Frederick Serafim
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Shadow Walking
Shadow Walking
Mystical verses flower into an uplifting, melodic chorus, depicting a couple living in the shadows and dealing constructively with inner ghosts and issues.
Not of This World
Not of This World
Mostly electronic mid tempo tune with vocals and some guitar, written for people who are comfortable feeling excluded from the mainstream world.
Friends Across Enemy Lines
Friends Across Enemy Lines
R&B tune with a breezy, lilting tempo and a exhilarating instrumental bridge, regarding the dire need for international dialogue and goodwill.
Someday We'll Shine
Someday We'll Shine
A multi-faceted arrangement featuring various mood, key and melody changes, with paradoxically optimistic lyrics, given the over-riding planetary environment.
Little Life
Little Life
For anyone who's suddenly lost a pet. Great Latin beat with some very sweet lead guitar and vocal duo with Catherine Clarkson.
Sweet Memory
Sweet Memory
Touching Classical Crossover tune, featuring vocal duet with the late Catherine Clarkson, plus an extended more powerful instrumental outro.
Jungletown
Jungletown
Upbeat alt rock n roll / Blues / R&B, regarding the urban jungle, featuring a catchy dual lead guitar hook, sax solos and non-traditional chordal progressions.
Suddenly
Suddenly
An uplifting bit of guitar and synth rock featuring compelling harmony vocals, melodies, hooks and riffs.
Night Ships of Mumbai
Night Ships of Mumbai
Haunting chorus and bittersweet verses convey the tragedy of young love destroyed by terrorism in Mumbai India.
Ready and Set
Ready and Set
Rocker featuring a fairly elaborate and emotive arrangement. Wishful thinking in the face of modern existential threats. The clock is ticking.
On Second Thought...
On Second Thought...
If only,,, 3 voice acoustic/electric/synth guitar and vocals, plus drums by Steve James, regarding a romance nearing the rocks.
Open Door
Open Door
Other worldly sounds and contemplative lyrics. Recorded solely with acoustic/electric/synth 3 voice guitar, plus drums by Steve James, and one of my favourite guitar solos towards the end.
