Description : I created this song off a similar concept as The Monkees 1967 song titled "Daydream Believer" Subtle Similarities, but quite a more modern and mainstream sound.......Composed, Recorded, Produced, Mixed and Mastered By me..... Vocals & Ukulele by Snowflake
Description : Some Kind of a country Instrumental I Made for my love one. I'm Far away from her so i just wanna express my emotions through this melodies.
Description : Update Nov. 11.: Mastered
Description : Country Ballade (Preview from the album 2 Sisters)
Idea: Angelica Schwanitz
Vocals: Manuela Boekels
Back Vocals: Angelica Schwanitz, Kevin, Mel Shazira
Guitars: Peter Schninkel, Ben Perl
Keys Angelica Schwanitz
Bass: Paul Scherner
Drums: Ulli Stein
Violin: Danior
Strings: Evelin Heer, Markus Stein, Guido Baum, Hannelore Emmig
Description : Here attached is a new country tune I put together using several loops I bought off a disk set. I call it 'Old Tyme Country' as it is close to being Bluegrass as well. (Bluegrass usually has a Mandoline, Fiddle and a 5-string Banjo, and a rhythm guitar at least).
This instrumental features no guitars or regular drums. Rhythm here is provided by a Dulcimer, a Shaker and a drum like instrument called a Djembe. (An instrument from Africa, looking like a tall Bongo drum)
An acoustic stand-up Bass is used along with a 4 string Banjo, and the Fiddle is the main instrument.
Put all these together and this is the sound you can have. Hope you'll like it.
Randy
Description : Here is a country song that I wrote and recorded. I played all the instruments and sang (not the best singer but its fun) as well, drums are from ezdrummer. If you like the track feel free to download it and thanks for listening.
Description : Hi ya,
Well, here is my latest country tune...called "Welcome to Nashville". It is an instrumental. Maybe someone will add vocals to it? Also I added a screenshot of the 'ProTools' program I used to put the song together so you can see what it looks like with in a software program as completed.
The song is uptempo featuring an acoustic guitar for rhythm, also an electric rhythm guitar doing more of a vamping sound to add in fill to the overall rhythm.
Also has lead guitar which is quite busy throughout, and Drums, Bass, fiddle and pedal steel round out the song.
Hope you like it.
Randy Miller
Description : First of all, Manuela has not been left by her husband *smile. Even if it sounds like it in this song.
A new song, almost unplugged. For all the fans who love honest guitars. Maybe BaoBou will unpack his guitar again *smile. Have fun with it. Greetings Angelica by ManuS
Description : An original Christmas song, which takes shape mostly as a country ballad with some electronic instruments and a vocal that tells a story.
Description : First attempt at country. beat by brazy01 beat name is Bourbon
Description : Just a simple country waltz featuring a number of instruments, and the main instrument...Pedal Steel guitar. Not an easy instrument to play and certainly not a cheap instrument to buy. Decent new ones start out at around $2,500, but like everything else, if you have the desire, 'you can do it'.
Drums, Fiddle are sample loops. Contains 2 rhythm guitars..one with tremelo. Piano, and the usual Lead, Bass guitar.
Near the end.....they all play at once together.
Description : Check out the full production of the Heartache and Whiskey Loop Pack found on my page. Enjoy!
Description : A fun, upbeat Southern Country Rock style song. Me on all instruments except MIDI drums and Apple percussion loops. My vocals as well.
Description : Greetings...Here is another country song I decided to put together. I called it "Made in the USA"....because it was! ha ha . This instrumental contains lead guitar and an electric rhythm guitar, as well as an acoustic guitar for added effect. Also the usual Bass guitar and drums...drums are loops. Also contains Pedal Steel, Mandolin and piano. So give it a listen and comment if you want to.
Description : I recorded two versions of this song that were written for me by my daughter. One is slow and this track is more upbeat. Thanks for listening ..
Description : I had a dream a few years ago that my Mom was still alive and she met my wife for the first time. This song is about that dream.
This should be classed as Country Rock or Southern Rock but those genres aren't available.
Using a fender Strat on the left, Gibson Les Paul on the rightintro lead is the LP and outro lead is the Strat. Drums written in MIDI. Harmonica, vocals, bass performed by yours truly.
Feedback is always welcome.
Description : Country Rock / pop song I wrote. Tried some slide guitar, banjo and harmonica. Enjoy and leave comments, please.
Great track man.. I mean that was awesome. I like a bit more aggression or .. raunchiness in my music, but I can't but help love this!
Hah, that minecraft video would be epic!
Do you have anything more aggressive that you have written that you would recommend?
that song made cry, why?
it rememberd me thee old times.
i wanna make other peoples cry, if you let us of curse.
we created a channel on youtube, in wich we make short movies about a game called Minecraft, this song gave us the idea of making our first short movie, based on love, wich will be two people falling in love under a tree ^_^)
Killer track, love the vocals on this. The simplicity of the uke and everything combined really makes this track top notch, keep it up major fav on this one.
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAah, the monkees? where? omg! i used to love those dudes...i was younger then lol.
this is really good!!! nice vocal, really gives it a good atmosphere. great job you guys!
and thx for the DL.
ah, Tim - mission accomplished - this dreamy beauty sun through the winter window - maximum minimalism - the sweet cheesiness of the monkees at their best always had that hard nut of nesmith in there - simple and complex arrangement + production = masterwork
This is really nice - its really refreshing to hear such a well made and constructed piece of music. The vocals sound so crisp/clean and go so well with the track. Thanks for sharing it