Frederick Serafim

Anthemic guitar/synth rocker with pensive verses depicting evolving generational challenges.

Similar words have been sung before but it's a powerful enough sentiment, well worth rephrasing with a new twist, that warranted this guitar and keys rocker.

Haunting chorus and bittersweet verses convey the tragedy of young love destroyed by terrorism in Mumbai India.

Retro folk rocker regarding a chapter out of psychiatry's checkered history, influenced by The Band's Lowrey organ, lead guitar harmonic squawks and piano instrumentation.

Guitar and synth rock regarding two of history's most prominent, corruptive and often intertwined repeating themes.

Environmental folk rock tune featuring strong vocal melodies, expressive lead guitars and actual wolf howls as an effective component of the harmony vocals.

A rock symphonic chorus/theme, pretty verse harmonies and a lush jazz guitar instrumental bridge convey our ride through the decades.

Sweet lullaby waltz recorded for my wife during a time when I couldn't sing and thought I might die. As a little girl she had to go for elocution lessons to learn how to pronounce the 3 "L's" in her name. Weswie's Wuwwaby" :)

Rousing tribute to the early 19th century Canadian firebrand reformer, who for a time was forced into US exile before Britain finally granted responsible democratic government.

Instrumental rock-electronica with some added Strat and synth guitar leads.

Progressive folk tune with rain as a metaphor for early life pain and trauma, written and recorded one drizzly morning in 4 tracks using only my acoustic/electric/synth guitar plus vocal, and drums by Steve James.

Never thought I'd write a cowboy song but then again, I was spending much of my winters in South Padre Texas jamming and performing with country musicians, so this sweet clip-clopping Tex-Mex ballad was inevitable.