A youth work  recorded times ago on 4 tracks tape, and digitized recently 
I did my best to improve the sound so I ask all your tolerance... ^^
This music - and its title - has inspired the artist Nataly NGM to realize this illustration. Big thanks for her!

PURSUIT IN THE NIGHT - Bruno C

Alt mix of Clean Beacon
From https://soundcloud.com/enigmacurry/clean-bloop-beacon-poll-all-be-con-op-open-collab

Clean Beacon - Rays thru the Down Pour (Enigma Curry and Arma Ignifera)

LYIN' (feat. Ree Dawg)

Written and performed by BBright (Wolfgang Schwarz)

Weißes Kleid

Original music by : FPMORONSTUDIO/Francois Pierre Morin  musicians composer INDIE.

FORGIVE ME

Coulda been a line on a map...nearly 
invisible - yea
I coulda been that
and I might've been the rod that takes the lick o lightnin
and I might've been caught
cause my grip has been tightening
waitin on the thunder clap
and the wrath of god
O whoa woa
coulda been...coulda been...all of that
but instead I'm the inch worm...inching along
nearly invisible...yea
just inching my way cross this iron horse highway
and it's almost biblical...the proportions
conveyed...cause that horse is a giant
a goliath to my dave
yea
awwww yea
coulda been coulda been all that
O
could've been a line on a map
nearly invisible...yea
I coulda been that

Coulda Been

Cast of Characters:

mistermark-- @user-432503709 -- Mark--sax (VST), organ, tremolo guitar chords (synth), harmonica, composition, production, arrangement, mix

Mysterious Decibel--@themysteriousdecibel --MD—lyrics and primary vocals

TexMex Shaman–@texmex-shaman –Stephen– second electric guitar solo, mastering

J.J. Terrell–@j-j-terrell –piano and electric piano

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

Entheogenic Psychonaught (Josh Clary)–@josh-clary-1 –-four string fretless bass, first electric guitar solo, rhythm guitar comping 

      This is a song started when Mark came up with its architecture, recorded in a  slower, more laid back version on his own. However, he wanted a more souped up version with solos in turns. So, he turned to The Eclectic Collective to fill in the pieces. He originally had solos in all the parts which he laid down on the keys, and he had some lyrics, too. However, once he heard The Mysterious Decibel's excellent lyrics and vocals, the song totally changed the direction and the vibe, for the stellar. 

       But MD didn't start the whole thing. As happens sometimes, even without Tez on this one, we still needed to clear out some space to let everyone have their say. So, Mark went in and lengthened the song mechanically. Once we had a final form, Ken, as always, came up with the foundation for the song, allowing Josh to add his version of Mark's bass line. Then, after MD gave us the vocals to form the song, we got down to adding the solos. JJ first added his thrilling opening piano solo, as well as the electric piano solo right after the first verse, which Mark is also playing a VST sax solo in, as well. Then Josh added his guitar solo, which is the first of the two, with a very clean tone. Right after that, Stephen added his fiery solo, which follows right after with a more overdriven tone. Finally, Mark stepped back in and added his killer harp solo at the end. Of course, it needed to be mixed well, too, so we turned to Stephen for that important role, once again, which he fulfilled expertly.  

       This past Tuesday, we released a fun little series of interviews over a compilation of some of our favorite musical moments. If you want to hear our voices and some of our thoughts about music, check it out. I realize it's a big ask at twenty minutes, but you might really enjoy it, especially if you follow us, and have been for a while. It's a celebration of all of our work over the past almost year together in various forms. This song was supposed to be a showcase of all of our skills, except Tez isn't in on this one. He'll be on the next one, though, for sure.

       We hope you enjoy this jazzier side of the EC as much as we enjoyed making it. MD's lyrics are about a psycho killer artist who hides clues about his murders in his paintings. 

Original Lyrics by The Mysterious Decibel:

Some might say he's crafty and planned.
With a shade of black and a brush in his hand
Some might say the world is his oyster
But no Pearl lays inside just a conjuring blur

He'll paint you a murderous scene
With the blending of  sin all between pigments of green
He's a shady fella Who hides behind the canvas!
I spy something with my little eye
This art might show just where he died

Will you find it?
The secret
Some freak shit
are you so sure you'll really wanna Keep it ?
The secret
Are you so sure you'll really wanna keep it?
Ahhh a little secret
Are you so sure you'll really wanna keep it?
It'll haunt your mind like it does him too
He's a swifty one he'll come for you!
The secret
The secret
The secret
Are you so sure you'll really wanna keep it?

I spy something with my little eye
This art might show just where he died

His art might show
might show
might show
just where he died

Artwork: Josh Clary

A Brush With Death-Eclectic Collective

Close Open

Finding the sound, for this one was interesting, I use Excite Audio’s Lifeline Console VST, in the production on this track. It added a warm, and vibrant soundscape. It has deep sonics, textures and plenty of interesting presets to play with. You can design and sculpt your sound to your hearts desire. I am not affiliated nor paid by this company. Enjoy the track.

Broken Sail 140 BPM

Another lovely! track from the Live Stage at Telefunken studios. 
This was a great track to mix, there was a fair amount of bleed over most of the channels but it cleaned up superbly. 

i went for the Less in more approach to this one and kept it as live as possible. 

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Dont Let The Devil Take Your Man By Jackie Green (Unofficial Mix)

A song based on a poem by my Aunt Pat Brandstetter.  Here is the original poem:

Run, Run, Run
(1999)

Run, Run, Run
The race has just begun.
The starting bang has sounded.
All racers are forward bounded.

Miles, one, two, and three,
Like a bird and feeling free.
The pace is there,
Excitement fills the air!

With miles eight, nine, and ten behind,
This run is one of a kind.
Halfway there at mile thirteen,
A brand new sensation fills the mind.

Run, run, run,
This race is definitely fun.
Miles eighteen, nineteen, and twenty,
Legs are tired and you are feeling funny.

The goal is near at hand.
And you can do it, you can, you can,
Know that feeling that is so grand

This Marathon is done!
You’ve won, You’ve won, You’ve won!
Your goal was set and it’s done!

Run Run Run

Make It Make Sense!
You get what you put in…
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Broken Sail 140 BPM

Lou Osiavo