Sehr interessant rhythmisch performed, klasse!

Excellent intro....Brilliant track, Unjay!

I love you man...stay tuned. I'll be creating soon once again.

Powerful production man!! ... sounds awesome dude:))

Spectacular track my friend..incredible sound.. Fantastic combination of rhythms and voices...🔝💯🎶

The Upload

the motions through

November

Written by Terry Reeves

Terry Reeves: Vocals
Hans Albers: All instruments, Arrangement, Production & Final Mix

Watching my brother Bri living out the last few months of his life was probably the most difficult thing I’ve ever had to do.  We had been told that there was no cure for his illness and that, at some point, the inevitable would happen.  But right up until the final few days, he refused to accept this, believing that, somewhere out there, there was some magical remedy he would find to take it all away.  He consulted with so many ‘alternative’ therapists, who all promised their brand of snake oil would deliver him from all that ailed him.  These were always both expensive and totally useless.  

A few weeks before he died, I was sitting by his hospital bed when he actually asked me, “Do You Believe In Magic?”  Knowing what I knew, what possible answer could I give?  Bri already knew the answer too but, all the same, I wished I could have given a convincing and unequivocal ‘yes’.  Difficult though it undoubtedly was, I had to reply that I didn’t but wanting to support him as best I could, told him I believed in him and would always love him 

There is nothing worse than watching someone in their final moments, particularly when they have been such an essential part of your life.  As you get older, facing this scenario becomes unavoidable and though age provides a better understanding of the fact, it never reduces the pain.  Both Gal and I faced similar bedside questions from Bri and this song tries to reflect those onerous, interminable times when one has to be both supportive and honest all at the same time.   

What can you say about Hans that hasn’t already been said?  When I sent him the demo of this song I did wonder if the subject matter may prove difficult.  But his  incredible ability to manifest every emotional nuance in his arrangements is something that always inspires and impresses, as demonstrated so beautifully here.  (Terry Reeves)

Do you believe in magic?
Do you believe in changing world?
Do you believe it's tragic?
Do you believe there's more to be told? 

Casting spells with waving hands
Praying thoughts with pagan strands
Making deals with Devil's soul
Sharing fears for spirit parole
No, no

Do you believe in magic?
Do you believe in immortal thoughts?
Do you believe in metric?
Do you believe in nine times nought? 

Tribal dancing, releasing curse
Tantric thinking, avoid the worse
Watching stars for future needs
Not drinking tea but reading leaves
No, no

Do you believe in magic?
Do you believe in sacrifice? 
Do you believe in panic?
Do you believe in rolling dice?

Chanting mantras one more day
Reiki heat takes pain away
Resurrection not in the plan
Wooden cross protect the man
No, no

Do you believe in magic?
Do you believe in searching prayer?
Do you believe in medics?
Do you believe in going nowhere? 

Holding bible in folded arms
Writing words, performing psalms
Chasing shadows, finding light
Avoid the truth, increase the fight
(Repeat verse)

No, no

Do you believe in magic? (Repeat until end)

Do You Believe In Magic? Cripple Club & Hans Albers (please see description)

london boy

New live track - "Colours"

made using:

Roland mc707
Studio electronics SE02
Novation Circuit, MiniNova

Mixed live on:

Pioneer DDJ SX2

Recorded on Serato DJ

Colours

Video on YouTube Premieres December 11th   https://youtu.be/3eUSLZmFgBU

Corners

Getting By

Full release on Album: "Anthropomorphism" on:
- Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/7aLiCDH3GGpdnz8eXXifU2?si=d0rv0KhzTrqIoyK2_BfTqQ
- Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/gb/album/anthropomorphism-ep/1805797138

Kit: Launchpad, CS2x, Volca FM & NuBass, MiniMoog D, Sector, Animoog, Logic Pro X...
Acknowledgements (Samples): Animals from Kenya including Laikipia County, LondonOrbit - sounds of London.

Anthropomorphism 1: Metaphorical (excerpt)

Song created & played by The Boilerman
Eric created & plays: All lead guitar
Eric mix's: All drum, bassline, vocal, percussion instruments
Master mix by Eric T.
Thank you for listening!

Don't Drink The Devils Cocktail

Light

My first song of 2021. Lots of piano, synths, clarinets and bouncy bass. 🎶🎤🎵🎧💕

Heavy

Let's start the year in a slow mood.
Is slow life the solution...?
happy new year my dear friends :) enjoy 2021 with peace, happiness, love and be healthy <3
Thank You all for the support, listens and shares, also for all the wonderful messages/comments You gave me <3
P.L.U.R

Take me higher

Take Me Higher

Original music by : FPMORINSTUDIO/Francois Pierre Morin composer Cover hart by : Suzanne Morin  artist painter

THE MAGIC FOX

Background

This is my take on an old traditional song. The earliest reference I've discovered is around 1847.  It supposedly had other titles 'The Grinders' and 'The Saddle on the Right Horse'  

It is a vivid description of the lot of Sheffield Grinders, working and often dying early in life due to their trade. The 'Grinding Hull's' mentioned in the lyrics were grim places, full of particles of metal and dust from the grinding wheels. Historical evidence suggests boys were often apprenticed from nine to twelve years of age.

Through my working career I was employed in the Steel Industry engaged in scientistic work and environmental research, quite a bit of it related to occupational health problems, So it is no surprise to me and very fitting that I wanted to get this song recorded. As a Sheffield lad born and bred it connects for me I guess. 

Apparently a version of this traditional song was recorded by 'The Ian Campbell Group' in 1972 and the band 'Afterhours' from their eponymous cassette only album from 1988. After hearing the 'Afterhours' 1988 version, I decided to work up a DADGAD guitar arrangement of my own.  Here is the result.
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Instrumentation and Arrangement

I wanted a simple arrangement for this song as really it's all about the lyrics and overall message. I used a DADGAD guitar tuning and aimed for a strum pattern that hopefully reflects the cyclical rhythmic quality of the grindstones in use.

After the main vocals was recorded I decided a bit of backing vocals would add a bit of extra spice to the overall song. Sometimes voice and guitar is all you really need. :-)
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The Sheffield Grinder (Lyrics around 1847)
**( with small revisions for this version)
(Photograph taken from the Illustrated London News 1866)

The Sheffield grinder's a terrible blade.
Tally ho, the grinder!
'Fore he sets his little 'uns down to trade.
Tally ho, the grinder!
He sets ‘em all down to grind in the hull,
Till their bodies are stunted and their eyes are dull,
And their brains are all dizzy and dazed in their skulls.
Tally ho, the grinder!

He shortens his life and he hastens his death.
Tally ho, the grinder!
And he’ll drink steel dust with every breath.
Tally ho, the grinder!
And he won't wash his hands ‘ere he eats a meal
And he won’t wear a mask as he grinds at his wheel
And he’ll die as he’s lived, as hard as cold steel.
Tally ho, the grinder!

(Instrumental)

The Sheffield grinders of whom we do speak.
Tally ho, the grinder!
Well they’re men who’ll earn just one pound a week.
Tally ho, the grinder!
But of Sheffield grinders another sort
Methinks ought to be called to court,
Aye, and that’s the grinding Government Board.
Tally ho, the grinder!

At whose door lies the blacker blame?
Tally ho, the grinder!
Oh where lies the heavier weight of shame?
Tally ho, the grinder!
Is it the famine-price contractor's head,
Or on the workman who’s under-fed,
And who grinds his own bones and his children’s for bread?
Tally ho, the grinder!

The Sheffield Grinder

First tune in 2021 !
Please leave a comment below.
Happy new year and best wishes from Germany.
Music © UNJAY RADY 2020
Voice is sampled by some of my old  tracks with Kaybee.
Mixed and Mastered by Unjay Rady in January 2021.
Thanks for listening.

All we need

℗ © Copyright Ian Stokes. All Rights Reserved
Recorded and mixed using Logic. Mastered in Soundcloud
Guitars played: Taylor 714CE (DADGAD tuning - all tuned down a half step).
Photography: Thanks go to Nigel and Libby Hume at Hume Photography.

I wrote this song during the lockdown, imagining how much more difficult things would have been in days gone by, when earlier generations had so very little means of communication. Travelling minstrels would go from town to town and entertain the local people. In my mind, I pictured townsfolk gathering to listen to a minstrel's song, bringing a message of hope, that their future would be brighter, all joining in to sing in candlelight, illuminating the darkness. I hope this song brings some joy in dark times.
LYRICS:
The people gathered round
To hear the minstrel sing
A song to bring them hope
That winter would turn to spring
The frost was biting deep
And the snow had lain so long
So the people gathered round 
To hear the minstrel’s song

The winds of change are coming
Let them hear you sing
The winds of change will turn
Winter into spring

Times may be hard
But somehow we know
That seasons will come
And seasons will go
So together all as one
With voices so strong
People gathered round
To sing the minstrel’s song 

The winds of change are coming
Let them hear you sing
The winds of change will turn
Winter into spring

Their voices all rang out
Out into the night
The magic of a song
Sung by candle light
Watching the flames
Of the candles burn
Waiting …for 
The winds of change to turn

The winds of change are coming
Let them hear you sing
The winds of change will turn
Winter into spring

The Winds of Change

The Winds Of Change

Dream With Me - LP Version | Music by Karin-Maria Brunner | Music & Lyrics by REKHA - IYERN FE

DREAM WITH ME - Yodel Mix - (Original Version) | Music by Karin-Maria Brunner | Music & Lyrics by REKHA - IYERN FE, 10/3rd/20 | Children's Ambient Music

Click here for Dream With Me  Yodel Mix - (Original Version): https://soundcloud.com/rekha-iyern-fe/dream-with-me-rekha-iyern-fe-m2-basic-43db-karin-maria-oct-3rd-2020

Listen to the amazing music of Karin-Maria Brunner here: @user-53145152-479345033

Dream With Me (LP Version) Track 18 Released world wide on Dec 1st, 2020 on Spotify & other mainstreaming services.

Dream With Me - Music & Lyrics by REKHA a.k.a. REKHA - IYERN [Fe]

Intro - Improv

Oo Oo Ah
Eh Hey Eh-Eh
Oh Oh Oh

Dream with me
You can see
All the beauty
In the dreams

Dream with me
Dream...Ee Ee
Dream with me
Oh you will see
How everything's
So beautiful
In the dreams

Oo...Oo
Ee...Oo
Oo...Wee Ee Ee
Ee Ee Ee

Dream...Oh-Ee-Ee-Eem
Yoddle La Yuddle La
Yoddle La Yuddle La
Ley Ee Oo

Dreamin' of the forest
Where all is so wonderful
Where all is bright
Ah Ah Ah Ah...
Bright, Bright

Come on with me
We're going to go down to the
Green-green forest
You and me
So happily

Together, together
You and me
Dreamin'
So happily
Oh

Original Music Composed & Produced, Mixed & Mastered by Karin-Maria Brunner in SWITZERLAND
Vocals Composed & Produced, Recorded & Performed, Initial Mixing by REKHA - IYERN [Fe] at IYERN [Fe] RECORDS in CANADA

Covert Art: Photo & Graphics by Karin-Maria Brunner

Together with Karin-Maria Brunner

Dream With Me Album Version

DREAM WITH ME - (LP Version) | Music by Karin-Maria Brunner | Muisc & Lyrics by REKHA - IYERN [Fe]

10/2023 - My new single on Spotify :
https://spotify.link/tX2VPcIB8Db

Releases : 
Shiftaxis Records
Outertone
Feen the Music

I have been passionately creating music for a considerable amount of time. My vibe is mainly Rap, Rock and Pop. My purpose in writing music goes beyond mere entertainment. I am driven to compose songs that serve as a source of encouragement, inspiration, and upliftment, carrying a message of hope deeply rooted in the truth that Jesus died for the sins of man. Through my music, I strive to share my personal journey and experiences, revealing how Jesus is an integral part of my life and the creative process.

All we need

UNJAY

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