dreamlife.....
a new cover song and it's canadian content!yes,the heptones,one of the great reggae bands from the seventies.leroy sibbles,the lead singer moved here in the seventies after a string of hits in jamaica.this group was one of the first reggae bands i heard back then when i was a teenager,after bob marley and the “harder they come ”soundtrack.a celebration of the great art form"music"!
new album july 15!
i rewrote the lyrics in the verse to this song by edie bo.it was a regional hit in 1972 in the new orleans area.my lyrics highlight the present day situation of water shortages on the planet mostly due to climate change and the challenge a lot of countries are facing to provide clean drinking water to their citizens.
“Head in the Clouds” has a drifting, jazzy R&B-soul groove, where smoky chords and subtle rhythms create a backdrop that feels weightless. The laidback, raw vocals carry the track with honesty, not polished to perfection, but deeply human, and feel like a confession sung in dim light. The lyrics show us a vivid picture of living in two worlds at once, the tangible present and the wandering inner space of imagination, memory, and sound. Lines such as “Sometimes I talk to myself right out loud / Sometimes my head’s in the clouds and I can’t come down” highlight that tension between vulnerability and escape. The imagery of colors, vibrations, and rhythm brings a poetic, almost synesthetic quality, where music becomes both a compass and a refuge. It's contemplative yet freeing.Oghamyst Music
Cerulean Blue is an enchanting fusion of Folk/Acoustic warmth, R&B/Soul groove, and a dash of Rock/Punk edge—creating a sound that feels both heartfelt and rebellious in the best way. The atmosphere you’ve built truly captures that “dreamland” you describe, where reality and the subconscious weave into vivid new vistas. 🎶 It’s immersive, emotional, and full of character.
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