Frederick Serafim

Screaming dual lead guitars, sonic "pyrotechnics", and commanding lead vocals on this space fantasy rocker.

Eastern flavoured ballad regarding the many choices people face within the mysteries of this multi-faceted world.

Steely Dan-ish, feel-good jazz/rock vocals with some brash instrumental work portraying a setting of urban civility.

Art-Rock exploration of mystic experience. Omens, deja vu... have we passed this way before?

One of my prettiest ballads first written and recorded in the early 80's, but re-recorded in 2013, regarding the plight of embattled nations and the resultant refugees.

Haunting verses and an upbeat pop chorus, portray a hectic day in the typical 21st century urban setting, and its disparate elements.

I was invited on an all expense paid trip to Memphis for Elvis Week 2012, and this song and video was used to promote the trip. Lots of fanatical devotion from his fans for the earliest rock n roll phenom and arguably the all-time best pop singer.

Ballad with some sweet dual lead guitar work, piano and folk rock flavor. I wrote it many years ago but its enduring relevance prompted me to re-record it more recently.

Strength through love in a turbulent world. Some pretty melodies, instrumentation and lead guitars.

Vocal, acoustic guitar, trombone and flute regarding R.D. Laing's "sane reaction to an insane world".

More than enough love songs have been written but I'm happy with how this one turned out... Lush orchestration and vocal.

Four brief orchestral folk-rock tunes, interspersed by a symphonic heavy metal instrumental and a triumphantly majestic, classical crossover intro, bridge and outro theme.