Out of the Box September 2022
Eastern vibrations, great excitations

Obsession

Uprising in Blue

A song that touches on the realm of mental health and how we need to help break down the defence of such a powerful illness. It’s not a box to tick or a problem to solve its far more complicated than that. 
If theirs someone we love or just someone we know or even a complete stranger just shine a little light into there corner. This will let them now they are not alone and we are here to talk and help. 
The song as been recorded with live instruments remotely and me and Sarge  we would like to thank the musicians who got involved.
Sarge as produced, played several instrumentals and liaised with the other musicians to make this happen. Enjoy

Darkest Corner ~ Under This Sun _

Here’s my newest song! Full of piano, strings, clarinet, bass, drums, synth and vocals. Thank you to my lovely Sander for this gorgeous master. @wane-of-summer for his awesome tracks. 😊🎶❤️❤️❤️🎧🎵🎼

FEW AND FAR BETWEEN

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takechee

Rabbit Rock

Time Goes By

This is a tune for wind band instruments. I used to play some very ragged slide trombone parts in two wind bands.

The insistent bass-line suggested a mechanical device to me. We haven't heard from the tuk-tuk since it was on the autobahn, so it reappears now in the north of England in the shadow of the famous Angel Of The North sculpture.

Brass band sounds often evoke impressions of the historic industrial UK northland to English minds.

Picture by Neural Blender, a web artificial intelligence.

Tuk-tuk In The North

Another low-fi recording from around 2014, although the song itself was written in 2001 as a reaction to the collapse of the World Trade Center. Quite what my lyrics have to do with that terrible day, I'm not too sure now, but I like the track, so here it is. 

Lyrics
Traffic lights are changing daily
Up and down this fine, fine land
But there’s no one crossing over
‘less they’re holding somebody’s hand

Fear and consternation baby
Are gripping this fine, fine land
No one dares to watch the TV  
‘less they’re holding somebody’s hand

I saw you shy, I saw you try to hide
I saw you hesitate, unable to decide …  
To come inside … please come inside

Oh Fat Betty caught the night train
Though it wasn’t even in her plan
They found her dead inside the train wreck
Holding onto somebody’s hand

I saw you shy, I saw you try to hide
I saw you hesitate, unable to decide …  
To come inside … please come inside

Traffic lights are changing daily
Up and down this fine, fine land
But there’s no one crossing over
‘less they’re holding somebody’s hand

Music & lyrics: Michael Sellers
Vocal, instrumentation & musical arrangement: Michael Sellers
Production: Eduardo Fortuny
Cover photo by Miguel Bruna on Unsplash
Cover design: Michael Sellers

Photo by Miguel Bruna on Unsplash

Long Time Coming

Somebody's Hand

Tha Real 92 BPM (Downloadable FREE)

Composer: JRL Guimarães
Contact information: jrlguimar@gmail.com

Hey litlle thing

Hey litlle thing
Get away from me
Don't let me down
Please set me free

I wanna go around
To go into the night
To hear that sound
Being allright

To go to school
To go to cinema
To be as a fool
Always being cool

To go to anywhere
To see the old scenes
To eat the same food
To live the same life

Hey Little Thing

ALL THE SONGS ARE MINE.
email: jrlguimar@gmail.com

Hey Little Thing

JR GUIMAR

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