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Soundtrack to Ana Stefaniaks Animated short 'I May Be Some Time'
Spotify -> https://open.spotify.com/track/4IZ2VP9v1Cy1eoqgiVTmi1?si=vBksGWCrQ0WkLRhl0aQDfQ
Apple Music -> https://music.apple.com/us/album/i-may-be-some-time-ep/1212447619
Video ->vimeo.com/154406220

I May Be Some Time (OST)

I May Be Some Time

Babylon Berlin

I really liked the idea of being "made of time" for someone. At the end of the day, time is all relative, and if you spend time with the one you love, it can seem like there's no such thing as time. The song is really about that - being willing to spend as much time waiting to be with the one who makes you feel like time doesn't exist. The lyrics are a bit of a call back and connect to my song 'where r u' which is all about waiting on 'the one.'

Huge thanks to @listentotrove and @emilyvaughnx for writing this with me and adding such charm to the track.

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Made of Time (feat. Trove & Emily Vaughn)

In many comments I am often compared with great male musicians. There are references to the Beatles, to Pink Floyd, sometimes also to Bob Dylan or Rio Reiser. 
However, three outstanding female artists have influenced me in my musical work: 
Carole King's unique compositions on her century album "Tapestry" have inspired me to create my first own melodies;
Patti Smith's overwhelming poetic language gave me the impetus to create my own lyrics;
And finally, Joni Mitchell's highly original guitar playing encouraged me to develop my own way of playing guitar.
With "My Musical Mother" I create my own personal (musical) monument to these three brilliant women.    

My Musical Mother

I wander within me back to an earlier time
About 12 years old, not yet ready to live
Often lost and alone, frozen inside myself

Often lay awake at night, afraid of life
Life seemed like a boomerang
Who's gonna hit me with three 
Penalties every time I made a wish roll

When I was that lonely, she came to me
Sat down at the piano just for me
Played beautifully: "You've got a friend"

Stroke me gently over my hair
Was just there for me
Held me out with my whole soul robe

Ooh Carole King
You and Tapestry
That struck me full, these splendid melodies

You taught me to 
Listen carefully

You’re definetly my Musical Mother for me

You put melodies in my head
But I still couldn't think of words
My language: Shallow and gray 
The first lyrics: Kitschy and tepid

Then I was 15, hanging out with my stoner boyfriend
On the turntable "Horses" spinning around
And I thought, "Damn, she's pronouncing it" 

I read her poems, she whispered to me 
The pictures in my ears, she opened the door for me 
To the poetry

To words that caress, to phrases that cry 
To rhymes in which the world shakes for a moment
And everything Dead rises again

Ooh Patti Smith
Through you my soul finally spoke to me
I developed a sense for word and a feeling for language
My first lyrics on the wall
As written by a magic hand

You’re definitely my Musical Mother for me

Now I had the sounds and the lyrics
But one instrument was missing until the end
I often lay on my bed
Just hum along in my mind

Until one day, my fat neighbor friend 
Put a guitar around my neck
And showed me how the easiest chords go

A year later he put in a movie of you
You sang to your guitar all by yourself
You had a very unique way 
Of plucking and picking up chords

I didn't know about your early handicap
And took your play with me into my warm bed
Yes I was playfully seduced by you

Ooh Joni Mitchell
You taught me 
That I do not slavishly listen to brave guitar teachers
That I can be inventive
My very own guitar sound

You`re definitely my Musical Mother for me

Oh Carole
Oh Patti
Oh Joni

You are
Yes you are
My Musical Mothers for me

My Musical Mother

Hi everybody! 
Thanks for coming to this page.
This is a preview of things to come. So it is my coming out of sorts.
More tracks will be made available very soon.
I am really happy to be "finding my voice" in music again.
Have a Merry Christmas and enjoy!
Love to all, Ron

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Journalist 

Since I got to know the piano at the age of nine, there was something that belonged only to me, a hiding place, music was a diary. In it, everything that burdened me took on a new form, and listening to it liberated me. An ideal path until today. I have no idea about music, I don't know what I will play when I sit down, I only know that something new will happen and I will hear myself again later. Nobody believes me because everything has to be learned, but that's the way it is. If you can make others happy with it or inspire them, like you, it's a double joy.


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