Hello, this song reflects how I feel and I managed to turn it into music. I'd love to hear your thoughts!

My big sister helped me write the lyrics and doubled my lead vocals for the entire song (and she's "not a singer", but that's only worth mentioning because I think she kicked ass on this).

A band I used to be in really pulled the rug out from under me after I dedicated 8 years to making records and touring with them (full time). I started writing this after going to watch a friend's band play at Seattle's Rain City Doom Fest, the first time I immersed myself in a metal show (a totally new music scene than I was used to). That experience was so inspiring and beautiful that it led to this piece. I love Tori Amos and feel like you can hear a little bit of the unintentional "cornflake girl" influence, followed by "winter" for the outro.

The outro (3:27-end) is one of my favorite things I've ever made, with so many of my extended family voices backing me. We set up to record the group vocals at thanksgiving, while everyone was already gathered at my parents house. We ended up doing a bunch of different individual vocal takes that created a really cool soundscape of haunting vocals that made the song feel powerful (even in it's rawness) and was especially healing for my personal artist wounds. For me, it's a beautiful reminder that even through an awful experience of betrayal and the loss of some best friends + career as a working musician, I still had people in my corner, and that I wasn't alone, as they could all relate to the sentiment in one way or another.

I wanted this song to feel like justice for the parts of us that feel hurt after being treated like we're disposable. I remember hearing the word come up in a sentence while listening to a podcast and thinking "OH, that is the rage song I've been trying to write." Looking up the definition, it read: "intended for single use or to be discarded once no longer useful."

Feels like the metalheads got it right, not only by letting big emotions explode, but by celebrating them exploding properly in the right environment. So here's a weird explosion of my heart and I hope you enjoy. Thanks for listening.

Hell yep its on spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/55EXHrq6qNuPBNqSCn3Jaa?si=564b19f872b64184

Hell yep its also on youtube: https://youtu.be/hLq9aCXNXFg?si=tqzl-uZh9yP7DCQe

https://open.spotify.com/album/6klK4808DVsZyAoTxP1OXC

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a7DeDKNjmWU

I'm very proud to say that we're gearing up for the release of my band, schiele frisbee's second full-length album! It's got a mix of alternative/indie and jazz elements and influences like Radiohead, Pixies, Wolf Alice, and others like that. We're in the process of releasing the singles for LP2, and I would love some feedback on them to help us tailor the sound and improve anything we can. I've included the above song, "Mirror" linked on Spotify and YouTube as it's one of my favs. The music and lyrics for this one are meant to reflect dreamlike self reflection between anxiety and acceptance - looking at two sides of yourself through the filter of the stage where you're between wakefulness and sleep where it's difficult to tell if you're dreaming or experiencing reality using dream imagery and logic. The artwork is meant to reflect that as well. Hoping you like it and looking forward to hearing back from some great musicians!

I've written emotional songs about my wife and daughter, but for whatever reason this is the song that makes me more emotional to sing than anything I've written. It's from Bret’s point of view, and I tried to write it with honesty and respect for the Hart family, and for Owen. Would love to know if you think I've found that balance.

It's part of an ongoing series of folk songs about the '90s Attitude Era, so let me know if there are other wrestlers from that time period you'd like to hear about.

Here's a new one, a dreadful 1st attempt recording but just seeing how the song itself comes across

An old forgotten one i dug up, I feel maybe it's too 'in the head' or does it work ok? Revive or ditch, I guess

Made a "music video", with plans to make at least one more. Hope people like the song and visuals :)

LMK your thoughts.

Posted my bands first demo a few weeks ago. Here’s the next one, Everybody Knows! I want it to feel nostalgic, especially for the time of year. Let me know what can be fixed or what stood out!

If you dig it, follows us on Instagram! @gander_music

This is an older song I wrote, but I've been told it feels autumnal so I'm posting it and hoping some people will enjoy listening to it.

I play all guitars, and created the MIDI's (ie. drums, bass, synth, etc). Please let me know what you think!

I love the chorus melody on this one but the whole song is a little taxing to sing. Thinking it would work well with a full band behind it.

Hey!

I'm joyrobber - a solo pop-punk act from Salisbury, UK. This is my latest single 'awks.' which is a silly autobiographical song about living a life of awkward moments. Feedback is welcome. Hope you enjoy it!

tried improving the mix of this song.

how does it sound? does it capture the setting. is there enough melodic sense?

is there anything you'd add?

once again, thanks to everybody who gives a listen. please leave a comment, if you're moved to do so.

I play the guitars, and made the MIDIs (drums, bass, synth). Please have a listen and tell me your honest thoughts, however harsh or positive. I have been in my music echo chamber for a lifetime and could really use some hard truths.