Compositeur arrangeur : Philippe SEGUINARD
Auteur mélodiste : Guillaume DULER
Lyrics :
Rêves embrumés éphémères danses
Poussières de nuit voilées de silence
Dormir sur la Lune
Voleurs de vent  souffleurs de nuages
Flou d'amours denses à l'état sauvage
Dormir sur la Lune
Apprivoiser nos murmures
Abandonner nos armures 
Dormir sur la Lune
Caresser nos sensations
Effleurer nos émotions
Dormir sur la Lune
Nager sous l'eau delà des courants
Flotter de rives en rives en rêvant
Dormir sur la Lune 

Foggy dreams, ephemeral dances
Night dust veiled in silence
Sleeping on the moon
Cloud-blowing wind thieves
Blur of dense wild love
Sleeping on the Moon
Tame our whispers
Abandon our armor 
Sleeping on the Moon
Caressing our sensations
Touching our emotions
Sleeping on the Moon
Swim underwater beyond the currents
Floating from shore to shore dreaming
Sleeping on the Moon
© Guillaume DULER / Philippe SEGUINARD  2022

Dormir sur la Lune   TRANSLATED

Trying something a bit different here, or am I?
Working on the old fashioned broken heart style song, such as "Sealed With A Kiss".  Haven't tried this before so we'll see how it comes out. 


Valentines Heart

Composed & Produced by: Chivicke
HomeStudio Productions ©2024
Image: Mat Brown

Loving You 66 Minutes Every Hour

October Surprise! Hope you enjoy The Day Afters take on the INXS classic "Devil Inside."  Featuring @ZenGazer on bass and produced by Albi Boehm.

Something More

Devil Inside

Devil Inside (Cover)

Poumon vert

Original music, arrangement, piano, organ; J.J. Terrell on.soundcloud.com/ErEWw3bHuvBBFXuw7
All guitars and final mix by Neno J.

Waiting for Noah (collab J.J. Terrell & Neno J.))

Love

The Garden Of Stolen Dreams by Jeamland & joerxworx

One Acoustic guitar, some Celli and Vibes. 
This track was originally called 'So, misogyny, racism and corruption are OK after all' after the orange nutter was re-elected in a democracy.
Robert Llewellyn pointed out that this was a waste of a lovely track. 
I was watching the latest Professor Brian Cox BBC documentary programme 2 'Dark Planets' in his series 'Solar System' and I changed the title to celebrate the amazing reality of our universe and our staggeringly brilliant scientific ability to perceive it. The best in humanity is inspiring.

Dark Planets

This is a musical story about an astronaut that has to leave the space station in order to perform a critical and urgent task.
It's composed around a minimalist piano theme that had a strong emotional effect on me when I first discovered it.

Outside The Airlock

Occasionally I'll be posting short clips of an isolated track or focusing on a specific section/detail in a previously uploaded tune. In this one, it's a funky little breakdown that appears in a couple other songs. 

The clavinet & drums were previously used in 'Scaing the Riverbank' by the Eclectic Collective:
https://on.soundcloud.com/whFBfyetPMdsMwMKA

and the vocal part was used in 'Splice of Life':
https://on.soundcloud.com/qNCfidQ5RwG2JRkK7

More goodies in the "ISOLATED TRACKS" playlist:
https://soundcloud.com/user-432503709/sets/isolated-tracks

funky clavinet & vocal breakdown (FEATURED SECTION)

Blackout

written, performed and produced by Richard Brown.

Lyrics:

I feel it comin I feel it within
My worlds getting darker the lights getting thin
I’m dying of hunger I’m dying to live
The spell that I’m under has left me in sin

Father you tried to break me
Sisters and brothers always leave
Mother why does your heart bleed
Why is a friend the one in need

It won’t be for nothin if I’m not to win
I’ll take what I’m given and drink it like gin
I’ll crawl through the darkness against the cold wind
And claw at your feet til you let me in

Father you tried to break me
Sisters and brothers always leave
Mother why does your heart bleed
Why is a friend the one in need

Blackout

Guitarist, multi-genre composer, keyboard & bass player (mostly self-taught). Music librarian and philosopher (I am retired now).
Music is new dimension of life.
“That is an artist as I love artists, modest in his needs: he really wants only two things, his bread and his art - panem et Circen.”
― Friedrich Nietzsche, Twilight of the Idols