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"A Horse with No Name" is a song by the folk rock band America, written by Dewey Bunnell. It was the band's first and most successful single, released in late 1971. Dewey Bunnell wanted to capture the sensation of the hot, dry desert, as he remembered his childhood travels through the Arizona and New Mexico desert when his family lived at Vandenberg Air Force Base. Bunnell has explained that "A Horse with No Name" was "a metaphor for a vehicle to get away from life's confusion into a quiet, peaceful place".  ************************************************** *************** In the midst of life's confusion, the solace and joy of old friends and beautiful memories always transport people to a state of peaceful bliss!!! Feedback is much appreciated. Thank you. https://youtu.be/e-Xrl6E6KYo  

Flowers Never Bend With The Rainfall, written by Paul Simon and released in 1965. Life does not last forever, and will eventually be worn down and wilt, just like flowers in the rainfall. Cherish life, and provide nourishment, while consistently weeding around diligently, and keeping the relationship between family and friends strong and alive!!! Peace and Love!!! Through the corridors of sleep Past shadows dark and deep My mind dances and leaps in confusion I don't know what is real I can't touch what I feel And I hide behind the shield of my illusion So I'll continue to continue to pretend My life will never end And flowers never bend With the rainfall The mirror on my wall Casts an image dark and small But I'm not sure at all it's my reflection I am blinded by the light Of God and truth and right And I wander in the night without direction No matter if you're born To play the King or pawn For the line is thinly drawn 'tween joy and sorrow So my fantasy Becomes reality And I must be what I must be and face tomorrow Feedback is much appreciated.  Thank you!!!    

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About love for animals and beautiful winter mountain landscapes. This song and performance have helped me to express my feelings about my move to the Wood River Valley, near the resort in Ketchum/Sun Valley, ID. One of the best decisions I ever made. ENJOY

Hi, I’ve been singing for at least 17 years, mostly in church choir. I’ve been told I have a nice tone, vibrato etc. I recently got into something where I tried a little bit of rubbing alcohol. I didn’t ingest any but I think some of it got to my throat. Would that damage the vocal cords and affect my resonance and overall tone in the long run? I’m finding my tone a little thin esp on the higher notes as I am already an alto. I used to be able to hit higher notes with a nice ringing quality now I can hit them but it sounds very thin and Amon extra dry days I can barely hit them although I know I’m using the same effort/breath. Just wondering if the rubbing alcohol would have something to do with the change. I’ve also smoked a little (but just 2 packs) since the change in quality I’m hearing and sometimes feeling. 

"The Heart of the Matter" is a song recorded by American rock singer Don Henley from his third solo studio album, The End of the Innocence (1989). Written by Henley, Mike Campbell, and J. D. Souther. This song is dedicated to all the lovers of our world, who, for some reason or another, lost the flame and the kindness of love!!!This song is also dedicated to all troubled peoples asking and searching for forgiveness, in their paths toward peace and contentment!!!And more importantly, this song is for all the people in our lives that has the ability to forgive. Choose to love, do forgive, for one's healthy propagation of good in mind and spirit!!!Feedback is much appreciated.  Thank you.https://youtu.be/5daS4Q9MIns

Hi Steve, Welcome to the forum. I am so glad to have you here. I am hoping this community will start growing and have more new members, like you. Enjoy, and support each other. Rene

Hello Talented Singers! Does anyone want to help form a fantasy-themed symphonic metal/rock band?  My name is Hawksearcher, an up-and-coming independent YouTube artist who specializes in Celtic, fantasy, and symphonic metal music. I have been utilizing the vocal talents of some of my acquaintances for some time now, but I want to form a potentially long-lasting artistic partnership with a male or female vocalist who can grow with me as my channel starts growing.   This post will: 1. detail the kind of vocalist I would love to make music with, and 2. show some of my own music up until this point :). First, some of my favorite vocalists of all time are Dustin from Starset and Fabvl. If you are able to sing in a heavy-rock, melodic screaming style (or able to switch between melodic singing and heavier emphasized vocals), then you're exactly who I want to form a friendship with :). Here are two reference videos that offer a great base point for that kind of singing I'm in love with:   Starset: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qt2Ulc5h6lU Fabvl: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PuED87CLJwc Secondly, more about my own music: I am currently working on my next single, called "Mage," which is a fusion of some medieval instrumentation and (what I would love to be) heavy-rock/metal vocals. Here is a link to the sheet music of the song itself (it's still a midi though, so the instrumentation doesn't sound awesome yet): https://www.noteflight.com/scores/view/82c2ff8cfc148c736c8198579aa19fb7fc26fac8   For an additional reference (I guess you could say showcasing my mixing and compositional talent), here is my most recent release, "Crescent," which features quite a few vocal layers. My next single "Mage" is not nearly as chant-like; it is more of a symphonic-rock type of song with heavy influences from Sawano Hiroyuki: https://youtu.be/YltrnXaYfPc And finally, here's an example of some of my actual symphonic metal in the past :): https://youtu.be/rXSPrrg6zgk In conclusion--would you like to join me and become a fantasy version of the band Starset? I think we'd have a lot of potential to make it big :D.   Respectfully, Hawksearcher