Awesome !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I start a new project from scratch. I try to mix my progressive rock influences with electronic sound to create a kind of original mix. It is quite difficult to select a specific genre for me but I hope to create a good feeling to my listener.

Initiation

Madness

Flying dolphins in the sky,
Singing pizzas passing by,
Purple rainbows, lemonade,
Talking trees in the arcade.
Oh, dance with me on Saturn's rings,
Where the stars all play guitar and sing,
Moonwalk on the Milky Way,
In this crazy cosmic ballet.
Chocolate rivers, cotton clouds,
Twirling llamas in big crowds,
Jellybean cars on the street,
Singing socks upon our feet.
We'll slide on rainbows, paint the sun,
Chase the comets just for fun,
Laugh with planets, skip with glee,
In this nonsensical symphony.
Oh, dance with me on Saturn's rings,
Where the stars all play guitar and sing,
Moonwalk on the Milky Way,
In this crazy cosmic ballet.
So let's soar into the night,
In this whimsical delight,
Where everything's absurdly grand,
In our nonsensical wonderland!

Robnbeats - Nonsensical Symphony (prod by Hail Adrian) - Untitled

Ombre e Anime

It is link to preserve my next track 'The Madness in Your Space':
https://open.spotify.com/track/0nta3BKKLwadiPOlkzeuJc

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Unimportant information :  Years ago when I created the beats it was much more like experimental and chiptune, I was reading Diary of a Madman (Nikolai Gogol) and inspired. Then I finished months ago, when I was depressed. It would explain name of the track .
Do you understand ?
Do you understand ?
Do you understand ?

Madness in Your Space

Composer :   Karl Heimgartner Dat : 10.02. 2024  / © Copyright              
Genre: Atmo – Deep 
Single: 2024
Track : 03. 
Title:    I like My Wonderful World
MTM has mastered real music production.
Mixed Christine Sampson
Mastered by Alessandro Giordano from MTM

My workplace with:
Instruments and Samples from Landr Studio – Chromatic – Montreal Canada 100% Royalty free. Mixing and mastering in Studio One 5 Professional

Title: I like My Wonderful World was created, in my opinion, because
I also like to listen to electronic music for a change.
I tried that first
my own text that I wrote. And the implementation
the music came differently. I liked my instrumental composition better
without lyrics and my singing. I used virtual voices for this.
I hope my fans also like this deep atmosphere.

I have the finished track and 53 stems for mixing and mastering
sent to MTM Mastering True Music Production in Spain.
Listen to the professional result.
which worked very well. A very nice team from Spain.
Thank you for your cooperation, Freddie and Team MTM Mastering True Music Production

https://masteringtruemusic.es/

https://artists.landr.com/064837601991
https://www.karlheinzheimgartner.com/

I Like My Wonderful World

Once in a while there is a time to lament.

Lament

Help!

Introduction in English

Sometimes I have to smile a little when I think about the fact that John Lennon was only 24 years old when he wrote these lyrics. 
He certainly didn't know about the cries for help that come with ageing from 60 plus. The experience of gradual physical decline and the increasing dependence on the support of other people. The gradual loss of autonomy, which is so important for one's own dignity. And the subliminal threat of retirement and nursing homes approaching, which then temporarily pulls you out of your increasing mental derangement by singing old Beatles songs.
But apart from that, he certainly already knew a lot about the hardships of being different, of not belonging; the longing to experience something like love in the worldwide recognition and at the same time having to suffocate and drown in this wave of adoration. 
In the pop era of the time, his desperate cry for help was reduced to a tolerable two minutes
I turned it into a leisurely three-minute waltz. And tried to express my increasing need for help in certain areas of life in different ways: shy and fragile, desperate and humble, angry and almost accusatory. 
And towards the end, I find myself in an almost otherworldly limbo in which a part of me comes to peace with the cry for help and finds its own new dignity in it.

Einführung auf Deutsch
Manchmal muß ich ein wenig schmunzeln, wenn ich daran denke, dass John Lennon erst 24 Jahre alt war, als er diesen Songtext schrieb. 
Da wusste er mit Sicherheit noch nichts von den Hilferufen, die mit dem Älterwerden ab 60 plus einhergehen. Die Erfahrung des allmählichen körperlichen Zerfalls und die sich zunehmend anschleichende Angewiesenheit auf die Unterstützung von anderen Menschen. Der allmähliche Verlust von Autonomie, der für die eigene Würde so wichtig ist. Und das unterschwellig drohende Herannahen von Senioren- und Pflegeheimen, die einem dann mit dem Singen von alten Beatles-Songs vorübergehend aus der zunehmenden geistigen Umnachtung herausreißen.
Aber abgesehen davon wußte er sicher schon viel von den Nöten des Andersseins, des nicht dazu gehörens; der Sehnsucht, in der weltweiten Anerkennung so etwas wie Liebe zu erfahren und zugleich in dieser Verehrungswelle geradezu ersticken und ertrinken zu müssen. 
In der damaligen Pop-Zeit wurde sein verzweifelter Hilferuf auf allseits erträgliche gut zwei Minuten eingedampft.
Ich habe daraus einen gut dreiminütigen gemächlichen Walzer gemacht. Und dabei versucht, meine in gewissen Lebensbereichen zunehmende Hilfsbedürftigkeit auf verschiedene Weise auszudrücken: Scheu und zerbrechlich, verzweifelt und demütig, wütend und beinahe anklagend. 
Und zum Ende hin befinde ich mich in einer fast schon jenseitigen Zwischenwelt, in der ein Teil in mir mit dem Hilferuf in Frieden kommt und darin eine eigene neue Würde findet.

Help!

Help! (Lennon/Mccartney)

Lyrics: Fred Offret
Music: Fred Offret
Vocals, Guitars & Electro arrangement: Fred Offret

© all rights reserved

VOo DOo LOve Kult - Dead End

I Can See The Light

OM Biktaya Namah ,
will keep your eyes on long term goal and motivation towards salvation.

https://haleen1.bandcamp.com/track/om-biktaya-namah
paypal.me/HaleenMusic

OM Biktaya Namah

Om Biktaya Namah

Fate Road  is the path that God has destined for us to walk and overcome all obstacles to reaching the righteousness of faith
Believing that we are AMEN

https://youtu.be/wuVlIvw2wdg

This Tone is the same as another great composer (Ghosty) but i changed it to Hope

Fate Road

Fate Road - Video In Link

Deutscher Singer-Songwriter über fünfzig Jahre alt. Seit fast vierzig Jahren schreibe und singe ich Lieder. Mein Hauptinstrument ist die akustische Gitarre, aber ich mag auch Perkussionsinstrumente (Cajon, Maracas, Gurio). Ich liebe es, melancholische und poetische Balladen zu komponieren. Aber manchmal schreibe ich auch (schwarze) humorvolle Songs, Jazzstyle und -Rocksongs. Meine Hauptsprache ist Deutsch. Aber in Zukunft will ich mehr Songs auf Englisch und vereinzelt auch Französisch schreiben.
In meinen Kompositionen bin ich inspiriert von Leonard Cohen, John Lennon, Jacques Brel, Van Morrison und Bob Dylan. Auf meinen Platten spiele und singe ich alles alleine. Meine Vision für die Zukunft ist es, Musiker aus verschiedenen Kulturen zu finden, die gerne ihre Tracks mit mir teilen wollen.
Mein persönliches Mantra ist ein Satz, der von Paul Mccartney auf dem Beatles-Album "Abbey Road auf dem Track "In the end" vor fast Fünfzig Jahren geschrieben wurde:

Die Liebe, die Du bekommst ist gleich der Liebe, die Du gibst.

German singer-songwriter over fifty years old. For almost forty years I have been writing and singing songs. My main instrument is the acoustic guitar, but I also like percussion instruments (Cajon, Maracas, Gurio). I love composing melancholic and poetic ballads. But sometimes I also write (black) humorous songs, jazz style and rock songs. My main language is German. But in the future I want to write more songs in English and occasionally also in French.
In my compositions I am inspired by Leonard Cohen, John Lennon, Jacques Brel, Van Morrison and Bob Dylan. On my records I play and sing all by myself. My vision for the future is to find musicians from different cultures who would like to share their tracks with me.
My personal mantra is a sentence written by Paul Mccartney on the Beatles album "Abbey Road on the track "In the end" almost fifty years ago:

The love you take is equal to the love you make.

Help! (Lennon/Mccartney)

Karlit-O-Kay (K-O-K)

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