First song for the Dirty Thump II CD from Krakow, Poland!!! kind of heavy compared to Sunset Dadeze, my band here in the good ole US sunsetdadeze.com a retelling of every musician that wanted to deal with the devil to be a star…

This song makes my soul crying

Downer week, downer track - but it's #10, so - goal met. grimly.

Words & chords by metalfoot @ FAWM Recorded for the #fakeit challenge

The song is from the February album writing month challenge and weirdly enough it kind of came off of a random title called ice in the planet which I did use in the verse so it's kind of a climate change song but in the view of someone who doesn…

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Rebuild, rebound And start another go around (First demo done for FAWM instead of RPM. Also yes, I did listen to the Mediaeval Baebes a lot in high school.)

Free beat for Worrydemdotcom blow, prod by endeetone the beat lord

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Source: Guitar

Source: Guitar

Gospel street rapper, Daywon , A faithSquad member of the Highflyers company, puts out a sing he says is 'real to Him'... Says His life is a blessing even after been through trials. Connect with him on instagram amd twitter @Iamdaywon and…

Mini-Moog through EHX Stereo Memory Man and ZOOM RFX-300. Title was inspired by the shape of the over-all visual shape of the piece. Recorded for Sound-In 7-9/2/2019.

Alt folk Black door in my mind stays locked all the time lost the key threw it away At least that's what I say memories of a loved now lost can I ever know what it's cost vows said on a hot summer day at least that's what I say…

sorry, bad day

Written by Tom Paxton Accompaniment: Soprano ukulele & Harmonica