Blind In Paradise

I think this tracks evolves in a very interesting and impressive way. But I am really frustrated that I couldn't make it sound as I wanted. I have to become better in producing and mastering sounds, but first of all let's find out why the quality diminishes when I export a track...?

Until then, please enjoy and let me know what you think.
http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/420348

Serenity

I feel elsewhere, distracted.

I'm lost in my thoughts.

And even though peace surrounds me,

Making me perfectly safe,

I am disconnected.

For me, that is Serenity.

http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/420346

Kiss The Sky

'' If I could fly
See the world beneath me
Feel as though I'm set free
Oh, if I could kiss the sky. ''  http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/414278 

Everything Is Yours

To Hope. To Inspire. To Release.

Espérer. Inspirer. Expirer.

Everything is yours.

http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/409813

Blessed Void

You are clinically dead. You enter the blessed void. 

You lose all your senses and your mind is lifted.

It's futile to resist, you get paranoid.

 My only fear is my heart to be rejected.

 Fall forever in the divine sleep.

 Sacred coma makes the angels weep.

 Now enter the blessed void.

http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/403440

Necropophagus

It may sound weird, but to me music is really visual. It stimulates my imagination to create all these images in my head which are directly inspired by the music. It's what I'd like to call ''musical landscapes''. Didn't you ever go to one of your friends and say ''Man listen to this song I totally picture this and that!''? So for me, a good song will be evocative and feeling and thought-provoking. Music plants that little seed in you and reflecting on that makes it grow.

All this to say that I'm thrilled to see that the first song I've made in about 2 months now shows this kind of approach. I hope you like it.

http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/402813

Back from the... dead?

Oh god. Finally, I have a home. And I am more motivated than ever to immerse myself in creation. Having no place AT ALL to live for a month and a half gives you a lot of time to think for yourself, and I've realised a few important things that way.

Now I have quite a lot of editing work to do since I wasn't able to access my own computer for all that time. The movie is back in production, I am almost done filming. With a friend of mine we've built a very nice dolly machine that works great and we can't wait to use it for the movie. In total there's 3 scenes left to do, so wish me good luck.

When this kind of experience happens to you, you just have to realise that life has given you a "continue". And I will use it to the best of my capabilities.

Quick/Late update

Life has it's ups and downs, and I'm obviously in a down these days. My appartment was flooded 2 weeks ago and I've been living here and there since then. No time at all for creative work, my main focus is my survival. Needless to say, the movie and my musical projects have been put on hold while things sort themselves out. I will soon be able to return to my place (hopefully), and I feel that a new wave of inspiration will flow through me.

When life gives you lemons, ask yourself why. Don't let all those distractions drive you away from your essence, from your passions and your work. All of this has given me a lot of time to think and I'm sort of grateful for that. But I simply cannot wait to go back home. I will dive into my world head first, count on me.

See you soon.

Drifting Off

Drifting off on the sidetrack of life, with no pleasure and no guilt. No regret and no remorse, because I chose every moment, and I welcome every experience with an open heart. To be in a constant state of departure while always arriving. To be vulnerable but comfortable. To be here and now, to breathe in on every thought and to slowly fade away...

And then when I turn the lights off, for some odd reason, the darkness feels comforting instead of fearful. I can only look into myself now, imagining my own world. Always on the edge of the limit and always keeping myself company. To drift off is to accept future sacrifices, to be fully aware that where you're headed to will be yours. Let the unbreakable and perfect balance of nature guide your every step.

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I don't exactly know what I meant by all this, but it's sort of a mysterious description of my present lifestyle. I like it.

Coming To Life

So I've actually started to film a movie at the beginning of this week, and I want to say that I'm happy with the way the work is accomplished. It's far from finished, but as long as I keep putting effort into each shot, the final result should be good. The work is the reward itself.

The movie is coming to life.