SherpaC

I finally have enough tracks featuring instruments that sound - at least to me - like a piano or keyboard. Those sweet melodies, set against the backdrop of drum and bass, are pure ear candy. Enjoy, and many thanks for listening! Tracklist: 00:00 - Kublai - Time To Think 03:47 - Majestim - Loving You 07:49 - Matt View - Near Me 12:14 - Bago - Fall 16:16 - Retrospekt - Deception 20:19 - Bloque - Teacup Storm 24:22 - Joseph Rubiano - There's No More Blue Sky (Original Mix) 28:03 - Alpha Rhythm & Echomatics - Lost Grace 32:49 - Weynorx - We Are Need Shadow 36:52 - Aurora Dnb - Soul Smile 40:11 - Anwius - Inability 43:51 - Celo - Transcend 48:16 - Cnof - Talk To Me 52:41 - Bitsune & M'Go - Clouds 56:22 - SMP - Written In The Stars Photo: Old Logger's Path, Pennsylvania April 2018 As I stand on the precipice of half a century, the woods around me whisper secrets of an eternal growth, a relentless push through the layers of time that will one day obscure all that we've built and dreamed. These towering sentinels of bark and leaf, in their quiet, unyielding advance, seem to mirror the relentless march of time itself. With each passing year, as my own seasons turn and leaves of my life begin to yellow and fall, I am reminded that nature's canvas is ever-changing, ever-renewing, indifferent to the marks we leave behind. The woods, in their patient, persistent growth, will one day reclaim every cleared path, every carved name, and every memory etched in the earth under their watch. It's a melancholy realization, this dance of creation and reclamation, where the works of man are but temporary guests in nature's grand estate. The stone walls we build, the roads we pave, even the stories we tell—time will gently cover them under a blanket of green, until they are but whispers among the leaves. As I approach the twilight of my life's day, I find a somber comfort in the thought that the woods will grow, undeterred and majestic, long after my footsteps have faded. They are a testament to the world's enduring beauty and strength, a reminder that though we may strive to leave our mark, it is the earth, with its endless cycle of growth and renewal, that writes the final chapter.