The Fall Of Our Kind

[bapu]

Vocals, Atmosphere & Synths – Tom L
Guitars – Lynn Wilson
Final Synth Solo – Daryl Greenway
Drums – Hugo Ribeiro
Bass, Piano, Organ, Composer, Producer – Ed “bapu” Kocol

The Fall Of Our Kind

Intro:

Verse 1:
In the shadows of the city
Concrete meets the sky
A super symphony of progress
Where humanity starts to die

Verse 2:
Neon lights and flashing screens
We’re blinded by the globe
Lost in a digital dream
As our souls begin to erode

Chorus:
The fall of our kind
With our new elected we’re left behind
All of our kind, we must fall
And we’ll leave all that behind
Leave ourselves behind

Verse 3:
We were born to be wild
Now we’re just caged animals
But the concrete city
Answer to the cold winds cattle call
Oh ooh ooooh

Repeat Chorus:
Guitar Solo:
Repeat Verse 2 as Bridge:

Repeat Chorus x 2:
Keys solo:
Outro:

 

 

My name is Ed. I Am still bapu though. My Studio

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[bapu]

Fycked

My name is Ed. I Am still bapu though. My Studio

Virtual Bands: Citizen Regen, The Forum Monkeys,  Fizzy Pickle, The Coffee House Band

[Brian]

There was a backslash in the URL that should have been a forward slash.  I tried to edit it.  Try it now?

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[bapu]

Fyxed

My name is Ed. I Am still bapu though. My Studio

Virtual Bands: Citizen Regen, The Forum Monkeys,  Fizzy Pickle, The Coffee House Band

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[Brian]

Thanks Bapu-  It’s a shot in the dark for me because my browser never likes Soundcloud links.  I have to go to the link at their site and reload it in a new window.  Sounds great by the way 👌

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[LinkedMusicians]

Nice job @Bapu and company, as always! Cool harmonies, tight playing. You always deliver top-notch stuff!

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[bapu]

The song was reviewed by Warren Huart today *Friday 11 July 2025″ on his Feedback Friday session.

Skip ahead to 4.56ish to hear the song or 10:14ish to hear his review/thoughts.

https://www.youtube.com/live/K5AdE_q_fNA

My name is Ed. I Am still bapu though. My Studio

Virtual Bands: Citizen Regen, The Forum Monkeys,  Fizzy Pickle, The Coffee House Band

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[Peter DeLegge]

Cool! So, now he’s got a drum sound he likes. Ed, were you guys working completely with mic’ed acoustic drums or do you mix in samples with that to beef it up? Believe it or not, back even in the late 80s to early 90s, playing around the midwest, playing mid-size venues and colleges, our live sound engineers were mixing my acoustic drums with an  Emulator and Roland drum samples on the snare and bass drum. I still have my Roland electronic drum kit — but I only used the drum brain live with triggers not the electronic pads.

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[bapu]

@peter All live drums mic’d, no samples added. Just processing.

My name is Ed. I Am still bapu though. My Studio

Virtual Bands: Citizen Regen, The Forum Monkeys,  Fizzy Pickle, The Coffee House Band

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[William Heins]

Nice one! Lyrics and music work well together 🙂

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[Tom Brace]

This is some good stuff, Bapu (and thanks for posting it on my lovely wife’s birthday, lol).

It’s got that “end of the ’80s, right on the cusp of the ’90s” kinda’ vibe. The subject matter is pretty… “apocalyptic” – and I love stuff like that.

It’s got the right synth to guitar ratio, and the drums hold the whole thing together like a good dollop of Titebond III (woodworker’s joke there).

The vocals reminded me of a lot of Christian “new wave” music I was listening to in the late ’80s. That’s neither a criticism or a commendation. ‘Tis what ’tis, I guess. 🙂

Good job, good sir – a fine collaborative effort!

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Tommy Apocalypse (reggae, ska, rocksteady)
Mt. Sanity (synthwave, '80s style synthpop)
Lord of Admixture (heavy guitar-driven punk/post punk)
The Self-Imposed Limitations Orchestra (experimental instrumental music)
...and several more, as well as some solo work

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