A few years back I made a track called ‘Dreamwerk’ and this piece takes some ideas from it and dresses itself up dubstep fashion.

Not one for strict genre compliance, it is almost accidental that I’ve made anything even close to dubstep.

Had a bit of a nightmare with the wobble bass and some timing issues with the midsection of the arrangement, but the rest fell together fairly easily.

This was purposefully made with as few bells and whistles as possible, so as not to overcomplicate the mix, giving (with any luck) a more raw yet humble result. Hope it doesn’t come across as lazy…

If this stirs your cauldron, then your ‘like’, comment and repost would be most welcome. Massive thanks in advance!

The Craft (Nitewerk)

That

Oops

It's always easier to blame others when the problem comes from you

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In this story, Randy has been a licensed bell diver for 3 years & usually goes to a comfortable depth that was regulated on each of his missions.
However, one particular challenge arose, & Randy became stuck past 160 feet, since his line became severed from a sharp underwater cliff...
Does Randy make it back in time to be saved or drift off into a watery oblivion never to return? Can he find the strength to ascend before he tires out & falls to a lung crushing depth?

*What it does to the psyche to know trouble looms underwater where time without enough oxygen becomes an accelerated frantic feeling & a gut gnawing frightening event. 

*What's the longest you can hold your breath? Have you ever been able to improve the timing longevity? 

**Some interesting water diver facts in real life:
[Excerpt from Bing search engine.] "The deepest dive ever (on record) is 1,082 feet (332 meters)12. It was set by Ahmed Gabr in 2014 in Dahab in the Red Sea2. The dive took 15 minutes to descend and 13 hours 35 minutes to ascend. The pressure at that depth was about 485 pounds per square inch, which would crush most people’s lungs."
For live coverage you can visit the video clip below to witness a real dive & the amazing person who has achieved a winning 7-time record breaking dive status...
https://youtu.be/AGc_WfEwy4I

Deep Diver

The Sea Searcher

This is a song that has been one of my favorites for the last 25 years or so. It's a cover of a cover that Jerry Garcia (guitar, of course), Merle Saunders (keys), John Kahn (bass), and Bill Vitt (drums) recorded live at the Keystone in Berkley, CA, in 1973. It's actually a cover they did (I just found out a few years ago) of a song called Finders Keepers by the Chairmen of the Board, which is definitely worth checking out, too. This version is a more laid back, but it keeps the funk alive. 
  The guys who made this quarter century dream of mine come true are JJ Terrell, who plays the funky clavichord and dynamic organ throughout, Ken (K2 and the Three, and K2 and the Four)who's playing the tight, funky drums and great percussion, and Tez (Llanpsych), who's playing the ripping guitar lead at the end. Tez also mixed and produced this, expertly, as always. I'm on guitar, bass, and the synth lead at the beginning. Can't verbalize how much fun this was for me, and I hope all of us. We hope you enjoy it, too.

Keepers by Chairman of the Board (Eclectic Collective)

Logan Sedona - Nocturnal

Composition and Sampling collage by Synline
Featured on the my new album 'Unstable"on.soundcloud.com/P2ewh
The album is down to just a few songs remaining

Brand-New Heaven

Bonus track from the new album: Blink Twice - Other Locations [Expanded Edition]

https://moodexhibit.bandcamp.com/album/blink-twice-other-locations-expanded-edition

Other Locations was originally released in 1996 on the German record label Broken Seal. It was the first CD release from Blink Twice and the label's second release.
At the time there was a zine culture in electronic music, where artists would send their cassettes through the mail to different underground music zines for review across the globe. It was really the only way to get one's music heard.
After putting out numerous cassettes in the early to mid 1990s, Blink Twice had earned a reputation as a unique dark ambient artist in America.
www.discogs.com/artist/48238-Blink-Twice

The dark mysterious sound of Blink Twice resonated in European countries, with favorable reviews in the Slovakian zine Crewzine, the Belgian leading electronic magazine Side-Line, Phosphor, and Wounded magazine from Lithuania. Blink Twice was also featured in American industrial magazines Outburn and Industrial Nation, as well as sonic-boom
sonic-boom.com/review/blink.twice-1.html

The sound of Blink Twice earned comparisons to artists like early Delerium, Dead Can Dance, Nightmare Lodge, SPK, and some of the Cold Meat Industry roster from Sweden such as Raison d'etre, Morthound, and Deustch Nepal. Although generally classified under the genre of "dark ambient", Blink Twice utilized much more melody and percussion than most ambient. Many tracks display the melodic layering and tribal percussion that are showcased in some current Mood Exhibit material.

"Other Locations" is finally available here on the Mood Exhibit Bandcamp page, Robert Salchak's official distribution for all his music.
It includes a large selection of bonus material from the era (1993-1996) that was either never released or only available on cassette.

Hidden as the last track is an epic nearly 15 minute tribal ambient excursion that can only be described as Dead Can Dance era Spiritchaser" (1996) meets Delerium era "Spheres I"(1994)

It is an essential historic document for followers of Mood Exhibit, as well as any fan of dark ambient/neoclassical/tribal/cinematic sounds.

Album

Blink Twice - The Brighter The Moon, The Darker The Shadows

Blue Rose EP

Blue Rose

Boom Bap with 1980's club Latin-Hip Hop melodies recreates a Sonic Sound

LATINO HIP-HOP 2025

ALTERNATIVE ELECTRONIC Singer-Songwriter Musician and Producer. Welcome to MY FANTASY WORLD. Performing LIVE since May 2024
Piano is my primary instrument, some clarinette,drummer and singer in an all girl beginner level punk band, learning bass, guitar and ukelele!
My compositions and lyrics are expressions of my personality and life experiences. I love punk and electro rock, techno, trance, experimental, groovy and stuff that has no genre.  I have no boundaries in either subject matter or style. Music has consumed my soul and is my driving force in life.
**** Let the Love for Music Rule****

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