Mir Bredberg Weber: Main vocal/composer
Henrik Nybo: Akk.guitar/el.guitar
Palle Hjort: Piano/Hammond/accordian
Jeppe Gram: Drums
Jakob Falgren: Bas
Carsten Sindvald:  alto saxophone
Finn Henriksen: saxophone/baritone/tenor
Kaj Schmidt-Boisen: Trumpet
Dave Hennessy: Classic guitar

Live Out Loud

Spoken For

A Big Rock for a music video with a lot of punch.
In this production I played all the instruments.

ROARING OUT LOUD

Special thanks to Adrianbluh (https://soundcloud.com/adrianbluh) for giving me the opportunity to work on this wonderful project!

Single (C)2024
Music - Adrian Bluh and Sreyashi Mukherjee
Vocals - Sumi (Sreyashi Mukherjee)
Mixing - Adrian Bluh

Ambient Signs (Om Sarve Bhavantu Sukhinah) - with Adrianbluh

https://myckalmarcovic.bandcamp.com/track/il-ny-a-rien-voir
Translation above

Texte : Isabelle Le Gouic, du groupe Fip Ta Zik https://soundcloud.com/user-524852847
Musique et voix : Myckaël Marcovic

Text: Isabelle Le Gouic, from the group Fip Ta Zik https://soundcloud.com/user-524852847 
Music and vocals : Myckaël Marcovic

Il n’y a rien à voir

Sur la jetée de mon papier grimoire
Des rimes jetées
Qui s’arriment à la brume
Mon brouillard en errance
Posé sur un papelard
Il n’y a rien à voir
Sur la jetée de mon papier miroir
Des embruns jetés
Mes pensées que j’écume
Mon brouillard en partance
Sur mon papier bavard
Il n’y a rien à voir

Refrain :
Sur le journal où je m’épanche
Il n’y a rien à voir
J’écris à l’encre blanche
Sur un papier ivoire

Sur la jetée de mon papier mémoire
Souvenirs lancés
Mes vieilles balançoires
Les brouillons de l’enfance
Sur mon papier buvard
Il n’y a rien à voir
Sur la jetée de mon papier du soir
Encre blanch’ jetée
Comme une pleine lune
Qui s’élance en plein jour
Sur un papier blafard
Il n’y a rien à voir

Refrain :
Sur le journal où je m’épanche 
Il n’y a rien à voir
J’écris à l’encre blanche
Ma plume a peur du noir

Paroles : Isabelle Le Gouic
Musique : Myckaël Marcovic, le 14 juin 2024

There's nothing to see

On the pier of my grimoire paper
Discarded rhymes
That dock with the mist
My wandering fog
On a piece of paper
There's nothing to see
On the pier of my mirror paper
Spray thrown
My thoughts that I foam
My departing fog
On my chattering paper
There's nothing to see

Refrain :
On the newspaper where I pour out my heart
There is nothing to see
I write in white ink
On ivory paper

On the pier of my memory paper
Thrown memories
My old swings
Childhood drafts
On my blotting paper
There's nothing to see
On the pier of my evening paper
Bleached ink thrown away
Like a full moon
That rises in broad daylight
On a pale paper
There's nothing to see

Refrain :
On the newspaper where I pour out my heart 
There's nothing to see
I write in white ink
My pen is afraid of the dark

Lyrics: Isabelle Le Gouic
Music: Myckaël Marcovic, June 14, 2024

Il n'y a rien à voir (Isabelle Le Gouic / Myckaël Marcovic)

"Träumende Klarinette" by Eryk Sowa is a mesmerizing concert piece that captures the ethereal essence of dreams through the voice of the clarinet. The composition begins with a gentle, haunting melody that seems to float through the air like a distant memory, evoking a sense of longing and introspection. The clarinet's tones are rich and expressive, weaving through delicate harmonies that create an almost surreal atmosphere. As the piece progresses, the dynamics ebb and flow, reflecting the unpredictable nature of dreams—sometimes peaceful, sometimes intense, but always captivating. The interplay between the clarinet and the accompanying instruments adds depth, as if the clarinet is engaging in a dialogue with unseen forces. The music's texture ranges from tender whispers to soaring crescendos, inviting listeners to lose themselves in a world where reality and fantasy blur. "Träumende Klarinette" is a deeply emotional journey, leaving a lasting impression of beauty and mystery.

Best of

Eryk Sowa - Träumende Klarinette (Concert Piece)

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Purpose of Existence

Solar Eclipse

Morning Breeze - Combstead & Robert Grigg

Now Electric's first single! An homage to the music coming out of Brazil in the 50s and 60s.  It also has a companion Christmas song available in the 'Buy' link above!

Airplane Mode (Rio Coast Drive)

This track is based on an open collaboration offer from IPG1, which you can find here:
https://soundcloud.com/ipg1/taking-it-back-vocals-95-bpm
Please enjoy!

Credits:
Vocals sung and lyrics created by Ian Greaves - @ipg1
guitar, bass, drum production, final mix and mastering - @nobsmeyer

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