Start Again. (Original Hard Rock Song)
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In my never ending/out of control hobby learning music production I'm wanting to experiment with live sound and using amps rather then just using Guitar Rig so this song is pretty simple.Production Time: 16 hours over a few weeks.

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One of One, by Yung Lee, Produced by DZY & Gosuto (Rob Boyce)

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Steve Dalachinsky and The Snobs - Echo System
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Steve Dalachinsky and The Snobs - Echo System

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Of a' the Arts the Wind Can Blaw
00:45
Of a' the Arts the Wind Can Blaw

by Robert Burns, read by Robert Murray


One of One, by Yung Lee
02:24
One of One, by Yung Lee

One of One, by Yung Lee, Produced by DZY & Gosuto (Rob Boyce)


Amba Tremain - Hell (original track)
03:31
Amba Tremain - Hell (original track)

Live from the beach cafe, Amba Tremain singing an original song called Hell!


Steve Dalachinsky and The Snobs - Echo System
06:15
Steve Dalachinsky and The Snobs - Echo System

With three musical suites divided in eight poetic segments, ec(H)o - system is the sound of mutual listening and trust between Steve Dalachinsky and The Snobs. Different from what they have done before, together or separately, the record is once again released by Bam Balam Records, with a cover art by Yuko Otomo (poet and painter) and a booklet (44 pages) containing all Dalachinsky’s poems used for the record and a selection of his collages.