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Ok, I know that it appears that The Proods have been posting so grim music of late, but this song started out as an homage to one of the Lady-Proods, and just kinda got away from us.
More stuff following….bright, chipper love songs.
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Originally uploaded under the band name of Sam Wells Virtual Band for the 2025 RPM Challenge. I thought having a pen name would be a good idea. Turns out I don't like it. So I'm returning the song to its rightful owner (me!) and uploading to my…
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This track started as an attempt to make something for the Drone Orchestra for April. I used my own presets on the Typhon (Dystope) and the Minilogue xd (Sacred Calls), but I found it didn't fit the month's theme of chaos well enough. I set both…
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If you find this, please take a listen to the version posted on this site by Andrew Russe from 2012.
Stunning. Goosebumps. His one-man-one-guitar interpretation is now the definitive version of this song for me.
So this isn't just a Procol…
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Cover of a traditional folk song.
Trigger warning - The song contains themes of suicide.
Scratch track
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We haven't been this excited about a track in a while.
Yeah, we're a little bit angst-y I'm afraid...musically anyway.\A special hello to our Alonetone friends from the grand production days...so glad to see y'all are still making music!
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Music inspired by the 90's, Lyrics inspired by my lament.
Made for the REM Challenge May 2025
Thanks to doowcin, Wil, Tony H, Luna Ponderosa, sadcoolgirl and Peggy the Cat for lending their voices.
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A quick iPhone recorded Demo.
Still working on Lyrics!
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inspired by an unusually fitful night of dreaming
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I sang, played and recorded a song near and dear to us for the birthday of my love. Vocals were really hard to get down properly and the Phil Collins drums were surprisingly difficult to nail at the slow tempo. Came out ok, I guess.
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What do you guys do when you hit a wall? I'm looking at that wall and can't seem to get past it.
I think taking a break is the answer, or take up painting instead?
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