Testing Melodies

It's similar to what Jean Michel Basquiat would do with the words in his paintings: to cross them out for you to look deeper into them.

There's virtue in embedding simplicity in your style while at the same time, carve deeper into the innermost chronicle of who one thinks one is, or can be.

Casey Louis' lyricism cuts deep, he is pretty much hammering all those words in and he is completely free from the shackles of "sounding a certain way" -- something most artists get trapped into.

Graszhauser's symphony "Good bye, Bavaria! burns like fabulous flames lit during nights of emblazoning passion and calms the pulsating waves of your emotions.