Hverheij Music

Hverheij Music

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Hverheij Music episodes

  • Pan Demic - The Waste Land - Hverheij feat Fatya
    The Waste Land – “Sometimes It’s Dark”.
    This is a darkside story. A futuristic survival envisioned under Doom’s bleak gambit. Fracture me.
    Notes for this track:
    @Hverheij – original music – performance: all instruments equally destroyed (synths, guitars, drums - you name it) Heavy on the squelch.
    Female vocalist: Fatya.
    “The Waste Land” by Hverheij (c) 2020
    20 min
  • The War That Killed Achilles
    The War That Killed Achilles: In the epic celebrated as one of the greatest of all epics, the dramatic events about the Trojan War described in Homer’s Iliad are legendary. But author Caroline Alexander got it right. The true theme of this ancient poem is often forgotten in the greatness of its narrative: the horror and enduring devastation of war!
    Notes for this track:
    “The War That Killed Achilles” - the book (c) 2009 by Caroline Alexander.
    “The War That Killed Achilles” - music soundtrack (c) by Hverheij.
    6 min
  • Another Fool's Overture - cover by Hverheij + TheGat(s)
    Attempting a cover of an absolute classic song is never easy and this one by Supertramp proved no exception. So thankful to Jan for lending his talents and giving this one life with both his artistry and exceptional vocal skills. We hope that you enjoy our innovation.
    To hear more of Jan’s amazing work showcasing his unique voice and talents, you can click via the link to his site below.
    - Hverheij
    Notes for this track:
    A few instruments and FX: Hverheij @hverheij
    Vocal and piano intro: Jan Schonander @thegats
    Inspiration: That was purely collaborative. :-)
    “Fool’s Overture” (c) Supertramp. “Another Fool’s Overture” inspired during COVID-19.
    13 min

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Constantly amazed at what great sounds I hear. Inspired by the quality. Thankful for the many connections. The spirit of community moves me in so many ways.