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[Shadow Cross]

Shadow Cross - Christian Electronica;

 

[Saint Steven]

Shadow Cross - Christian Electronica;

Welcome new member.

 

[Shadow Cross]

Welcome new member.

Thank You For Welcoming Me!

 

[Saint Steven]

Thank You For Welcoming Me!

I'm a songwriter and musician as well. Check out my SoundCloud page if you like.
Motorist Sketchbook (link)

 

[Ada Lovelace]

This is not an autobiographical song; it was inspired by two literary characters in toxic relationships where they were verbally mistreated - being persistently belittled, condescended, and marginalized, and gaslighted into believing that was acceptable. They finally attain the strength and courage to use their own voices to stand up for themselves, and say this is goodbye.

 

[SwordmanJr]

This is not an autobiographical song; it was inspired by two literary characters in toxic relationships where they were verbally mistreated - being persistently belittled, condescended, and marginalized, and gaslighted into believing that was acceptable. They finally attain the strength and courage to use their own voices to stand up for themselves, and say this is goodbye.

Do a studio recording of that song, send the sound file to me and I will add a full orchestra and band for backing, giving it a really full sound.

 

[SwordmanJr]

I like jam-outs. I added all kinds of orchestral instrumentation and deeper bass.

 

[SwordmanJr]

Three sisters really liked what I did with their tune called Falling.

 

[SwordmanJr]

This is a tune I did that had me a little stumped as to what to call it, and then it came to me....Assaulting the Gates of Hell.

 

[SwordmanJr]

I worked on this tune with Grammy Award winner Eric Whitacre, called Fly to Paradise. It consists of a choir of 5906 voices from all over the world, along with the orchestral part I wrote and put into it.

 

[SwordmanJr]

Spiritual Adventure, although rather lengthy, is a song I wrote and performed that needs no lyrics to speak to the mind and heart.

 

[Ada Lovelace]

Do a studio recording of that song, send the sound file to me and I will add a full orchestra and band for backing, giving it a really full sound.

That's a really kind offer! Thanks! I'm recording a studio album this spring, and will send a file of the song when it's finished.

 

[Ada Lovelace]

I worked on this tune with Grammy Award winner Eric Whitacre, called Fly to Paradise. It consists of a choir of 5906 voices from all over the world, along with the orchestral part I wrote and put into it.

This is gorgeous.

 

[SwordmanJr]

I did a total remake of this song originally performed by an all boys choir I heard in concert. The tune stuck so firmly in my mind that I had to do my own rendition of it.

 

[Cimorene]

I play the cello & violin. I do a lot of covers. I have Soundcloud but I don't want to share it here bc it has my real name. Is there a good alt site to use to post mp3s?

 

[Cimorene]

I did a total remake of this song originally performed by an all boys choir I heard in concert. The tune stuck so firmly in my mind that I had to do my own rendition of it.

I like it! What are they saying?

 

[SwordmanJr]

I like it! What are they saying?

You can see the original here.

 

[SwordmanJr]

I play the cello & violin. I do a lot of covers. I have Soundcloud but I don't want to share it here bc it has my real name. Is there a good alt site to use to post mp3s?

You can create a secondary account on Soundcloud that doesn't have your name attached. That way you can share your music in places where you don't want anyone to know who you really are.

 

[SwordmanJr]

Here is a fantastic piece by a Christian African Choir.

 

[SwordmanJr]

I like it! What are they saying?

I unfortunately do not have the luxury of getting people to do vocals for my originals or even remakes of songs, so I'm pretty much stuck with playing each instrument out individually and then mixing all their tracks together, and doing the sound engineering as well. Every vocalist I have ever tried to work with was either too busy to do the work, or was wanting fame and fortune too quickly without having to work for it. I've worked with some good talent, but most are just too stuck on themselves to work their way toward success as vocalists. I can compose the music and get the instrumentation worked out, but I just don't have the pile of cash to make it all happen, which would have to involve paying vocalists the huge salary they all want. So, I'm pretty much stuck with doing instrumentals.