Atonal Funk Rules - Maycown Reichembach

Hi folks!

In this column I will show you the structure of the song called "Atonal Funk Rules that belongs to my new album" Way From Home ".
It contains basically three parts, the first is funk / rock on the key of Am, then a more Latin part where I made several II V I and some substitutions of chords and finally the atonal part. Atonal refers to that part has no tonal axis, that is, the notes move through an indefinite harmonic series, no note will exercise attraction on any other sound of that series, not to be confused with Dodecafonismo that does have a harmonic series.
The result is a very particular sonority, and very little used in popular music divided to its complexity, even more so if we think of the rhythmic part that was written to cause the same expression.
P / D: the drummer of this musical work is the multi-awarded drummer Simon Phillips (Toto, Jeff Beck, Hiromi), Caio Slonzo who played with Herbie Hancook and Alejandro Grinschpun
Namaste!

Chacarera Symphonic Fusion - Maycown Reichembach

Hello friends in this lesson I bring you "Mate Dulce", which is the number 4 movement of my Suite "Awakening The Spirit" where I mix the Chacarera with Jazz / Rock. With a jazzy harmony and the traditional rhythm of the Chacarera, I mix elements of various styles with modal (lydian) intent. 
You will be able to listen in the video: 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-l3OwP-jLU 

you will be able to hear many counterpoints between various instruments of the orchestra and harmonic "supports", that consequently generates other chords and investments. From compas 93 I use the technique of "Two hands" on pentas, generating a very interesting pianistic effect and little used in this type of music. Hope you like. Any questions can write to me maycown@gmail.com

Chiflado - Maycown Reichembach

Hey folks! this is a third song from my Suite"Awakening The Spirit" called "Chiflado", is a Mix of Tango and Jazz/rock. I used a traditional Piazzolla´s tango style with some new composing skills. You can view in this video: 

Remember that is very important use a "interpretation" because the "Tango" is a Argentinian music played with much passion and feeling. Enjoy it!