"Form of Love" belongs to the EP called Agreements. The five songs that belong to the previously mentioned EP are all written and composed by Ana Bertolini (La Berta).

Music track from the Sightsion series. Music Name - Shuttles version one. Sightsion Series Creator - Syed M Farhan. Music Creator - Jorge Renes.

Music track from the Sightsion series. Music Name - Awakening. Sightsion Series Creator - Syed M Farhan. Music Creator - Jorge Renes.

Song writing, song written by Flor J

This is the music track from the sightsion series. Music name - Coming Ahead. Sightsion Series Creator - Syed M Farhan. Music Creator - Jorge Renes.

Song from the new EP of Joseph Martone and the Travelling Souls, "Glowing in the dark" (2015). "A pop rock tune with catchy chorus that seems light, but actually crosses a lifetime, from inner hopes to rough reality." (Music by Joseph Martone, Lyrics by Ned Crowther and Joseph Martone, performed by Joseph Martone and the Travelling Souls, recorded in Naples/Italy, mastered in Los Angeles/USA)

My first, home recorded, EP, titled Path into the nothingness

My first, home recorded, EP, titled Path into the nothingness

My first, home recorded, EP, titled Path into the nothingness

My first, home recorded, EP, titled Path into the nothingness

My first, home recorded, EP, titled Path into the nothingness

Under the silent dance of the dunes in the entrails of the desert lies the city of gambling. Under the silent dance of the dunes. At dawn the noise and bustle of cars were swallowed by the huge hourglass giving way to music of the lizard, of the vulture and winds. Sunset neon lights plaguing the sky line They fell under the black dune and the ancient starlight came back to us and had never gone. At dawn the noise and bustle of cars were swallowed by the huge hourglass giving way to music of the lizard, of the vulture and winds. Gentlemen do game! You bet all to red. I bet all to blue. You bet all to red. Red bet all to you. Gentlemen do game! Gentlemen do game! Gentlemen do game!

Pre-mixed and pre-mastered version of the song Nothing Lasts Forever by Mariana Preda.

This work is the authentical work of Walter E. Cruz. It is a latin song that was recorded by the author Walter E. Cruz. The lirics and the melody (not the beat) are of the authorship and original work of the author Walter E. Cruz. This song has also been recorded in other genres with same lirics. No one else is authorized to the copyright, intelligent rights or license to use in any form.

Song written and composed by Emil Lindblom from the Deepest Sorrow, Strongest Love Soundtrack.

Soy un aficionado del teclado y esta es mi primera composición...estoy orgulloso de ella porque no sé nada de teoría musical y toco de oído . Le he puesto ese título porque estoy pasando una etapa difícil en mi vida y creo que he reflejado esos sentimientos en la canción.

From the Jeff Wyatt album: Wanted (Soundtrack to Mike Reilly's "Tumbleweed") (writer: Frank Maynard - public domain) Wikipedia has this to say: "Streets of Laredo" also known as the "Cowboy's Lament", is a famous American cowboy ballad in which a dying cowboy tells his story to a cowboy passerby. Derived from the English folk song "The Unfortunate Rake", it has become a folk music standard, and as such has been performed, recorded and adapted numerous times, with many variations. The title refers to the city of Laredo, Texas. The old-time cowboy Frank Maynard (1853–1926) of Colorado Springs, Colorado, claimed authorship of the revised Cowboy's Lament, and his story was widely reported in 1924 by the journalism professor Elmo Scott Watson, then on the faculty of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Canadian west coast comedy scriptwriter MIKE REILLY of Canamera Entertainment (Radio Comedy Shows) has created another gem to add to his growing repertoire of radio ready audio drama productions. This time it’s built on a cowboy western theme, entitled TUMBLEWEED; a fictional Wild West frontier town complete with colorful period characters. Every movie or audio drama deserves a corresponding musical soundtrack. With this in mind, Mike hired Jeff to create suitable music for this fun Wild West production and "Wanted (Soundtrack to Mike Reilly’s “Tumbleweed”)" was thus conceived.