually the realisation of where you have always been which is one with your Self as all.

Gangaji - Union

There is this desire for physical and psychological health and the hope that these two will then deliver the Soul health that we are talking about, our true spiritual health. And what I say to people is just stop, just turn directly to what is always whole, healthy, always healthy, regardless of the state the body is in. What I've discovered is that people who do have chronic illnesses or people who have spoken in meetings who are dying, have cancer or aids or any number to things have spoken of how that has forced them to discover the purity of being that is unaffected by the body's ills, unaffected by death, unaffected by suffering.... 
But what happens is that often we use these physical illnesses as proof of that we are unworthy or that we are defiled or that we are no good or not getting it and that is unnecessary self torture. The point being, who you are can never be sick.

Gangaji - Wholeness

Original interpretation of Aaron Parks' composition. 
Recorded at Inspiration Studio, by Steve Perkins, Dumaguete, Negro Oriental, Phillippines.
June 2019

Clint Maraña - Drums
Abe Jun Esquibel - Electric bass
David Immanuel - Electric guitar
Michael van Hogezand - Keyboards

Mike & friends - Nemesis

Song by Bob Dylan
Arrangement, all instruments by me

Michael Highsand - Blowin in the wind

Love writing and producing. Love collaboration. Love playing live. Love improvisation. Love acoustic. Love electronic. Love jazz. Love pop. Live in the Philippines now. Hit me up on FB. Michael Highsand.

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