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A reggae song written & sung by me. Happy chords and bitter lyrics. A protest song condemning today and hoping for tomorrow Check it out

I wrote this song for my album THE STAINED using an English translation of a poem by Hristo Smirnenski. The lyrics say it all. Choose life. Life.

This is a dark and angry song originally by the Sisters of Mercy. My mate Black Jacob suggested to make a cover of this song and recorded the instrumental. I sang the vocals and voila.. Let me know if

The instrumental of this version of Street Walker was made by Djeff who managed to get dubstep drums n bass and heavy metal guitars together in perfect harmony with my vocals. Hope you'll like it, let

Pillars of the Monolith / a great band from New Zealand/ and shemZ (me 😊) created this gem. The special thing about this song is that the vocals were recorded for a different version and the Pillars started

We covered this Doors classic with my friend Yavor adding more to the blues roots of the song. The original was recorded in 1969 or 1970 and was included in the Morrison Hotel album. We tried to create

This is a song from my 2019 album The Stained. It tells the story of Stan, a rock musician who got addicted to drugs, ruined his life but was saved " by love" as the lyrics go... Stan is a fictional

I decided to rearrange this track of mine and came up with this version a few minutes ago. It's quite different from the studio version I posted in dsound, there is more space for the vocals in this one.

Electribe from Germany used my poetry recited by me in their live electronic set. I think it s an interesting and innovative way of presenting poetry... Take a look, take a listen. The poem is called The

We did this one to show our respect for the Doors and our love for flamenco music. The original version of this song has a classical intro ( by Spanish classical composer Albeniz ) which we skipped, but

I heard this song for the first time in 1994 when Nirvana covered it. I lived it so much that I looked up the original by David Bowie and recorded this version ( with the help of Korte who played all

One of my favorite Prince songs made really popular by Sinead O'Connor in the 90s. I did an acoustic cover of this one trying to add more to the blues and soul sound , both genres being the roots of the

Here's a version of For no one originally by The Beatles sung by me. The Beatles are one of the most covered muscal group and it's hard to come up with something different, fresh or at least interesting.

This song is one of my favorite 90s hits. I love R.E.M. and have been trying to find my version of this beautiful song. Surprisingly I came up with a reggae interpretation of it which I m sharing now.

Here's an acoustic version of Indian summer, a song originally by Italian master Toto Cutugno written for his band Albatross / and entitled Africa/ in English but made famous by Joe Dassin in French. I

This is one of my favorite songs from the 1960s originally by The Mamas and the Papas. We created a flamenco version of that pop tune. I think this genre suits the song's message and gives us a chance

This is an acoustic live performance of song I write two years ago. It's dedicated to a dear friend who was heartbroken and in great pain. I tried to tell the story honestly... Can you hear the silent

This song is one of my favorite by the Doors. We did this cover with my friend Yavor emphasizing on the blues side of the song. It's very hard to do a Doors song without the keyboard parts and without

"The House of the Rising Sun" is a traditional folk song, sometimes called "Rising Sun Blues". It tells of a life gone wrong in New Orleans; many versions also urge a sibling or parents