Lunar Sea Coastline is the first step of a new instrumental project built around electric guitar, atmosphere and cinematic restraint. The track represents the discovery of a new, imaginary habitat: a lunar sea, an unseen coastline. The song is very simple, but for me it was important to start from this track, for emotional reasons. Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/3YAXk2LAjc5RXfSIgYieY9?si=DIS5c8MqS0iJFo_JT4xxRg YouTube: https://youtu.be/QnaKyeBB_sE?si=n-S2YVs8ckrf52gs other streaming platforms: https://linktr.ee/jacopo.ramonda

With the help of the long suffering Mrs Ross I managed to record in the daw, get it out in mp3 form, and then stick a wee slideshow on it. Comments/suggestions welcome 😽 https://youtu.be/Jjus8g7P-s4

let's get to know each other. comment below, sharing a photo of your (current fav) guitar, how you got into making instrumental guitar music, and maybe what you do besides making music. I'm happy to have you here 🫶🏼 PS: oh also please feel free to link your music! PPS: there's also an app of Skool btw. which makes keeping up with what's happening in here a little easier.

Hi everyone, happy new year :) I thought I'd start a January release thread as I've seen some juicy guitarwaver releases this month. I had to drop off my bi-weekly schedule because university and work were throwing me off for a moment but I'm finally back. This song marks a milestone for me bc it's the first time I wrote a song in a time-signature completely new to me and managed to finish it to Spotify without months of overthinking. Anyone can guess what time-signature it is? :) https://open.spotify.com/track/6V3MgE6vMi9fITXBm6Hpz2?si=f858c0cc85c74876 It's also the first song where I live-streamed part of the songwriting on TikTok and it was a surprisingly pleasant experience I recommend trying out if you're curious. It felt like writing with a band a little bit because finally I was not sitting alone on my computer but had some social surrounding at least virtually. Might do that more often in the future. Make sure to drop your releases below so @Sebastian Jautschus can add them to his guitarwave playlist (and I started one as well ;) ) Hope everyone's good and looking forward to more active times in this beautiful community!

YouTube added this video to my feed, and I found it such a great documentary that I wanted to share it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTgYxJCBbmA It might also be relevant for @Nathaniel Graham, as it talks a lot about the benefits and challenges of independent labels. And while watching it, a thought immediately came to mind: one day we’ll all meet at a guitarwavers community festival, chatting, connecting, and introducing our music to each other live. One quote from the film really stuck with me: “Don’t build a career, build a community.” 🦦 🎸