#instrumental guitar

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Did you know, that best way to support an artist is to buy the artist's album, it's equivalent approximately to 10,000 streams

Mika Luoto is 10 albums of fusion rock withe elements of rock, blues, jazz, country, funk and prog.

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10 original guitar instrumentals

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Duffy x Uhlmann, Doubles / 2023

A beautiful album to lose games on chess.com to

[peaceofheartpeacefulmusic]

Romantic Guitar Music Instrumental Acoustic to Relax, Sleep #shorts [#PO...

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(Bill Boethius)

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Marco Angelo - The Hooded Guitarist has released an explosive rendition of Cha.la Head-cha-la (Dragon Ball Z Theme)

August 2023 - Electric guitar has been around for quite some time now. Still, it's hard to beat when it comes to power, nuances, and expression. If you need a reminder of just how great this instrument can be, check out Marco Angelo - The Hooded Guitarist, a fantastic virtuoso of the six strings based in Italy. 

Marco Angelo grew up listening to rock and metal music, but his background is incredibly diverse. He also loves anime themes, so he decided to channel his two passions into a unique endeavor: creating guitar-based renditions of some of his favorite Anime themes! One of his latest creations is a great instrumental rock take on Cha.la Head-cha-la, the famed theme song for Dragon Ball Z. Created by Akira Toryiama, Dragon Ball Z is more than just an anime: it went on to become a true cultural phenomenon, which also attracted audiences beyond the anime fanbase. At the height of its momentum, Dragon Ball Z was a true staple for teenagers, something as given as eating lunch every day or going to school! The theme song, in particular, still resonates with so many people who grew up watching the show. For this reason, Marco Angelo's rendition has somewhat of a nostalgic feel. Listening to this track is a pretty powerful experience, not only on the grounds of the artist's fantastic performance. It is also a nod to a piece of history in the world of anime, making the experience truly special for fans and newcomers alike.

 The original song was composed by Chiho Kiyooka and appeared as the opening theme for the "Dragon Ball Z" anime during its first 199 episodes, becoming forever cemented in the heart of the Dragon Ball saga. On the other hand, Marco's original take on the Dragon Ball Z theme song offers a fascinating experience. This cover represents a sonic journey that captures the excitement of the show while adding a new twist. It takes many years of hard work to get to such a high level of skills on guitar, and Marco Angelo displays his versatility on this track. Not only does he shine as a soloist. He is also an adept rhythm player who knows how to beef up chords and set his tone so that it offers a very vibrant bloom of distortion, without the notes being too buzzy but rather benefiting from the creamy sustain. The rocking aesthetic of the guitar sound is also one of the key elements that make this rendition of the Dragon Ball Z theme so special. In other words, the familiar elements of the original composition are there, but with a fresh layer of distortion and power - an extra layer of hot sauce to spice things up, if you will! Corny cooking metaphors aside, the production choice is really spot on, denoting Marco Angelo's ability to let his rock influences and love of anime collide beautifully.

Creating a metal instrumental guitar cover of an anime theme can be an exciting creative endeavor, but it also comes with its own set of challenges, especially when it comes to capturing the color and spirit of a series as revered as Dragon Ball Z. However, Marco Angelo succeeded in the difficult task of staying true to the spirit of the original while putting his own spin on the song, infusing it with the heaviness and technicality characteristic of instrumental rock.

Find out more about Marco Angelo, and check out Cha.la Head-cha-la, a fantastic rock-inspired guitar version of the iconic Dragon Ball Z theme. The sound of this cover has a modern feel, but it also captures a touch of 80s and 90s nostalgia, which actually fits perfectly with the Dragon Ball Z lore and the series' DNA. Even if you are a rock guitar fan who doesn't know much about anime, this one is still highly recommended. Marco Angelo's skills will resonate with people who enjoy listening to artists such as Joe Satriani and Steve Vai, Steve Morse, Vinnie Moore, and Eric Johnson, only to mention a few.

Find out more about Marco Angelo - The Hooded Guitarist, and check out this release.

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Estas Tonne - Internal Flight (Germany) (2013) (Instrumental Guitar)

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[mikaluotoprojects]

Jazzy guitar song from my acoustic guitar album.

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ESP Guitars Japan: Illuminated ‘Metal Angel’ Guitar (1993)

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Romantic Guitar Music-Best Romantic Guitar Music of All Time, Relief you...