"Edwin’s Requiem (River House)" is a 5-minute 'static-free' tribute to the father of FM, Major Edwin Howard Armstrong. Written by a licensed radio amateur, the track uses AI Neural Synthesis to transform the tragic 1945 FM frequency shift into a modern acoustic experience. It is a high-fidelity narrative following the man who gave us the superheterodyne and the original clear signal. While Major Armstrong’s technical legacy is well-documented, 'Edwin’s Requiem (River House)’ is the first known historical folk ballad to immortalize his tragic end and the 1945 frequency shift, bridging the gap between 20th-century radio pioneers and 21st-century neural synthesis. This work is an independent tribute intended to support the historical mission of the Armstrong Memorial Research Foundation (AMRF) at Columbia University. For more on the Major's surviving technical papers, visit armstrongmemorialfoundation.org (follow me on Spotify, Youtube, FB or Instagram to be updated with my new creations!)more

✌️ Close your eyes, relax and empty your mind, travel with me... 🍀Le4 MD🍀 (don't miss the canvas on Spotify, tell me here what you think about 🤗, and save this song in your playlist, so you can enjoy it as much as you like) PS. NEW works will be published soon, follow me also on FB, Spotify or YT (platforms where I'm more present), and keep an eye on Soundcloud, the SQ (standard/radio quality) releases will be published there too. (nb HQ versions only on streaming platforms) ............................................. edit: Thank You for ALL the kind messages below, it makes me proud and motivated for releasing the next tracks (✨✨as said, there's something in preparation, but... patience and... surprise! ✨✨) Thanks for your support! more

yeah, does it SLAPS? what do you think, need to be more aggressive, or that's good enough!? (it's on Spotify! and not only, so keep it on you fav's playlist and pump up the volume!) edit: I've added my fav's playlist featuring this track, to keep the vibe high (you're welcome to share your thoughts about, and if there's any recommendations, let's add it...) enjoy! https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2goThJkOIJ6bNTuytyHQQL Feel free to share and add to you fav'smore