This track gives me vibes from the Life is Strange soundtrack. I really like it!

Thank you i have not heard of life is strange until now i just had a listen to soundtrack and like the collection of songs thats a great compliment

A long drawn sound is punctuated with something like an electric guitar playing counter-point. Kind of like The Shadows after being transported to the year 3000. It's rather enjoyable. Probably was a good idea to time zits them.

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❤️🎶The music unites us all❤️🎶
I am a singer-songwriter, composer, entrepreneur, musician and sound designer. I have a home studio and have produced most of my songs and instrumentals there.
I love the exciting diversity of the Soundcloud universe. Here I always discover new, creative music creations and meet many nice people from all over the world.
Thanks for listening. I appreciate every feedback and every new follower.

Note: This track was entirely composed, performed, arranged, and produced by myself – without the use of artificial intelligence.
Creating authentic music with real emotion and personality is important to me. Thank you for listening and for your support.

℗ 2024 DestKorn | © 2024 DestKorn. All rights reserved.
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Artist & Publisher: DestKorn
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River of Infinity

River Of Infinity

"Holy Suicide", from the new CD coming soon. Check us out on The Swamp Records USA!!!

Holy Suicide (from the "Harmonic Tapestries" CD, The Swamp Records, 2024).

maybe that´s the way it´s meant to be!
"Red Sound" Electronic music with vocals and guitar

Red Sound

Akrohoria

Forgotten Future

There's strange. And then there's weird. And then there's Sun Ra. Imagine, if you can or will, a 27-piece (or thereabouts) atonal anarchic jazz ensemble (the Arkestra) featuring at various times a bassoon played with a trumpet mouthpiece, African dancers, and a fire-eater. Imagine further that this assemblage and its man-of-mystery leader could actually make this stuff accessible and enjoyable! 
That was Sun Ra. Those of us in Philly knew him a bit better than other places, for he lived here (cheaper to drive the band to gigs in NYC than to live there, some things haven't changed) in a big old house in the Germantown section. From what I heard the house was as unorthodox as its resident maestro. If he'd been white nobody would have hesitated to call it a commune.
You don't "cover" an artist like Ra, all you can do is let his interplanetary anarchy react with the portions of your soul akin to it, and be prepared to abandon all preconceptions while recording and mixing the results. Just so have I done. A ton of saxes, several clarinets of various registers, flute stand-ins: piano, organ, a little synth, and the bass: and my dozen-odd African percussion section. If I were doing this live, even with a band of multi-instrumentalists, I'd need a band the size of the Arkestra itself.
Sun Ra passed on in 1993 to wherever self-professed Saturnians go when they depart this plane: but longterm saxman Marshall Allan has kept the Arkestra running. Go here for the latest: sunraarkestra.com  The site contains NO COOKIES! Clearly good developments in more than music are at work here!

It's After the End of the World (Sun Ra)

a collaboration of https://soundcloud.com/user-911083679 and https://soundcloud.com/sonic-textures

words: Jeff Gardiner and jo richter 
initial arrangement, voice and everything music: Jeff Gardiner
final arrangement, jaw harp, ravish, and post-production: jo richter
image: Jeff Gardiner


in the hills, there are trees
//: wild things, growing on the slopes ://

cold sweat holds fear at bay
and yet a peg is squarely driven into bone and gristle
delusions breed sight
the picture moving like a ghost amongst the boulders
in the hills, there are trees
wild things, thick stems are growing on the slopes
sheltering birds who flutter and preen indifferently
birds singing with ease, picture perfect, perfect pitch 
and they remember all the words in perfect pitch
ease evoking mirth
god‘s infantile pranks
and fortunes of mood
ripple down through the ranks
to the nauseous roots
of behavior filed
with cunning indolence
and insurrections denied
in unbidding silence 
is that what you mean

wild things growing on the slopes

wild things growing on the slopes - with stonerjazz

"After" a great loss... the heartache, the loneliness, the emptiness, the sadness, grief beyond words...

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