Isis

This is a cover of "You don't own me" by Tamino.

Original music production by Gianluigi Massetti

You Don't Own Me

Tamino - You Don't Own Me (Cover)

My First song in Cubase. (use cubase for the first time)

A Reflective Thought

This new track is by Roger Shah and myself. It features the amazing vocals of Shams Ismael, a very talented singer from Syria. 
We are deeply saddened by the events occurring in Syria, especially for the children caught in the middle of it. We hope you are touched by this piece of music and can feel the emotion that Shams brought to it. 

Children of War (feat. Shams Ismael) [co-written with Roger Shah]

The Sky Moves Sideways- Porcupine Tree

youtube.com/watch?v=2KXPxJKj5gQ

Lucifer Soundtrack S01E03 Back To The Way I Was by Emily Bell

Song Number 3 "Deliverance" from Album "III" available on bandcamp athttps://arcademessiah.bandcamp.com/album/iii

Deliverance

Way Down We Go - KALEO    * Logan Soundtrack*

Sparks (This Beautiful Fantastic)- AnneNikitin JoeRubel AdamDouble

"things change" from no-man's 1994 album"flowermouth".

Tim Bowness - vocals. Ben Coleman - violin.  Steven Wilson - instruments.

Produced by Steven Wilson.

"You're leaving me behind you -
leaving me behind.
Things change."

things change

Listen to “1981” on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3j2o56I
Watch the "1981" visualizer on YouTube: https://youtu.be/PAHd3ykvqhQ

The music of Warningfield is a unique hybrid of dramatic underscore woven together with conceptual pop songs. Merging the talents of multi-platinum, award-winning writers, producers, and Grammy-nominated composers and performers, the group's seamless mix of sounds and styles blurs lines and creates diverse, dynamic, and memorable soundtracks. Their debut single “1981” is a shimmering slice of dreamy retro synth-pop.

"1981"  
Written by Jason Arnold (ShyBoy), Sean Hosein, Jim Guttridge, Mark Nubar
Performed by Warningfield
 
When the dark outshines the light  
And the days are endless nights  
There's a longing that comes to mind  
For another space and time  
 
Things are different than before  
We were constantly at war  
With ourselves and each other now 
All I can do is ask you how 
 
If we could get back to that place  
Would it be a tighter, warm embrace? 
If we could travel there 
Would we unravel there?  
 
Can we go back 
When things were fun? 
Like in 1981 
When things were 
Simple and so young  
Back in 1981 
 
If we could get back to that time 
Would we change ourselves in the rewind? 
Would we be better there 
If time could get us there? 
 
If we could get back to that place  
Would it be a tighter, warm embrace? 
If we could travel there 
Would we unravel there?  
 
Can we go back 
When things were fun? 
Like in 1981 
When things were 
Simple and so young  
Back in 1981 
 
When everything 
Had just begun 
Like in 1981 
Were we just 
Blinded by the sun? 
Back in 1981 
 
Hear the music 
Feel the rhythm 
And the heartbeat 
Of the days gone 
Back in 1981 
Were we ever alone? 
Time builds shadows 
 
When the dark outshines the light  
And the days are endless nights  
There's a longing that comes to mind  
For another space and time 

Produced and arranged by Warningfield • Vocals: ShyBoy • Keyboards and programming: Jim Guttridge, Sean Hosein, Mark Nubar • Mixed by Jeff Hoeppner

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1981 - Single

1981

Warningfield is an orchestral sci-fi pop collective based out of Paris and Los Angeles. Merging the talents of multi-platinum, award-winning writers, producers, and Grammy- nominated composers and performers, their music is a unique hybrid of dramatic underscore woven together with conceptual pop songs.

“1981,” Warningfield’s debut single, is a shimmering slice of dreamy retro synth-pop. The song threads us back in time and surveys the honeymoon period of pop music’s newfound relationship with computer technology. The lyric looks through the magical lens of our nostalgia, questioning if a simpler time ever even existed - and whether it would be worth returning to, even if we could: “If we could
get back to that time / Would we change ourselves in the rewind? / Would we be better there / If time could get us there?”

Warningfield’s seamless mix of sounds and styles blurs lines and creates diverse, dynamic, and memorable soundtracks. Individually, the members of the group have placed their music in hundreds of films, TV shows, and video games. They placed their first piece of collective music in the trailer for the latest remake of Halloween (Blumhouse/Universal).

1981

Warningfield

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