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Vandalism - Ultra Stutter House Vocals

Just like Durandal I'm back this time with a new song to drop. So this song uses sounds from Gachi and Empires dawn of the modern world. I got inspired by Roll the Dice from Need for Speed High Stakes.

Who Can I Revive

YONOINVITODEMIZAZA (prod.zxi)

Steve Kerr - KNBR 680am/104.5FM (11/17/23)

I REMIXED EARL SWEATSHIRT SHATTERED DREAMS 
 (PLEASE DO NOT DISTURB ) 🌙 EP COMING SOON 

1ST SINGLE 

RATED R ENT. ®️🔞

FRI(ENDS) SHATTERED DREAMS FREESTYLE

06 - r in peace (with Queen B)

Remix of WCL’s 2002 song: The Swirl of The Warm Rain (Album: 10 P.M [2002]) 

In EP: Phoenix Skyline [2004] 

I.A.T.S.N - December 2004

warm rain. (TRIBUTE TO WEST COAST LOVE)

it reminded me of you

Remix Contest Link
skiomusic.com/a-v-i-o-7/plsty-yo…or-a-v-i-o-7-remix

PLS&TY Ft. Tudor - Yours (A V I O 7 Remix)

Weary Life

This piece is a homage to the music of Sauchiehall Street and the RSNO. It is constructed from a number of musical references, which includes the following:

– A Reel melody (a reference to Scottish traditional music)
– A fragment of a song by Gustav Holst (The Thought; a homage to Holst, who used to play in the orchestra)
– A brass fanfare, based on the Hallelujah Chorus (the first piece of music performed by the orchestra)
– A rock drum rhythm and accompanying bass-line (a homage to the amount of rock and metal bands I have seen performing live in Glasgow)
– 1930s dance-band material (a reference to the number of dance halls and cinemas on Sauchiehall Street).
– A hymn tune (a reference to the now-gone churches that are a sadly lost part of Glasgow’s heritage)
– A Buddhist melody (there is a Buddhist centre on Sauchiehall Street, which I have walked past for many years!)
– Orchestration in the style of Copland’s Corral Nocturne (from Rodeo; he conducted the work with the orchestra in 1964)
– The ‘Humming Chorus’ from Madam Butterfly (the first production by Scottish Opera, which the orchestra performed in)

Thanks to the Royal Scottish National Orchestra for performing/recording this work.

Sauchiehall

ALL MELINA’S 🚫 LITA’S
(RATED R ENT .®️🔞)

FRI(ENDS) SHATTERED DREAMS FREESTYLE

IKEEY NITRO

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