nightmare part 1

It's incredible that it only took me ten years to make something with this melody. I find this funny because, just recently, I've been reconnecting with friends from that time and, to be honest, it has been kind of a surreal experience. 
Anyway, this one goes to a friend named like a constellation.
Éxitos.

†ॐ 

Music composed and produced by Thomas O'Higgins Horna
Recorded at Kolima Forest Studios.

Cover art: "Portrait of Helene Klimt" by Gustav Klimt, 1898. Edited by me.

This track is not to be used to train AI.

very nice hair

It Writes It. 140 BPM

Evil Amongst Us

DRUMAX No. 35 // GALACTIC CYCLONE // A Turbulent Affair ...
https://soundcloud.com/docfritz // Composition, Arrangement, Soundscapes, Drums, Artwork, Mix & Production
https://soundcloud.com/joerxworx // Galactic Saxophone and Synthesizer
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GALACTIC CYCLONE

some amazing motorcycle experiences...it's really crazy sometimes... ;-)

Floating Free

Mobility Prism Mourns Sonmnambuilism Priority

Written/Produced by: R.J. Dobben (RoTen)
Released on: 10/31/2023


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Argh

This one sprung from the mind of eddyoffline when he sent the cool reggae guitar line over.  we’d talked about doing another jam to follow up ‘Reggae-ish’ and this is it. 
Enjoy 

Lyrix :
Hi. Get high
Lalala
Keep on Walkin
Don’t look Back

Check out our other collabs expertly aggregated at the following location 

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when he’s not offline Eddy is here 

https://on.soundcloud.com/GgtkQXckjpeJp7ta7

Don't look back - w/ eddyoffline

Cast of Characters:
J.J. Terrell–@j-j-terrell –piano, synth, and composition

mistermark-- @user-432503709 -- Mark—synth effects, synth flute, lyrics, and vocals

TexMex Shaman–@texmex-shaman –Stephen– electric and acoustic guitars, production, and mix

K2 and the Three [and the Four]--@k2andthe3, @k2-kara -–Ken–drums and percussion

Entheogenic Psychonaught (Josh Clary)–@josh-clary-1 –-four-string Fender P bass
  
  This is a song that JJ created late one Saturday night on the piano, drums, bass, and guitar. You can hear his Grateful Dead influence if you're familiar with the band. He then presented it to the rest of the Eclectic Collective so we could do our thing with it. Josh replaced JJ's rough bass with his interpretation of the line as soon as Ken replaced the drums with his interpretation of the beat. Interestingly, Ravel's Bolero had a lot to do with the inspiration for the second part of the song. After the rhythm section was done, we turned it over to Stephen, who came up with some really subtle, yet very necessary guitar lines. 
  We then turned it over to our relatively new collaborator, Mark, who came up with the lyrics and vocals. He was also instrumental in getting the arrangement to fit right with the vocals. This is a lyrical and vocal songwriting debut for Mark, who was inspired by his very first listen to JJ's rough draft. Thus, this song is extra special for him.  
 We all hope you enjoy listening to this as much as we did creating it.
  Mark's lyrics are about our Earthly relatives in the far distant future. At that point life on earth would have just about reached its limits, and so mankind embarks on a journey through space to find another place to call home.

Lyrics:
Part 1:
All you know, all you love is here today
Feel the sun, see the flowers embrace her rays
And you know, all we have will fade away
And now its time to go… away…
Part 2:
Here we are, flying high, flying high above the moons of Mars
And beyond another sunrise greets a world once again,
a million miles from where we are
To embrace the flowers of Jupiter, once again…
On and on we sail away, searching for another day,
the universe an endless sea
And you know that somewhere out there,
a brand new world 
For you and me

Flowers of Jupiter-Eclectic Collective

Lost In The Crowd

Shoegaze, Dream Pop, Psychedelic Rock. https://open.spotify.com/artist/5H9SP9RFYgZS5t9YyraaXW?si=qRv-XE8DSN-QC4YSfrFdWQ Find us On Spotify and Apple Music

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