Description : German song and slow foxtrot from the 1932 film "Das Lied einer Nacht." The original music was composed by Mischa Spoliansky, and the lyrics were written by Marcellus Schiffer.
Description : A complicated piece for me that took a lot of time, especially the effects and programming the various synthesizers.
Nice when you can't hear it.
Description : The lyrics are from the poem "Ode" by Arthur O'Shaughnessy (1844-1881), and the first line reads: "We are the music makers, and we are the dreamers of dreams."
You could consider it a kind of testament to all who love and make music.
The mix isn't the best, but the Cubase file is lost, and I only have the audio mix. It's the song I probably love the most.
Description : The lyrics are by Jeff Foster, a spiritual teacher from England.
The piece is very emotional for me, both in its message and its musical execution.
Certainly not the best song or the best vocals, but with depth and power.
Description : Certainly, this clear spiritual text can be set to music in a different way. For me, the monotonous, trance-like mood forms a harmonious unity with the lyricism.
Description : In contrast to the two most recently uploaded songs, the music here is completely incongruous with the seriousness of the lyrics, although it does, in a way, emphasize the optimism of the process of looking at one's own wounds radically and openly.
Description : The lyrics are by Blind Blake, a blues musician and guitarist (1928) and inspired me to create a new version; I've never heard the original.
Description : Originally derived from a song with tango lyrics - hence the name (an accordion-like musical instrument). Instrumental piece with a long synthesizer solo.
Description : Two songs blended together.
One is "Club Girl," featuring Dinn, a female Looperman member. The other is a guitar solo from an earlier song on a new, somewhat jazzier background.
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