Pete Wyer - The Sky Beneath Our Feet
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I knew I wanted to primarily use a 72-voice choir (or nine choirs of eight voices each) each with a separate speaker, spread over the wide area where there are live oaks. I also knew that I wanted these voices to evoke something of the world of those trees.

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Original Christmas Song by Brandon Look
04:39
Original Christmas Song by Brandon Look

I was inspired to write a song about how Christmas feels as a kid to how it feels now. Admittedly, with a lot happening in the last year, Christmas feels very strange for me this year. I tried to capture it in song form.I’d love to hear your feedback on this. Hopefully more original stuff to come in 2020.

Eray (official video)
03:56
Eray (official video)

new Eritrean music by Faytinga. Songwriter: Shishai ShumendiEnglish translation: Amanuel Sahle. Melody: Girmadawit Haileslasea (Kima Studio). Music arrangements: Kima Studio. Mixing & mastering: Kima Studio. Vocal recording: John Gebre

We'll Meet Again, David Bowdler
02:33
We'll Meet Again, David Bowdler

We'll Meet Again, David Bowdler, tenor sax

The Bonnie Wee Thing
01:32
The Bonnie Wee Thing

by Robert Burns, read by Robert Murray

Original Christmas Song by Brandon Look
04:39
Original Christmas Song by Brandon Look

I was inspired to write a song about how Christmas feels as a kid to how it feels now. Admittedly, with a lot happening in the last year, Christmas feels very strange for me this year. I tried to capture it in song form.I’d love to hear your feedback on this. Hopefully more original stuff to come in 2020.


Eray (official video)
03:56
Eray (official video)

new Eritrean music by Faytinga. Songwriter: Shishai ShumendiEnglish translation: Amanuel Sahle. Melody: Girmadawit Haileslasea (Kima Studio). Music arrangements: Kima Studio. Mixing & mastering: Kima Studio. Vocal recording: John Gebre


We'll Meet Again, David Bowdler
02:33
We'll Meet Again, David Bowdler

We'll Meet Again, David Bowdler, tenor sax


The Bonnie Wee Thing
01:32
The Bonnie Wee Thing

by Robert Burns, read by Robert Murray