Fuming ("Over" version)

Fuming

Terre sous tension

Cyclone

Here's the final version for Feeling, hard to keep up with The Cyanist's talents, but I am happy with the changes made! :)

Feeling

“Inspired by the beauty and rhythm of the islands, ‘Indonesia’ brings a smooth, tropical vibe that flows like ocean waves. A perfect blend of calm melodies and rhythmic bounce — this track feels like golden sunsets and late-night energy.”

Indonesia

Memories - Live Recording

submission for Friendly Music Jam #4 hosted by Gullo, featuring Gullo, Xafae, elia the animal, lodesa, and RSR's samples + my connectors

modular multiple-step process on this one the most ambitious that I have done so far since 2023.  There aren't MIDI dumps or MuseScore scores of this because if i did it would be only tiny pieces of the whole thing.  It's done with random throw away lines in my text files for lyrics that didn't go into full songs so it feels like some White Album thing of half-songs or the way Alan Parsons Tales of Mystery & Imagination doesn't quite hang together because it was his first solo effort.  The samples of the contributors were paired with Roland FA-08 performances into "modules" and the ones that failed in that process for selection were replaced with Akai-MIDI keyboard performances of instruments that I got off places like Humble Bundle that are integrated with the Mixcraft 10.6 Pro Studio DAW.  And then backbones of performances which connect the sample section modules complete the process when overlaid with vocals corresponding to all (or almost all) the modules.  This went twelve draft versions, I've never done that many incremental drafts.

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William Tell Should've Known Better - Chocolate-Dipped Chocolate

Killarney Room

Thanks to my friend Chris for shredding on this track

Track construction - Combstead
lead guitar - Chris
mix - Combstead / Chris
mastered - Chris
artwork - Chris

Voice of reason - feat. Chris

This tune was released by Bruce Hornsby in 1986. Performed by me on my Yamaha PSR-SX900 arranger keyboard. Can you "Name That Tune"?

Name That Tune #588 by Bruce Hornsby

Uli - Ulysses, Penelope and Paul, The Pilgrim - The Myth Untold (pt.1)

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©Music Composed and Produced by Ulisses Nicolau Alberto Barros. (Uli)
©Lyrics by Uli (@uli_virtual_band)
Copyright 2025 - Uli @uli_virtual_band

Mixing by: Uli and Rogério Vieira
Mastering by: Uli and Rogério Vieira

Lyrics in English

----- Introducing the song -----

There are songs that entertain, and there are songs that open a door to another world. This is one of the latter.

From the salt-stained decks of ancient ships to the marble halls of philosophers, from whispered prayers in the night to the roaring wrath of Poseidon — Ulysses, Penelope and Paul, The Pilgrim – The Myth Untold (pt1) is a voyage across time, faith, and the unyielding power of love.

Here, the legendary patience of Penelope meets the relentless journey of Ulysses, and both are illuminated in a prophetic dream by the pilgrim heart of Paul — a prophet who would born centuries later, sailed not only seas, but the depths of the soul. It is a tapestry woven with threads of Greek myth, biblical echoes, and the eternal human longing for the divine.

The music carries you like a tide — sometimes gentle, sometimes fierce — through verses that shimmer with moonlight and choruses that rise like a hymn to the God whose name cannot be spoken. It is not merely a retelling of an old story, but the unveiling of the myth untold — where love becomes a beacon, faith becomes the helm, and the journey itself becomes the miracle.

This is not just a song to be heard. It is a pilgrimage to be taken. And once you set sail, you may never return the same.

----- Lyrics -----

(Main Theme)

(Verse 1)

With tender hearts, they dreamed apart, 
Through walls and seas, defying gods. 
I rowed through storms, against the tide, 
Your midnight hair, like asters, sighed.

(Break 1)

(Verse 2)

A silent trust my ship would float, 
Though waves would scream, I stayed afloat. 
Your moonlit skin, so pale and bright, 
Reminded me of love’s first light.

(Chorus 1)

From start to end, the stars would cry, 
As heaven watched our tears go by. 
The God whose name we cannot say, 
Still led us through the silent way.

From Ithaca to Athens' flame, 
Each trial passed, we praised His name. 
Our love endured, our faith stood tall, 
And through the myth, we gave our all.

(Guitar Solo)

(Verse 3)

It wasn’t Ithaca he sought, 
But something timeless, deeply taught. 
And through Poseidon’s raging sea, 
Faith steered the soul of this Greek free.

(Verse 4)

Penelope, with hands of grace, 
Stitched hope through time, in silent space. 
Though she could not behold my face, 
By faith alone, she held our place.

(Interlude)

“In the Dreams Realm, I saw Greek men in marble stone, 
Debating ether, thought alone. 
Altars raised to gods known, 
And there, between the void and word, 
A pilgrim’s voice was deeply heard: ‘To the Unknown God.’ " 

The temple stirred.

(Chorus 2)

To the Unknown God we sing, 
Beyond the mind, beyond the king. 
Among the wise, the myth took flight, 
Revealed in truth, revealed in light.

At the empty altar’s flame, 
I heard the echo of His name. 
You, Penelope, always mine, 
And now this God, both human and divine.

(Final of Part 1)

From myth to miracle, sea to sky, 
Penelope and Paul, hope lifted high. 
The love that waits, the faith that flows, 
Moves waters deep, where mountains froze.

In the name we cannot speak, 
We found the truth the wise still seek.

Uli - Ulysses, Penelope and Paul, The Pilgrim - The Myth Untold (pt.1)

Beast (◾️bark-at-the-moon◾️)

Kill me, and be cursed. You are no king of mine. - Martin

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