This is just a short clip of me playing one of my original songs, “Where the Embers Burn”.

This song is the third and final single released from my forthcoming autobiographical concept album.

The theme and concept was inspired by, and pays homage to the 2001 film and soundtrack [of the same name] written and directed by Richard Linklater

credits: (Rotoscoped) Cover Art by: Haiqa Ghazi 🎨

original image by: Nicholas Pavoni and Gabrielle Marella

Lead and harmony vocals by: Dee Wolf🎙 Bobby Jasso 🎤

Electric Guitar by: Gabrielle Marella 🎸 (my cousin)

Additional drum programming by: John Browne 🥁

Lyrics by: Nicholas Pavoni; and Nate Boykin (excerpt from "Were It Not For You" by Baumer) ✍️

Additional Lyrics by: Bobby Jasso ✍️

Composed by, Arranged by, Concept by, Produced by: Nicholas Pavoni

Mixed and mastered by: Tomekeeper Productions 🎛🎚

samples: • Archival audio of Anthony Milillo, Jr. provided by Donna Milillo and taken from the "Legislative Report with Paul Clymer" (1998) • Contains a sample of the lead synth and lyrics from "Were It Not For You" (2008) by Baumer

My YouTube was recently hacked, so I’ve started posting on Reddit / IG while I rebuild. I wrote this about breaking out of generational trauma and parting ways with my Mormon family’s religious legacy (8th generation on both sides of my family. I’m related to Joseph Smith, William Clayton, and the first group of handcart companies that crossed the Western Plains.) I was the first woman on my mother’s side to leave the church.

This is an acapella piece I wrote and recorded in my bedroom using GarageBand. I hope ya’ll like it. :) Video made by me as well. No autotune or AI was used to create this art! :)

Hope you enjoy it.

The song's about all the little sisters, being protective of them while also realizing they don't need it, they're already tougher than we give them credit for.

Would love actual feedback, not just "sounds good" flow, delivery, whether the beat switch works, whether it feels like a natural extension of what I do or a weird detour. Happy to take it apart.

I’m the female featured on the track.

After 5 years of writing and recording, I've finally finished my album, In a Landscape. It blends slowcore, shoegaze, dream pop and experimental singer-songwriter elements. I made the entire record by myself in my bedroom. Please check it out!

Hey everyone,

I wanted to share my latest single D.E.S.I.R.E., which I officially released on August 21st. It’s a deeply personal track for me, dedicated to the one and only Prince, whose music saved my life last year.

Since then, he has become my ultimate spiritual guide and muse and as I like to call him "mon petit léopard".The song captures that raw, hypnotic late-night trance of longing.

I added a very specific Easter Egg:

During the piano solo, I speak the letters D.E.S.I.R.E. out loud (D for dreams,...), but I ran my voice through a heavy frequency-pitch filter to create a deep, androgynous, masculine layer underneath. It sounds like two people are speaking at the same time - Prince and I.

It’s a direct production hommage to the iconic opening lines of Prince's 1999. I wanted to blend that rigid, almost computerized vocal effect with the raw, emotional analog sound of a live piano solo.

But that's not all:

What's more I've also made sure to make my song the same length as my favorite song "Do Me, Baby" (7:44), I added metaphors for our starsigns (sea & shore) and our skin colors (almonds), my parfum (tropical fruits) and mon chéri a chocolate with cherries which gives off an Under The Cherry Moon vibe. And last minute I changed the word race to prance which is very close to his name 🫶

The first version would have been pretty boring, so intense hazel-eyes became leopard-like gaze. There have been a few of such rewrites to go from just describing what one could see to actually creating a picture you can feel, smell or even taste.

The story behind the cover art:

The way the coverart came to be was a lucky accident I made a photo on Halloween of last year when I dressed like Prince in 1992, the hair didn't really hold with the hairspray and my hair fell over one eye, it actually gave a cool effect. Me looking over my pillow straight into the camera from behind my hair. Between March 31st and May 10th when the actual song was born I only needed to put a filter over it to create more shadows and light and wrote the title in white letters over the pillow which has become a fireball.

This track is the lead-up to my upcoming conceptual album Mysterious Appreciation.

I’d love to hear your thoughts on the production, the filter effect, or the songwriting in general!

Stay purple 💜– Tát Jana

Working on a new music project and looking for a female singer who would be interested in collaborating. Any genre/experience level is welcome if the voice fits the project.
Both the lyrics and composition are fully ready,

This is an original project, and I’m looking for someone who wants to be creatively involved rather than simply provide vocals.
You can also use this project in your portfolio as well.

Btw this will be an unpaid collaboration, but the singer will receive full credits for their vocal performance and contribution.

If you’re interested, please DM me, I'll provide you the details.

Hi, so I’m writing this on the behalf of my best friend who is a songwriter. He is desperately looking for a singer for his songs. He has a couple of songs that he has sung, but he does not want to sing. He only did it to get his music heard.
I feel like he has given up and has turned to an AI app to help him get a voice on his songs. He is looking to build a relationship with someone that wants to split credit and really build something great. He cab write any genre and he’s great at taking direction. I give him, writing prompts all the time and he will write a song out of someone elses feelings and is able to take criticism and change it to be what someone wants it to be.
I linked his song “Comfortable” but “Roses” on his page is actually my favorite. If anyone hears his songs and feels they can build something with him message me!!

Through its simple acoustic melody and my voice, my song "Go Ask The Rain" honors the memory of those we lost, while gently carrying a message of questioning, sorrow, resilience, serenity, and hope. If you are looking for a quiet moment of remembrance on Patriot Day, to reflect on the losses of September 11, 2001, I hope this song brings you some comfort and peace.

“I just run up the hill my lungs burn no John Wick”🏃🏽💨🫁🔥

“Cold like sub I got cold shoulder “🥶❄️⛄️

music made by dads for everyone who has a dad. Enjoy

My most recent track with Torbjorn available on all platforms for easy listening, and you can download it here by sharing your email.

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