*NEW MUSIC RELEASE* someone i used to knowno one knew him well‘strange as hella spoon–a hero too–is all that turned the screw from way back whenyou don’t know thenhe pulled awayaround the bendno one saw that train again ’til someone said throw the netsand drag the lakewe can’t waste another dayif we’re to save the… Read More Remember John Cope
In the search for lightI found a place where we can go – An answer to where confusion crawls As darkness falls from me Do you recall Where we were at the start of it all? A single seed was mine to sow But I held it close and never let it grow Or am… Read More Dark Blossom
if we get a chance we’ll get out of this place, ‘hop in my car and drive to the rain
It’s a matter of perspective To see outside the lines To extend beyond yourself And your borders Realize it’s all a false construct You and me is no different than us and them Unless you believe it It’s a matter of perspective
This is an unusual occurrence of a lyrics-first song. The changing time signatures keep things interesting, but the song remains very accessible. You can find the lyrics here.
A new series from Robert Müller
It’s always unnerving listening to playback in the studio. Not unlike being suspended in midair; either waiting for your wings to take flight, or gravity to take hold and send you plummeting.
A cover of the Beatles’ classic. https://soundcloud.com/romuller/blackbird
My 9-year-old daughter has become a major fan of the Beatles, so for a holiday project, she and I worked on doing a cover version of this classic. We had a blast doing it, and I think she sang this beautifully. She also helped on the percussion and instrumentation. I hope you had a wonderful… Read More You’ve Got To Hide Your Love Away
Does anyone know the way home? Can anyone recall when it was traveled last? The light is dying – the cold is coming fast. I wish I could remember the way home. Every path seems to wander free Far from where I long to be Spiral inward to that place – A mother’s touch, a… Read More Home
Robert Müller and the Way Home 