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It All Comes Down
You may notice all my songs are currently related to love. Mostly about pain. Thank God for music, this has been a working therapy for me. You got the drift. Here's a song me and my band used for our first song during the GBOB. I told you people I will be using this song that I mentioned before but eventually we scrape that one off. Here it is, "It All Comes Down", the 'Acoustic' version. There's a Youtube version too where I mix it with our … [Read More...]
Birthday Song for my sister
Here's something I wrote very quickly. Just a simple song with simple musical arrangements. A reggae birthday song for my sister, Dymphna Sandra Kastum. Happy birthday sis. Today's your new day. Hope to give yo a real gift next round... [audio:HappyBirthdaySista2.mp3] Click Here for the Youtube version featuring the Kastum Kousins It's been a while now But can you see how It doesn't matter where you are You have a place here in my … [Read More...]
This is Kaamatan featuring Alvin a.ka. Defoo
Kaamatan or Pesta Menuai or if translated in English 'Harvest Festival' is here again! What better way then to celebrate it with some song and dance ey? Speaking of songs, here's the updated version of my This is Kaamatan song. Previously I recorded it as an 'acoustic version'. This time I added some other elements to give it a more festive feel and of course a Sabahan ethnic music theme to it too. This song was recorded in my so called … [Read More...]
She Doesn’t Love You Anymore
Here's a continuation from my acoustic guitar version of She Doesn’t Love You Anymore. There should be more parts added but I'm still experimenting. I am still a long way from doing a proper mix and mastering. Everything is done by ear. No mathematic formula whatsoever. For those of you who are lonely this Valentine's day, I dedicate this song to you. [audio:She Doesnt Love You Anymore.mp3] … [Read More...]
Kaamatan Theme Song, 2008
To celebrate the Kaamatan festival or the Harvest Festival of Sabah, Borneo.. I decided to write song for this occasion. A good way to occupy my time since I am having some trouble sleeping anyway. Normally, Kaamatan songs are in Kadazandusun language. Yeah, you guessed it. I don't speak the language even if it's my mother tongue. Sad. Anyway, enjoy the acoustic version of this song. It sure took me more than 4 hours. I even went out for dinner … [Read More...]
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