If those guys from that band that's making all that money took psychadelics then they'd sound better -- a little more real, like this one. Please check out ghostroll or rainchild on citizensane site.
as 6LA8. Based on the traditional chinese epic war poem of the same name, and has the traditional 'Nomad flute' throughout it. We provide ambience and the usual.
as 6LA8, was composed for "Hope For Japan", a compilation made by a close friend to help provide funds for the 2011 earthquake in Japan, http://morehopeforjapan.com/hope-for-japan/ . Raised 1800$!
Not sure where I was going with this, but it ended up quite dreary for what I thought were quite motivating lyrics.
Watch this space, it may well appear again with more upbeat music.
Lyrics:
I choose the light to drive away the darkness
Choose…
This song derived its title from being the 75th song I wrote in 2005... I'm not kidding! It was a breakout year for me, for songwriting and music production... As Beck is my witness!
It ended up on my 2006 album, 'Quip Hop'...
Smear this all over your face. You know you want to, IT'S EAR Food!
(I once found a lobster trying to invade my space in that area while awakening on the shore of a Tropical Island post Shipwreck..)
(Isslene)
Anticipation.
(Leo)
The time is right.
(Isslene)
She creeps along the forest edge,
she says the light of day is too bright
so she waits, in anticipation
for the night to begin...
'Where do we start' said the boy -
beginning…
Wooden Sam
Mike Basil: Lead Vocal
Gary Miller: Rhythm Guitar
Mick Lovering: Lead Guitar
Andy Gupta: Bass
Todd Vierra: Drums
John Scunziano: Lyrics
Composed by Steffen Offermann & Mike Basil
Mixed & Mastered by Steffen Offermann…
I couldn't make a single song for the longest time, but today, my creative block went away and I managed to make this awesome song that i think is pretty awesome.
Texas hold em poker, and going for it all. Open mic acoustic with some alt tuning. Percussion by Norm.
The kokiriko? Norms playing in there actually sounds like shuffling cards- particularly loving the glockenspiel addition he did…
Comments on Brett Warren's stuff
thanks, jip
dig it
cheerful sound here - nice one - I like the mix of instruments too.
hey, thanks Tess, Jane!
elvis costello esque?
Ooooohhhhhh! I like a lot! Nah, I'm with Tess - I LOVE LOVE LOVE!
LOVE LOVE LOVE
Thanks again, James. Thanks for listening, SMYoS.
This is brilliant!
I was born and raised between the 60's and 70's and that's where your voice in "one last dull surprise", led me directly every time I heard it!
thanks for the comments, citizensane, thanks too, james. 'preciate it!
Its been awhile since I listened to your tunes. Great song here again! Refreshingly different than anything I have heard recently.
that is, we love your voice.
If those guys from that band that's making all that money took psychadelics then they'd sound better -- a little more real, like this one. Please check out ghostroll or rainchild on citizensane site.
yeah cool.
This is freakin awesome. We favorited it here in NYC.
good
Thanks, Bethan! I appreciate it.
I love this. If I could fave as a Tamarisk as well I would. Thanks for this morning! Bethan
Wonderfully whacky!
Comments made by Brett Warren
Great, rich soundscape here. Wonderful piece, Tipu.
Beautiful. Love the percussive pops. This track feels like a tug of war between blissful ambiance and more beat driven electronic.
thanks, great planes and bent2break.
very interesting, it has that quirky and droning Brian Eno quality to it. I like it.
Very evocative; shimmering light on water. A tranquil metamorphosis.
thanks guys
Violet Beauregard: What is this, a freak out? very cool, in the walls melting kinda way. Production and mix is well done, as well! g'job, CMOR.
it's like the soundtrack to Ken Burns' Civil War... on Mars.
This is fantastic. Effortless, laid back, a little operatic. Very cool.
I like how your voices seem to intertwine with the rhythm, almost dancing around it. Lots of sensual movement to this song.
very cool, tight song. reminds me of nice cross between Adrian Belew and INXS.
Great sounds here, Domador. It tickles my brain!
haha, I'm don't even know what to say about this one, but excellent writing, as always!
nice, man. Such a delicate song, beautiful work.
thank you, sir
ok my first comment was redundant, ha. What I MEANT to say was... tight song, I dig the way the snappy guitar plays off the female vocal. there we go.
niiice. It's got that certain "sass" to it. Very hip.
hey, welcome to alonetone. Nice song, great vocals!
very cool, NO ID. It's got a very cinematic flow to it, I can almost visualize a story in there somewhere.
I like the piano and harmony, it dreamily rolls along.