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"S o u n d s A n d 
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Baal des Quat'z'arts is a resonant kaleidoscope. Rarely a multi-artist gets to accomplish such a cubist music! Sounds are projected of unexpected retreats, everything becomes a house of mirrors. In the creations of the band - the poet's words are justified in a deafening way, deafening transcendence originating from Joy and (the axiom becomes unfailing): 'Beauty is' really 'a Joy forever!' 
(Caio Campbell; Anglo-Brazilian semiologist and musician) 

"T h e S k e t c h O f A n 
I m p e r t i n e n t P r o l o g u e"

'I've known rivers: I've known rivers ancient as the world and older than the flow of human blood in human veins. My soul has grown deep like the rivers. I bathed in the Euphrates when dawns were young. I built my hut near the Congo and it lulled me to sleep. I looked upon the Nile and raised the pyramids above it. I've known rivers: Ancient, dusky rivers. My soul has grown deep like the rivers.' The Langston's words echo in my mind when I try to describe Baal des Quat'z'arts and their creations ... Pristine footprints towards unimaginable places ... Baal is the name of a controversial divinity ... Besides noises, silences, musical notes; O.M. grafts paradoxes, symbolisms and palimpsests in the womb of their music ... If the divinity (that inspired a part of the band name) could come in this context, maybe would - plathian - alert us: 'I am silver and exact. I have no preconceptions. Whatever I see, I swallow immediately. Just as it is, unmisted by love or dislike I am not cruel, only truthful — The eye of a little god, four-cornered. Most of the time I meditate on the opposite wall.' Maybe passing through the compasses and over the steel points will go nothing except Baal des Quat'z'arts and Universe Drunks and To-morrow ...' 
(O.K., artist and producer) 


"A p p e n d i x & 
M e l t i n g P o t" 

A'capella, acousmatic/tapemusic, acoustic, bluegrass, bossa nova, classic rock, classical, club, concrete, down-tempo, drum & bass, dub, electroacoustic, emo, flamenco, folk, folk rock, fusion, garage, glam, gothic, industrial, jazz, lounge, minimalist, pop, punk, post-punk, psychedelic, tango, trip hop, visual ...: some styles embraced by the band ... "When in eternal lines to time thou grow'st, so long as men can breathe, or eyes can see, so long lives this, and this gives life to thee ... The smoke of my own breath; echoes, ripples, buzz'd whispers, love-root, silk-thread, crotch and vine; my respiration and inspiration, the beating of my heart, the passing of blood and air throughmy lungs ...: the Baalian music that flows inside and out of me."
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"M e m b e r s"

O.M.
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&
GUESTS

"E Baal era um deus do início dos tempos, tempo em que o bem não havia se separado do mal e tanto o bem como o mal existiam no mesmo deus. Baal tinha duas faces numa só cabeça. Numa face havia amor e na outra ódio. Enquanto amor mirava o Norte ódio fitava o Sul. E logo ódio estava a Norte e amor a Sul, pois, a cabeça girava continuamente. Com uma mão Baal semeava maná e com a outra praga. Eu vi o ciclo dos tempos se fechando." E, agora, se abrindo...


"I n f l u e n c e s"

The sounds that take us away
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The nakedness of a petal - sometimes.. the mutation originating from the storms - other times ...
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... a new pitcher for a new wine! 

I've gone to a new platform since last on here called metapop.com look me up there with my new stuff as well as some experimental tracks. I'm still alive and kicking.

Update: As much as I like this service on soundcloud it appears to me that I'm getting way too much spam in regards to bot messages telling me how to increase my track likes and favorites and increase traffic to my page if I just buy them from their sites. Please do note that I'm not sleazy and I don't care for the bots that keep contacting me.  Soundcloud needs to provide a better service if they are going to have "actual people" connect to you. I'm not getting enough traffic from actual people. If this continues I may just take my music off here. I mean the only people who seem to like what I do are mostly bots. 

I'm a music creator (since about January 2016). Late 30's. I'm a creative person who makes songs or productions and messing around in Logic Pro X. I've improved a lot since 4 years ago though. All I have to say is I love music. At least what I consider to be music anyway. Most of what I produce is instrumental with influences from pretty much anywhere around the world. I might not have a regular upload schedule, but seeing as I do this just for fun it might take several months to get inspiration for a song or about as little as a few days. I have a lot of free time now! Doesn't mean I will overdo it though and burn,myself out again

I shall warn you beforehand that not all of what I produce is for everyone. If you don't like my music, then you have been warned. If you have a suggestion as to how I could be a bit better with what is produced, let me know.

I'm also on the Youtube Music page as well

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Ladies & Gentlemen: You Are Eyes! 

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Songwriter/Musician (Guitar & Bass): Joe Puccio + Vocalist: Fabiola Sanchez + Producer/Engineer/Musician (Keyboards): Ken Negrete.

Single Cover Art by Bryan Feddern. 'You Are Eyes' was inspired by Fabiola's Animal Personality: The Owl.

This is our 2nd Single Song collaboration together, sharing another mix from the box.

The 1st was 'No One Cry' and it could be heard here: www.soundcloud.com/noonecry/no-one-cry

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"You are eyes, 
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it's a life just like mine, 
where you see and you breathe 
in the view from the trees, 
all your life, clouds and sky, 
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ever longing to be of the tides, 
hands are tied, regardless of crimes, 
committed through times, 
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so take the weight off your shoulders and fight 
for your life, we'll be fine, just like wine, 
when you drink from the bottle, 
not sip from the glass, 
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Let's just keep to ourselves, 
nice and safe on a shelf, 
we'll just spy, with your eyes 
^^^^^^^^ 
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marked by dates and the words 
of the birds, must be high, 
too high to see down, 
what's looking up from the ground, 
you just sigh, we'll be fine, 
take the weight of our shoulders and fight 
for your life, we'll be fine." 
- Joe Puccio

TAPKAE means The Artist Presently Known As Ed

I was born at a very young age.

I'm from San Diego, and so far I have never lived more than ten miles from where I was born. For a San Diegan, some would be surprised to find I never go to the beach. Likewise, I never go to Mexico if I can help it—not even to be a drunken teenager—though at the age of 21 I did drive four hot chicks there and got into every club for free (a lot of good that did me). Instead of being a drunken teenager, at the age of 16 I participated in a Martin Buber study group which prepared me for naming my dog 18 years later. I've smashed drum kits, printers, stereos, televisions, plastic models, bicycles, and bottles—something that I later deemed unnecessary since our universe is expanding, which means there will be more space between me and all those things that drive me crazy. I once ate too many chocolate chip cookies on a dare to impress a friend. He stopped being my friend after that (well, twelve years later or so), but I am such a fan of cookies I don't regret my cookie indiscretions. I play a mean Dsus2 chord on a Stratocaster. As a stage tech, I have been photographed extensively and populate the photo albums and home videos of people from around the world. I am big in Japan. I once rode my bike so fast I temporarily left the world in which I live, and achieved nirvana but you won't hear me talk about that much because I never really liked them much. My friend riding alongside me fell off and smashed his face in the pavement on the day after Christmas. He achieved a good place in line at the ER. I've used drugs, but only to make the world adhere better to my vision of perfection and to help my demons leave me by projectile sneezing. I was a criminal in second grade, but have since paid my debt to society, a nickel at a time. (Accounting for inflation, that would now be closer to a $20 bill at a time.) I have played a six-string bass with an air compressor. I later found the technique to be too clumsy and have since used an Ebow. I never smoked a cigarette. I tell timeless tales using only one syllable words. I bend sound mercilessly using my mouth and other body parts. I breathe light in and exhale gold vapor. I tell Jewish jokes to the Pope and he rolls on the floor laughing, probably because my knowledge of such jokes is eclipsed by his own from his days when he used to be a Nazi. I eat hamburgers made from sacred cows and tip the cows that aren't so sacred. I save the world daily, but it constantly runs away before the news crew gets here to film me doing so. I am the quintessential American, but smarter than many in power. Old ladies like me. Cats lick my hands on the first meeting. I am a budding expert in many things, not least of which is kama sutra sex. I play drums so loud God asks me to turn it down. I use elementary words and concepts around Republicans. I still write in whole sentences to piss off people who send text messages. I drink beer to impress friends and wine to act civilized around the dog—something that isn't too hard considering that habit he has as a result of natural prehensile flexibility. I spend my days contemplating the virtues of nakedness in public, and my nights realizing such dreams. I dream in H.R. GigerVision sometimes. M.C. Escher taught me to play guitar. I properly refer to the plural of "house" as "hice" and the singular of "rice" as "rouse." I sweet talked my way through my senior year in high school but never kissed the teachers. My head is sometimes in the clouds, my feet sometimes on the ground, my hands are in the cookie jar, but generally, my heart is in the right place, but that isn't in San Francisco, even as nice a town as that is. I have an IQ of 137, but failed algebra all through school. Now that I don't need to do math for a grade, I almost enjoy it, but that would almost be stretching the truth, and I'd never do that.

Plays on Godin Freeway Floyd, Behringer B112D and Digitech multieffect. Voice through Shure SM58. Battery operated for outdoor performances.

Jazz - Rock - Fusion - Pop and Love songs

Will entertain Events, Weddings, Private Parties, Collaborations.
Will play your songs, and write new ones for you.

Inquiries 0420 724 452


Repertoire (non-exhaustive)

Every rose has its thorn - Poison
Angel eyes - David Lee Roth
One life, one soul - Gotthard
Porcelain - Red Hot Chili peppers
Close to you - The Carpenters
Moon River - Henri Mancini
Je suis venu te dire - Serge Gainsbourg
The Look of love - Dusty Springfield
Walls - Tommy Emmanuel
I only have eyes for you - The Flamingos
With or without you - U2
Every breath you take - The Police
Adagio - Lara Fabian
Ne me quitte pas - Jacques Brel
You are the sunshine of my life - Stevie Wonder
Angel - Judas Priest
Unchained melody - The righteous brothers
Nature boy - Nat King Cole
The shadow of your smile - Johny  Mandel
Good Riddance - Green Day
How Deep is your love - Bee Gees
Hallelujah - Leonard Cohen - Jeff Buckley version
Love of my life - Queen
Helpless - Neil Young - Black Label Society version
Shape of my heart - Sting
Reckoner - Radiohead
Dream on - Aerosmith
The ballad - Millencolin
My friends - Red Hot Chili Peppers
The reason - Hoobastank
Every morning - Sugar Ray
More than words - Extreme
Learning to fall - Chickenfoot
I believe I can fly - R-Kelly
Colorblind - Counting Crows
Flame Trees - Cold Chisel
Don't let me down - Beatles
Wild World - Cat Stevens
Everybody plays the fool - The main ingredient
The Otherside - Red Hot Chili Peppers
My Way - Frank Sinatra
Crazy little thing called love - Queen
The book of love - Peter Gabriel
What a wonderful world - Louis Armstrong
Losing my religion - R.E.M.
You're beautiful - James Blunt
Only you - The Platters
Hotel California - The Eagles
Creep - Radiohead
Do you think I'm sexy - Rod Stewart
All by myself - Céline Dion
Breathe - Freak Kitchen
Stardust - Mitchell Parish
Stand by me -- Ben E. King
Things ain't like they used to be - Niacin
Alone - Bee Gees
Vincent - Don McLean
Everybody hurts - R.E.M.
Winter lady - Leonard Cohen
Time of my life - Franke Previte, John DeNicola, and Donald Markowitz
Going home - Helicopters - Ten years after version (w/ Backing track)
Stairway to Heaven - Led Zeppelin (w/ Backing track)
Price tag - Jessie J - Wombats version
Massive attack - Teardrop
Dark side - Kelly Clarkson - Live version
Wider shade of pale - Procol Harum
Perfect Day - Lou Reed
All the things you are - Jerome Kern
I swear - All 4 One
Lilac wine - Jeff Buckley

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