TRIIB - Wrong Time, Wrong Place

Now That We're Here

„Feine Linien“

Dies ist eine weitere Fortsetung meiner Musikreihe in loser Folge :
Anthologie „Nacht Musik“
Fragile einsame Selbstgespräche, zerbrechliche Zwiegespräche.

Die Nacht ist der Übergang in eine andere Zeitdimension.
Wir empfinden durchaus eine gewisse Entschleunigung. 
Auf unseren Nachtweg suchen wir manchmal schon nach Orientierungspunkten und sind dankbar für noch so kleine unscheinbare Wegmarkierungen. 
Es sind die feinen Linien auf Gehwegen und Straßen die uns führen. Am Tage im Alltag beachten wir diese kaum. Wir nehmen sie als völlig selbstverständlich unbewusst war.
Aber in der Nacht bekommen diese unscheinbaren Linien „Weg und Straßenmarkierungen“ eine ganz neue Bedeutung als Wegweiser durch unsere Nacht. 
Ok, manche sind breiter aber kommen mir nie protzig daher. Es sind für mich immer noch feine Linien.
Wir schenken diesen Linien plötzlich unsere Aufmerksamkeit. 
Jetzt fallen Sie uns auf und sind irgendwie doch ganz dankbar das diese Linien da sind. 

Uns allen einen sicheren Weg durch die Nacht.

Vielen Dank für Eure geschätzte Aufmerksamkeit.
SOUNDCLOUD: https://soundcloud.com/cloppenburg-music

Musik :  Björn Cloppenburg  *Alle Rechte vorbehalten
Foto	:     Björn Cloppenburg
Es wurden für dieses Projekt virtuelle Instrumente der folgenden Firmen verwendet: 
https://www.spitfireaudio.com    Spitfire Audio 
Hans Zimmer Piano


"Fine Lines"

This is another continuation of my music series in loose succession:
Anthology "Night Music"
Fragile lonely soliloquies, fragile dialogues.

The night is the transition to another dimension of time.
We definitely feel a certain deceleration.
On our night walk we sometimes look for landmarks and are grateful for even the smallest inconspicuous waymarks.
It's the fine lines on sidewalks and streets that guide us. During the day in everyday life we hardly notice them. We take them for granted unconsciously.
But at night, those inconspicuous lines of “path and road markings” take on a whole new meaning as signposts through our night.
Ok, some are wider but never seem pretentious to me. It's still fine lines for me.
We suddenly pay attention to these lines.
Now they catch our eye and are somehow very grateful that these lines are there.

All of us a safe way through the night.

Thank you for your valued attention.
SOUND CLOUD: https://soundcloud.com/cloppenburg-music

Music : Björn Cloppenburg *All rights reserved
Photo: Björn Cloppenburg
Virtual instruments from the following companies were used for this project:
https://www.spitfireaudio.com Spitfire Audio
Hans Zimmer Piano

Fine Lines

6 in the morning and the air is kind of sweet
Moving my feet to the drum ’n bass beat
Got a busy night tonight so I’m doing this now
Sucking it up somehow

Now I’m feeling like it as 
Getting into the rhythm

Still running
Up and running
Still running
Up and running
Still running
I can only stop doing this for so long
Up and Running
Here comes another idea for a song

I make it through another day
Lacing up those shoes and the stress goes away
Ideas in my head
Solutions on the brain
I’m used to this and moving
Some gain not much pain
No need to push it too hard this time
A few times a week should do me just fine

I’m know I’m not perfect
But at least I’m staying healthy

(Chorus)

Through the woods and along the beach
Sometimes far from home
Exploring those streets
Nerves are calm I'm in a steady groove
No end in sight any time soon

(Chorus)

Running

From the Sidelines

https://soundcloud.com/senfsuck

Jens- asymmetry, symmetry, drums, and mayhem

Jim- Snazzy outfits, synth, guitar, and bass

SenfPower(Jens & Jim)

Collab with AXIS PROJECT
https://soundcloud.com/axis_project

AXIS PROJECT + Insatiable Void - Breathing Chaos

a track by Marco Lucchi reworked by Mean Flow

maggio 2023

Mean Flow & Marco Lucchi - One Hand Piano n°1

Fragments of Harmony

anne marie & james arthur - rewrite the stars (piano)

Welsh landscapes become a source of reflection and peace. In the evenings, Connop rides or walks through rolling hills glowing in the late sunlight. These quiet moments strengthen his bond with the land and its people, deepening his pastoral care.

From the Sidelines

Mark Hughes