JensJoel & Magnus Lögdberg https://open.spotify.com/album/1myqcGud1zUxTYtdiyHxCk?si=-7FnypIZQIqpbDi6RUY6Ww

Ibland Vill Man Spela Punk

This track has been in the making for some time. It expresses my worries about the threat of extinction of so many species on this earth. Caused by the greedy side of humanity. We need to do more. Particularly those who make important decisions and can have a big impact on the world's affairs. It's not good enough! 

But to all the good eggs who care - Thank You! Let's care even more :)

Thank you once again to Rob aka @Spiralizer for mixing and mastering ! I am always very grateful for your insights and skills.

Photo: Pixabay

The Extinction Song

Onmyoji were real Japanese shamans in the Heian period. In modern terms, they had the social status of national civil servants, were made up of about 70 people, and played an important role in running the country. Their office was located closest to the Emperor's residence.

The main job of the Onmyoji was astronomical observation and creating calendars. These calendars contained recommendations and precautions for daily actions based on astronomical observation and divination techniques handed down from ancient China.
For example, the best day to cut your fingernails is the Day of the Ox, and for toenails, the Day of the Tiger.
Good times and directions to go out. Conversely, times and directions to avoid.
Days when you should avoid going out at all.
Days when digging or moving soil will bring misfortune.
The worst direction for getting a pet that year, and more were detailed.
When the aristocrats of the Heian period woke up, they would first look at the calendar for the day and take action based on these guidelines.

Interestingly, some of this information created by the onmyoji continues to be published in modern special calendars (Koyomi) that are updated every year and are available for anyone to purchase at bookstores.

While many Japanese people are no longer interested in these special calendars, I use parts of them as a reference for my daily activities.

The most famous onmyoji is Abe no Seimei, a real historical figure who appears in Japanese movies and dramas. In modern terms, he seems to have had supernatural abilities such as psychic powers and magic. In particular, he had seven gods (Shichigami) help him with his work. These gods were so creepy that Seimei's wife banned them from entering his mansion, and the seven gods waited under Ichijo Modoribashi Bridge. This bridge still exists in Kyoto, and commemorative portraits of the seven gods are placed there.

There is also an anecdote that Abe no Seimei sometimes had the seven gods help him with cleaning.

On-Myou-Ji (陰陽師)

Piggy In A Blanket

Doin' It Again

Missing You

https://nowyyorg9.wixsite.com/seasional-optimist/maninrain

tytuł     :  Man in the rain
album  :  Whispers
autor    :  nowyyorg
rok        : 2022 

... stoi tam co noc,
stoi i moknie, 
choć wbijam w ciemność wzrok mój
stojąc w ciemnym oknie 

niepokojący blask,
wśród kropel deszczu lśni
nie mogę nadal zasnąć 
bo nie wiem, czy to ty ... 

​czy człowiek w deszczu to ty ?
czy człowiek w deszczu to ja ? 
po co pytam jak wiem ? 
i czemu znika za dnia ...

Whispers

Man in the rain

Nomad

Where machines learn how to love through rhythm.

ELON-VEN-0948 - Fingerless Touch

The sound design of ARC Raiders (and The Finals) is beyond phenomenal and inspired this one hour homage of chill Speranza sounds.  Enjoy these wonderful songs in your journeys above ground or resupplying in the streets below.

Youtube Music Video: https://youtu.be/DWRN6VfWKHk?si=IQcV5JiLkdCOm6tc


Back On Top

Written and recorded by Gregg Kemske, the song captures the emotional pain when abandoned in life by everyone.  The song also features dramatic cover art by Hanna Kemske.

Left for the Birds

Left For The Birds

Welcome to my page!

I've been playing guitar for many years, even though I'm not very good at it, with the support of my wonderful band members.

When I first heard the sound of a Hammond B3 when I was young, I felt something modern in the linear, expressionless sound emitted by the electronics, and then with the advent of the synthesizer, I felt infinite possibilities that could not be expressed with existing instruments.

In 1988, I discovered the joy of using MIDI files as a way to express my music on my ATARI 1040ST computer, and I became obsessed with it. Fortunately or unfortunately, that obsession continues to this day.

All music posted on this Soundcloud is created using only a mouse on a computer's piano roll screen.

The only exception is that I actually play the guitar part on No. 16 (OnMyouJi).

Assembling music on a computer allows you to listen to the melody objectively, so there is the joy of unexpected discoveries.

That's the most interesting thing, and I learn a lot. It can be tiring sometimes, but...

Music has a mysterious power that reminds you of your past self when you listen to music you listened to repeatedly in the past for the first time in a long time.

I think everyone has experienced that.

I hope that the music I post here will help you remember who you are in the future.

Comments on the songs will encourage me in the future. Please feel free to write anything you want.

I may not be able to reply to comments right away, but I will definitely reply, but I may not be able to reply to messages. Please understand.

Thank you.

On-Myou-Ji (陰陽師)

CHIKUSAI