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EPISODE · Dec 2, 2020 · 6 MIN

STORM SURGE

from JoeDeninzon · host JoeDviolin

Storm Surge is about the anxiety we all feel in these uncertain times. With the global pandemic, racism and the continuing struggles for social justice, climate change, political upheaval, economic turmoil, and a future of uncertainty, there is a storm that’s raging inside of us right now. This song was a collaboration with legendary singer Michael Sadler from Saga, blind multi-instrumentalist prodigy Rachel Flowers, guitarist Fernando Perdomo, and cellist Ruti Celli. Music and Lyrics by Friederich Burgmüller, Joe Deninzon, Michael Sadler, Jason Gianni Engineered by Rave Tesar Mixed and mastered by Rich Mouser Produced and edited by Joe Deninzon Additional editing by David P. Levin Joe Deninzon-electric and acoustic violin, acoustic guitar, vocals Michael Sadler-lead vocals Jason Gianni-drums Paul Ranieri-bass Michelangelo Quirinale-guitars Fernando Perdomo-guitars Ruti Celli-cello Rachel Flowers-flute and piano ©2020 All Rights reserved. Released by Melodic Revolution Records Storm Surge By Joe Deninzon, Friederich Burgmüller, Michael Sadler, and Jason Gianni Tangled emotions waves pound the oceans wild winds fill my slumber darkness pulls me under Caught in a storm surge shackled and submerged  restless dreams they haunt me drowning in this mad sea The storm raging inside me I reach for you but I can’t breath mouth wide open I can’t scream my life flashing by me The storm raging inside me tidal waves that surround me every night it’s the same dream drowning in this mad sea

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Storm Surge is about the anxiety we all feel in these uncertain times. With the global pandemic, racism and the continuing struggles for social justice, climate change, political upheaval, economic turmoil, and a future of uncertainty, there is a storm that’s raging inside of us right now. This song was a collaboration with legendary singer Michael Sadler from Saga, blind multi-instrumentalist prodigy Rachel Flowers, guitarist Fernando Perdomo, and cellist Ruti Celli. Music and Lyrics by Friederich Burgmüller, Joe Deninzon, Michael Sadler, Jason Gianni Engineered by Rave Tesar Mixed and mastered by Rich Mouser Produced and edited by Joe Deninzon Additional editing by David P. Levin Joe Deninzon-electric and acoustic violin, acoustic guitar, vocals Michael Sadler-lead vocals Jason Gianni-drums Paul Ranieri-bass Michelangelo Quirinale-guitars Fernando Perdomo-guitars Ruti Celli-cello Rachel Flowers-flute and piano ©2020 All Rights reserved. Released by Melodic Revolution Records Storm Surge By Joe Deninzon, Friederich Burgmüller, Michael Sadler, and Jason Gianni Tangled emotions waves pound the oceans wild winds fill my slumber darkness pulls me under Caught in a storm surge shackled and submerged  restless dreams they haunt me drowning in this mad sea The storm raging inside me I reach for you but I can’t breath mouth wide open I can’t scream my life flashing by me The storm raging inside me tidal waves that surround me every night it’s the same dream drowning in this mad sea

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