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Well here we are again. We find ourselves in another episode of that sit-com life of mine that as I always say I can’t seem to get cancelled. In this week’s episode here in series 45 we find our hero (me) living in a state of what I can only described as “Weaponized Surrender”. For the full liner note for this song please visit the song's official HearThis page at, https://hearthis.at/jfrocks-jeff...

For the full liner note story around this track please visit the song's official HearThis page at, https://hearthis.at/jfrocks-jeff-fiorentino/one-more-time-to-kill-the-pain/ "One more time to kill the pain" Composed, arranged, & performed by Jeff Fiorentino (ASCAP) Performance notes: Jeff Fiorentino - All Guitars Jeff Fiorentino - Bass Jeff Fiorentino - Drums Copyright © 2020 JFRocks Music Publis...

Cheers!!!! I hope everyone's having a great summer! I hope you guys and gals enjoy this EPIC surf guitar soundscape aptly called "Greetings from Maui". I say aptly because by the time you hear this song, I'll be in Maui, both for a recording gig and some fun in the sun with friends I have there, some of which I haven't seen in many years. My trip of course beyond work will include some surfing, of...

For the full liner note story please visit this song's official HearThis page at, https://hearthis.at/jfrocks-jeff-fiorentino/sonic-groom/ ______________________________________ "Sonic groom" Composed, arranged, & performed by Jeff Fiorentino (ASCAP) Performance notes: Jeff Fiorentino - All Guitars Jeff Fiorentino - Bass Jeff Fiorentino - Drums Copyright © 2008-2020 JFRocks Music Publishing, Holly...

“Once upon a time in la la land” Enjoy, and as always….. CRANK IT UP!!!! Way up for this one folks, and a good set of headphones is highly recommended as well... For the full liner note story behind this track visit the song's official HearThis page at https://hearthis.at/jfrocks-jeff-fiorentino/once-upon-a-time-in-la-la-land/ ______________________________________ "Once upon a time in la la land"...

For the full liner note and story behind the title please my official HearThis page for this song at, https://hearthis.at/jfrocks-jeff-fiorentino/one-day-bad-girl/ _____________________________________ "One day bad-girl" Composed, arranged, & performed by Jeff Fiorentino (ASCAP) Performance notes: Jeff Fiorentino - All Guitars Mick Simms - Bass Jeff Fiorentino - Drums Copyright © 2020 JFRocks Musi...

This song is me going back to my roots a bit. Some classic Led Zeppelin style blues/rock. The title of this song “A somewhat forgotten picture of true completeness” is actually very important to me. It’s a phrase that stems back to my early childhood which recently came into the present with a bang and reminded me of something I failed to remember. It reminded me “who I was”. For the full liner no...

This is a second take version of my 2019 release "A girl named Puff". We've redone some of the riffing and remixed the song in this remake of sorts which was done for a documentary I'm a part of right now. I should point out that I didn't do a liner note for the original version in June of 2019. I have to laugh because I caught a ton of flak for the song title. Mostly from mom’s on the boards who...

This rather sweet sounding song is called “I want to Kill Jeff Fiorentino”. I know it’s a little ironic based on the music but I do that from time to time. I think the story behind the title will clear up the irony confusion for you, and I think the cover-art will make sense as well. First off for any new fans there have been many people over the years that have wanted to metaphorically “kill me”....

______________________________________ "Famous by 3" Composed, arranged, & performed by Jeff Fiorentino (ASCAP) Performance notes: Jeff Fiorentino - All guitars Mick Simms - Bass Jeff Fiorentino - Drums Copyright © 2020 JFRocks Music Publishing, Hollywood CA - Unauthorized use is prohibited! **All Jeff Fiorentino and JFRocks song materials are produced for film and television licensing and are reg...

This is "Smashing some pumpkins". The song is of course very Smashing Pumpkins inspired in basic sound and vibe. I think the title is probably pretty self-explanatory, but there is of course a story. I've been listening to a lot of older stuff lately and the Smashing Pumpkins are on my list. I have this demo version of their song "Drown" which I really like. It has a vibe to it, but all of their s...

Over the past few years my career has taken some strange turns. For example this releasing songs to the internet which I catch a little flak for from some of my peers is supposed to be for fun, and so I can continue teaching on some level by answering questions about the songs etc. I'm technically not supposed to have a forward facing career in the first place. I have a contract with Warner that l...

With my song titles there's always speculation on the subscriber guitar boards out there. Fact is I enjoy reading it, it's way off the mark usually but still entertaining as I drink my morning coffee. At the end of the day the song's title "Soulmate-gate" means what you want it to mean when paired with the cover-art. Hint to the speculators, the cover-art is important with this one. But you all kn...

"Carbon" is what I like to call an epic guitar rocker. This track has a mix of neo-classical, Hard Rock, and an infectious chorus with a killer almost uplifting melody to it. Originally written and produced in partial form back in 2018, this is a full version, a re-done, re-recorded, re-vamped version that's far superior to its predecessor. This track is well worth blowing some speakers over... (p...

This is "Are you listening" (well, are you?) - This is a total remake of a track I did many years ago back in 2012 for a British filmmaker. I've redone the song in its entirety for a TV project I'm currently a part of. Admittedly I'm getting a little bored with this coronavirus lock-down stuff, but it has afforded me the luxury of working a bit more slowly than usual to produce what I think are so...

"Riding the Scorpio moon" is an epic surf-rock guitar instrumental with many layers to it and a rich classic surfalicious vibe and groove. This song is right out of a 60's drive-in surf flick for sure. The song was produced for a TV commercial ad spot, and I have to laugh because the producers of the ad spot said and I quote "This song will be the sound of summer 2020". I find that endlessly amusi...

This is an epic guitar piece that I put together for an indie-film project I'm currently a part of. This piece is a mix of neo-classical and classic rock with a pinch of alternative especially in its tone. The song starts off almost Pink Floyd in nature but moves into a more hard rock riffing groove. The guitar solo down the middle is built around a riff alteration of the jazzy section that begins...

"Take the bunny and run" is obviously from its cover and title theme a slightly cheeky play off the current Easter theme (time of its release). This song is a total remake of a track I did back in 2017. I always liked the original song, but I thought it could be better. This one, is better in many ways. The drums are enhanced, the solo is cleaner, and the list goes on. That said... this song will...

"The last orange" is quite a ride through the guitar universe. This is a piece I did for a now put on pause TV pilot for FX network. This track has elements of classic hard rock vibe with an Alternative rock meets Surf rock edge in places, cut down the middle with a very abstract Van Halen meets Jeff Fiorentino inspired guitar solo. I think it's definitely worth blowing some speakers over for sure...

"The Earl of Kent" Composed, arranged, & performed by Jeff Fiorentino (ASCAP) Performance notes: Jeff Fiorentino - All Guitars Jeff Fiorentino - Bass Jeff Fiorentino - Drums Copyright © 2020 JFRocks Music Publishing, Hollywood CA - Unauthorized use is prohibited! **All Jeff Fiorentino and JFRocks song materials are produced for film and television licensing and are registered with ASCAP. We reserv...

This track "I like like you" is a total remake of a song I did back in 2016 for the indie-film "Breathe Easy". I always liked the song, but hated the mix and sound of the original version, and I always thought that was what stopped it from being a bigger hit than it was. This track is pure Van Halen influence throughout, but there's a lot of me in it as well, especially with the under-tones happen...

"The end of the beginning" is well.....some Metal basically. This is a straight up 80's Metal guitar rocker with some guitar riffing, some background melody over a semi-melodic bridge, and some searing guitar shredding with a wah and some stereo spin. Not much more I can say about the song itself, it is what it is as they say.. As far as the title goes, and as you all know I usually explain them....

"Happiness is boring" is a song I composed a while back but only just got around to recording. We recorded it for a reality-show TV pilot that I'm currently doing. It's a fun project, and most of the music required for it that I'm doing has either an element of power, or an element of quirky. This song is a bit of both. I won't bother explaining the title on this one, it's pretty straight forward....

"Rubber rose" is an epic hard rock guitar piece I did for a thriller plot-based TV Pilot project that I've been a part of for a while. This track has a lot of tension to it, but it also has a good deal of release, which makes it I think very easy to listen to. Definitely a good set of headphones will serve you well with this one... I know I normally explain the titles in part to avoid the endless...

"Waiting for you" is a late 80's style power pop-ballad of sorts. This is actually a remake of a song I composed for a band here in Los Angeles way back in 2013 that was going to be recorded for Warner Brothers Records. However, they broke up and never used it, so since I retained the publishing rights, and the kind folks at WB said it was okay, I decided I would remake it and re-record it for use...