IN ROBOT WE TRUST

MAN MACHINE RHYTHM (feat. Kaori Hanai)

It seems throat singing and psytrance go well together. 

Bandcamp: https://expansionoftheauralcognizance.bandcamp.com/track/anthropic-anomalies
Youtube: https://youtu.be/D2abvRj_1Ek

Image: wallpaperplay.com/board/ancient-aliens-wallpapers (CC0 public domain)

Bandcamp

Anthropic Anomalies

Myšlenky na cestách - motiv

lyrics by @thestuntdouble
pRodUced by @djr-k-m

I WRECK THE MIC

Mo Juice is the story of many artists like me who start off making music just for the love of it until the fans and money start coming in. It's a reflection on how streaming numbers and social media can mess with the mental health of an artist.


CREDITS
Vocals/Synth/drums - Lewis, Vocals/Guitar : Giacomo Turra, Bass : Edoardo Carlucci

Mo Juice W/ JMT

Original image: Lucas Cranach - Samsons & Delilah

Delaylah

Cinematic soundscape: Japanese inspired work moving through spiritual and industrial evolution...

“Unbind your thoughts
open your mind
step into a peaceful world
close the door behind...


...we will all be
one”

Song Composed, Arranged, Performed & Produced by Liam Boyle

The Spy Who Dropped Acid

Amertume

Tracks recorded on various dates in 2018 & 2019

Track 1: Guest vocals with Clan Ceili on St. Patrick's Day 2018
Annette Mules: Vocals and Percussion
Geoff Mules: Vocals and Guitar
Kathy Mules: Vocals
Z.M. Wise: Guest Vocals

Tracks 2 & 4: Karaoke (October 26, 2019)

Track 3: Open mic performance on November 19, 2019

I thought the title would be suitable, considering a great many people deem it blasphemy when one compares singing with a group/solo to singing a backing track to karaoke. I agree...for the most part. It is almost sacrilegious to compare the two. However, one cannot deny that karaoke is a stellar way to give oneself a free vocal lesson. You truly get the opportunity to hear how you actually sound. As displayed, the two karaoke performances are auditory proof that my voice is CLEARLY meant for softer songs.

Crazy Little Thing Called Love (Karaoke)

The new play from the cycle dedicated to the novel by Marquez "One Hundred Years of Solitude"...

«Amaranta taunts with Rebecca». Op. 16_15.

I am Euphonix, an electronic composer who has been making music inspired by the 80s and 90s electronica scene. I use vintage synthesizers to create cool and nostalgic sounds. The songs may be reminiscent of mid-term YMO, but they have a light groove and create their own electronica world.