Name: A work of destroying（301） by Amekaze Hanako-syokudo
Duration: 4 min 21 s
Description: Thank you. It's hard to convey Japanese sentiment. On the surface, it comes across as cover art, but I aim to create a sound that coexists within techno music.

Great descending synth melody and atmosphere, cool sound and mood!

It sounds really good , the synths are toned down but they shine any way, it is impressive

Very exciting mix of extraordinary grooves and sounds. One of your best pieces!

Misk - Purgatory

Two years ago me and my son went to the beautiful city of Lisbon. I do hope I get to go there soon again and enjoy the lovely atmosphere, people, music, food, narrow streets and beautiful buildings.

Yesterday I started my small tribute to the lovely city, I finished it today and hope you will enjoy the listen.

Lisboa

IPG1 above the clouds By Zitou Itou & IPG1

We are pleased to present track 1, the title track, from our new album, 'Haunting One Seven,' full album available on Bandcamp, we hope you’ll enjoy!

https://outstation.bandcamp.com/album/haunting-one-seven

Haunting One Seven

Thank you. It's hard to convey Japanese sentiment. On the surface, it comes across as cover art, but I aim to create a sound that coexists within techno music.

A work of destroying（301）

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kolinje III(demo)

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It continues to be SO amazing to me how warm the reception has been for this song. It certainly makes the hours it took to record it, worthwhile. 

The final mix was done by the great John Fields and then mastered by the  talented Greg Reierson at Rareform Mastering. I always want to mention my friend Frank M. who without his loyalty, these mixes wouldn't have been possible. I'll talk more about this on my website when it's done.

Grant Fisher recorded and played electric guitar, Randy Tico recorded and played bass, and Dennis Caplinger recorded and play acoustic guitar. The rest of it I did. I am super proud of this track and I was so lucky to have these awesome musicians play on it.
© 2024 Lyrics And Music By Brenda Doss

Lyrics:
In a room that you call your own     
Every day like the one before
What you left it was never home     
And the people now are gone

All your life in a twelve by ten     
And your dreams mostly in your head
Where's the love well it came and went     
And it's been away too long

This isn't where you thought you'd be     
Alone every night with your tv
A bottle of wine won't help     
What's missing in your life

I see the writing on the wall   
Do you think it's over?
I hear what you won't say    
What's always on your mind
Don't tell me you can't ever change     
'Cause I've seen you hopeful
Tell me you will think      
Of all that you can try

Ladada da da da da da ...     
       
In a room where it all began     
With your life there in plastic bags
You give up what you never had     
Cause everything has changed

All the years they get by somehow  
And the hope where you once were proud
Of the plans they were so profound     
But were humbled by the game

I see the writing on the wall    
Cause you think it's over
I know what's goin on    
When you say you're alright
You tell me you can't start again  
Nothin's left to hope for
I say that's not true     
There's so much you can try
If only you can try     
There's so much you can try

When you look out every morning in your life
Look ahead and not behind
You never know what tomorrow brings you

This isn't where I thought you'd stay
I'm down on my knees and now I pray
Cause what you're about to do  
There'll be no turning back
No  'cause I think it's over  

I saw the writing on the wall    
But I couldn't stop you
You said that you'd hold on    
And now I say goodbye

When I think I'm out of hope  
Nothin's left to live for
I can hear you say      
It's gonna be alright
If only you can try     
YEAH YEAH  if only you can try
If only you can try      
You can try, you can try

Ladada da da da da da ...

Debut

You Can Try

she looks like a vision in the morning light
like she stepped from a dream that i had in the night
her perfume floats in the morning air
each gentle breeze seems to caress her hair
the dream lingers on but she won’t return
i can feel her touch, the memory burns
she lights up the night what a frightening sight
her skin bone white and her eyes likes the night

her eyes like the night, her eyes like the night

the dream goes on, the sleeper turns
does he he feel it much, does the memory burn
i never used to dream very much in the night
when i went to sleep i was spared from sight
but now my dreams are of you, my nightmares too
when i close my eyes it's always a surprise

her eyes like the night
the dream goes on, the sleeper turns
does he feel it much, does the memory burn

i never used to dream very much in the night
when i went to sleep i was spared from sight
her eyes like the night, her eyes like the night

written by naldo
synths by guillaume
drums by greek god yannis alfiers
vocals & guitars by naldo

Recorded on 1/2" Otari MX5050 at the Laundry Room, Oakland California
mastered by naldo in logic

eyes like the night-6-1

her eyes like the night

Cast of characters:
Ross Smithe -- @ross-smithe – foundational piano, synth, arrangement, lead vocals, first vocal harmony, and production.
K2 and the Three [and the Four]--@k2andthe3, @k2-kara –Ken–drums
J.J. Terrell-- @j-j-terrell—JJ-- electric piano, drums, and high vocal harmony
TexMex Shaman– @texmex-shaman –Stephen– mastering
Entheogenic Psychonaught (Josh Clary)– @josh-clary-1 –Josh – four-string fretless bass, rhythm guitar, lead guitar, lowest harmony in the vocal break, and mix

This grateful Dead song has been a favorite of Josh's for most of his life. So, when he and Ross were tossing around ideas for a Dead song to cover, they landed on this one. Ross, being the superb musician that he is, laid down a skeleton for the whole song on his piano, and added his vocals, as well as some synth that you hear at the very beginning. 
  Once we had a solid foundation to work from, Ken added his raucous main drums. Then, to get the effect of two drummers, like the Dead, JJ added some simpler drums, too. Once the drums were there, Josh added his four string fretless bass to the stew. Now that the rhythm section was done, JJ added his Brent-like electric piano, sprinkling magic throughout. Then is was time for Josh to go to work with the 6-strings. First, he added a rhythm guitar, trying to do justice to Bob Weir. Once that was completed, Josh also got to lay down Jerry's lead part, which he enjoyed immensely.
  After the music was complete, JJ added his high harmony throughout the song. Josh also added the lowest harmony in the a cappella vocal break. Since all the pieces were now in place, it was time for a mix. Ross generously did a preliminary mix, including some automation. However, the main mix was done by Josh on this one, in a rare show of his mixing vision. However, we did ask Stephen to master the whole thing for us, too, which he did expertly. 
  Our real goal with this one was to have a song we could show our deadhead friends with pride. We hope we did the Dead, their fans, and their music a service by keeping their amazing music alive. We hope you enjoy listening to this as much as we enjoyed making it. 
  Please remember to share it, if you dig it!

The Wheel-Grateful Dead Cover by The Eclectic Collective; Guest Starring Ross Smithe

I continue to create music with new structures, turning my back on so-called popular music. You're more likely to be turned away by your listeners than to be appreciated.
However, humans have a gene that favors curiosity, so-called adventure, and when this gene is activated, they leave their comfort zone and want to find out what lies ahead.
The meaning of the Japanese word "Amekaze-syokudo" is that the owner of a shop for children earns money by running a bar behind the shop where you can drink alcohol from the morning. It's a selfish business. I use this phrase as a warning, vowing to "take music seriously."

A work of destroying（301）

Amekaze Hanako-syokudo

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