World Music

Tom Régnier Selection

Related tracks: 420. wondering why (red clay strays).mp3

Featuring Tom Régnier

Oriental Meditation Oud Music - "Emptyness" Oud + Synth Version - Nao Sogabe (256 Kbps)

Deixa Eu Falar Pra Você ( Ruanvitor x iamjustinvibes)

FULL SONG NOW AVAILABLE HERE:
https://soundcloud.com/mystictapedeck/the-feathered-crown

We often do some quite elaborate percussion ensembles within our songs which can get a little buried under everything else we do. The aim of this release is to highlight some of the more interesting percussion passages in our songs, before you hear the songs themselves. 

Just thought it might be fun to feature these. 

This one has a drum kit, tabla, tambourine, finger bells, finger snaps and claps, and some crowd sound samples.

The Feathered Crown (Percussion Excerpt)

Music : Janne Hennie & Little Man
Lyrics & vocals : Janne Hennie

Sometimes I ask to much of myself
It's like I'm not doing enough
Are those around me satisfied?
Maybe I'm to black in my mind..

Chorus:

If I do the best I can
What more can I do?
And if that's not good enough
I have nothing more to offer you..

Want to please those I love
They all need something from me
Not sure if I'm doing enough
But I don't want them to see

Chorus

I get a little tired sometimes
Need to hide and catch my breath
But I'm not hiding for a long time
My loved ones are one my mind..

Chorus

I can always try to improve
I still have so much to learn
But if I ask too much of myself
I go to black, brigdes will burn

Oh, If I do the best I can
What more can I do?
And if that's not good enough
I have nothing more to offer you..

The Best I Can

Un Songe En Hiver

Tape Recording

420. wondering why (red clay strays).mp3

Inner Voice

It's good to think about it for a little longer

Going somewhere3

New song written and performed by David Cooper and Glen Granthem.

David Cooper - Lyrics and all vocals

Glen Granthem - Music - All instruments

The Battle of Culloden was a battle fought on April 16, 1746, near Inverness, Scotland. It was the final battle of the Jacobite Rising of 1745, and the last pitched battle on British soil.

The Jacobite army, led by Prince Charles Edward Stuart, fought against the British government army, led by the Duke of Cumberland. 

The Jacobites were defeated, with around 1,600 men killed, mostly Jacobites. 

The British lost only 50 men.

The battle ended the Jacobite Rising and settled a dispute over the monarchy that had lasted almost 60 years.

Lyrics:

They marched towards the battlefield
Many of them were starving
The clans all together
And they refused to yield

They charged across the boggy ground
That slowed them down
Onwards towards the canon fire
From the redcoat lines

Chorus

Oh the legend of Culloden
Where many brave men died
It will never be forgotten
Still hear the battle cries

Some say their ghosts walk there
On that forbidden moor
Haunted by those that had fallen
Echoes of brave souls

The gallant highlanders fought that day
Though outnumbered 2 to 1
Onward they kept on going
But were massacred one by one

Bridge

Chorus

Soon the battle it was over
The British army had won
Dead and dying around them lay
The Jacobites' dream died that day

Legend of Culloden (Cooper/Granthem Collaboration)

Thanks to Georg for his delicate, brilliant and inspired contribution
https://soundcloud.com/georg-boehme?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

Dear Friends - with Georg Boehme

Getting to know each other better playing together
Thank you guys
https://soundcloud.com/juswel?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing
https://soundcloud.com/georg-boehme?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

Sofa So Good - with Jussi Welin & Georg Boehme

The underwater world is simply fantastic. Immerse yourself in this world. 
Die Unterwasserwelt ist einfach phantastisch. Tauche ein in diese Welt. 