Uploaded October 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
I'm finishing up a song that I will be releasing in December. It is a short song and would probably qualify as ambient. As I was listening to it over and over again, I realized that I could add another section to the song. I am trying out one of those sections here in the video.
This is experimental for now. I haven't decided what will remain in the final cut.
The main effect on the lead is a Moog filter, by the way.
If you like what you hear in the video, you can find more of my music here on Youtube and on Spotify. open.spotify.com/artist/3deWUxvUC2q8HpGvxF1sCF?si=SnK7ToR6RZCP4LFtdFjjEw
In fact, my music is on most streaming platforms.
Copyright gb fusion 2021
I'm finishing up a song that I will be releasing in December. It is a short song and would probably qualify as ambient. As I was listening to it over and over again, I realized that I could add another section to the song. I am trying out one of those sections here in the video.
This is experimental for now. I haven't decided what will remain in the final cut.
The main effect on the lead is a Moog filter, by the way.
If you like what you hear in the video, you can find more of my music here on Youtube and on Spotify. open.spotify.com/artist/3deWUxvUC2q8HpGvxF1sCF?si=SnK7ToR6RZCP4LFtdFjjEw
In fact, my music is on most streaming platforms.
Copyright gb fusion 2021
![Jangle Day // gb fusion // [original instrumental]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Swm4C0OwwjQ/mqdefault.jpg "Jangle Day // gb fusion // [original instrumental]
I wrote this song on Christmas Day last year. It is certainly not a Christmas song in any obvious way, but I used the feeling of the day to help guide the song. I can hear gentleness, love, optimism, thankfulness, peace, and a little bit of magic in the song. Put this way, that does have the ring of Christmas Day.
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This song is available for streaming on most major platforms, including Spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/3deWUxvUC2q8HpGvxF1sCF?si=ASs8f3I6QO-G0t4tKrpZjQ
Here is a YouTube playlist with some of my more popular tracks
https://youtu.be/6AoeG5WBjaU
Some of the video footage used to make this video was obtained at Pexels.com. I would like to particularly credit the following artist:
Video by John-Mark Smith from Pexels: https://www.pexels.com/video/snow-falling-down-857032/
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![Space at the Seams // gb fusion // [original instrumental guitar]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/U-bQV6g2ejQ/mqdefault.jpg "Space at the Seams // gb fusion // [original instrumental guitar]
We are at war with ourselves. Not between us. Within us. We fight possible versions of what we do and therefore who we become.
Thats not an original suggestion. Thats not a surprising suggestion. Many investigators of human nature reach this conclusion, with some claiming that this is the central characteristic of our condition.
The struggle between what we do and what we are inclined to do is one that everyone will recognize. We know how easily we could be something other than what we are.
With that in mind, Space at the Seams plays on the tension within ourselves our conflict between our various selves. The face that we present to others is not merely a role. We actually believe it to be who we are, even when we are aware that the face has competitors inside, away from the view of others. Those competitors, too, we believe to be who we are, and we are forced to act against them.
Those other selves may be our darker wishes. They may champion our moral intentions. They may connect us to something beyond time. They may be mere simulated possible routes for actions.
Watch anyone closely, including yourself, and you will notice the tiny cracks in the veneer. You will notice wrinkles on the surface small fluctuations in the presentation that suggest a disconnect between what is said and what is felt. You will notice inner selves trying to emerge into a more prominent position to be seen by others and have control. Spaces at the seams is where these elements try to escape.
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This song is available for streaming on most major platforms, including Spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/3deWUxvUC2q8HpGvxF1sCF?si=ASs8f3I6QO-G0t4tKrpZjQ
Here is a YouTube playlist with some of my more popular tracks
https://youtu.be/6AoeG5WBjaU
Some of the video footage used to make this video was obtained at Pexels.com
Copyright gb fusion 2022
#instrumentalguitar #jazzrock #rockguitar")
