Name: Sisyphus by Skybourne
Duration: 3 min 59 s
Description: Sometimes you fell a little overwhelmed...

A Danny Elfman inspired track for Halloween.

Pantonia

Song written, performed, arranged, produced, and recorded by moi in my music lab. This is a song about reconnections, discovering new dimensions in life, hope, and ultimately breaking free from bonds placed on us by others. I hope you enjoy it.

Face The Morning Light

"Fleeing Objects Ahead" started with a new synthesizer patch that sounds a bit like 1999 by Prince and morphed into something completely different. Bass is provided by the NS Chapman Stick along with some "guitar" lines. The piano comes in for the middle section along with an expressive vibe part played on the Expressive E Osmose keyboard.

Jeremy Cubert - piano, organ, synthesizer, Zendrum, NS Chapman Stick, guitar

Fleeing Objects Ahead

All instruments played by me- sax, Hammond organ, bass, drums

PAVO FRIO

Sometimes you fell a little overwhelmed...

Sisyphus

Jacob Gade: Jalousie. Lewis J Fuiks in 1934 on Ampico 214851.
Recorded** 16 Jun 2017 by VViljanen (by permission)from the digitized copy of the original reproducing piano roll.
COMMERCIAL USE PROHIBITED.
Photo: Jacob Gade 1879-1963, Danish composer
The information* on the original piano roll:
JEALOUSY tango
Roll Number: 214851, 214851
Composer/Creator: Bloom, Gade
Pianist: Fuiks
Roll System: Ampico
Country: US
Date: April, 1934
Category: popular, salon, song
Original Price: n/a
*info source: from The Piano Player Group web page (by permission)
**Tempo here is 0.88 x that indicated on the ditized roll copy

Jacob Gade: Jalousie. Lewis J Fuiks in 1934 on Ampico 214851

Est-ce de la musique actuelle, contemporaine, ou quelque chose de totalement nul? Je ne saurais dire.
Is it contemporary music, or something totally nil, false? I can not say.

Actual Feelings

Miles in Between

I approach music recording the way a photographer approaches photography: capture a good image and use editing only as needed to bring out the nuances of the work. Try to say something NEW. Try to make it good.

Sisyphus

Skybourne

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