My name is marsh and it’s a cloudy april afternoon here in the deep south of inglan, so I thought I’d give this a listen. Climate change only got to melt another 463 icebergs and it’ll be swampy enough round here to go fishing for cats. Praying for deliverance. xxx
I live and hunt in Florida, I was stalked by something out in the swamp one night on my way back to my car. Couldn’t see more than 15ft in any direction. One of the scariest moments of my life.
My grandfather passed in 94. 2 purple hearts from ww2. He used to play the banjo like this for me in the 80's. Thank you for reminding me his kind is still around! ❤❤❤
I listen to a lot of ambient music and background sounds for the table top games I puppet over. This channel found itself into my feed when I started searching for sci-fi ethereal sounds. Curiosity took hold, now I've been working on a complete setting, story, and characters. Because in space, no one can hear you, Ban-jo!
After the warpstone mess back on Ceres, Zeb & I decided to hang low in the tributaries of the Hellas off the grid like. With the lower gravity the crawdads there grow bigger than any back on earth
Have you ever wondered what The Horde would be listening to as it ravaged and conquered the eurasian steppe? Mongolian metal would be my answer!!! It just popped up in my algorithm and I am hooked! So far I’ve listened to The Hu and Hanggai
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy is a truly remarkable book, and outsells Encyclopedia Galatica for two main reasons; one, it is slightly cheaper, and two, it has the phrase, "DON'T PANIC", inscribed in large, friendly letters on the cover.
@@russellharding3371 I hope they are self-employed or rich! lol Probably just waiting for the Vogons to show up and then hopefully hitch a ride, maybe?
growin' things wet with mist, drownin' thoughts of the ones who've left, frogs echoin' out in the damp of night, plinkin' in the dark by the jack'olantern's light. Don't get lost, don't sink in, don't stare into the dark without a friend.
That sounds like the beginnings of a great book! It could lead you in so many ways…what are you staring into the darkness alone? What waits there for this person? Is it good or not so good? I’m a Creativity Coach…thanks for the inspiration!
"Don't get lost, don't sink in, don't stare into the dark without a friend." Damn. Haven't read something so striking in a while. I feel as if we've had similar experiences in this strange world. Thank you.
They say there's gold buried somewhere in this swamp....you ask me there's more valuable things to be had here....things not....guarded by whatever lives here. Stay sharp....and if you think you hear your name being called from the darkness, no you fekking didn't!
Ma n’ Pa alway say they not leavin dis swamp, I alway says I ain’t neither. Them boys out thar may have them space ships n’ them stations over yonder, but dis here our home. My ma n’ pa were born here, I’s was born here, my wife was born just down the marsh, ours kids gon be born here, we ain’t leavin’ no time soon
As always, you've shared with us some very nice music, and I can't thank you enough. The music and the artwork are honestly giving huge Fallout vibes, like you're a new player trying to make your way out of an irradiated swamp.
In the heart of Louisiana, nestled beneath a canopy of ancient cypress trees, lay the haunted swamp of Bayou Noir. Legend whispered of a spectral banjo player whose mournful tunes echoed through the mist-shrouded waters, luring unsuspecting souls to their doom. For generations, the locals avoided the swamp at all costs, knowing its cursed reputation all too well. But one fateful night, Jackson, a young musician with a daring spirit and a love for adventure, decided to defy the warnings and seek out the source of the eerie melodies. Armed with his trusty banjo and fueled by curiosity, Jackson ventured deep into the murky depths of Bayou Noir. The air grew thick with a sense of foreboding as he navigated through the twisting maze of waterlogged trees and tangled vines. As the moon cast an ethereal glow upon the swamp, Jackson's keen ears caught the faint strains of music drifting through the mist. Following the haunting melody, he pushed forward, his heart pounding with anticipation. Suddenly, he stumbled upon a small clearing, illuminated by the soft glow of fireflies. In the center stood an old wooden shack, its timbers weathered and worn. And there, sitting on the porch, was the spectral figure of a man, his fingers dancing across the strings of a ghostly banjo. Mesmerized by the haunting melody, Jackson approached cautiously, his banjo at the ready. The spectral musician turned to him, his eyes empty sockets filled with an otherworldly light. Without a word, the ghostly figure beckoned Jackson to join him, offering his own banjo as a gesture of camaraderie. Hesitant yet intrigued, Jackson accepted the instrument, his fingers trembling as he plucked the strings. As their duet filled the swamp with a haunting harmony, Jackson felt a strange sense of connection with the spectral musician. But as the night wore on, he began to sense a dark energy emanating from the swamp, a malevolent force that threatened to consume them both. With a sudden jolt of realization, Jackson understood the true nature of the banjo player's curse. Bound to the swamp by his own tragic fate, the ghost sought to ensnare others in his eternal lament, trapping their souls in the murky depths forever. In a desperate bid for freedom, Jackson broke away from the spectral musician, his banjo echoing with a defiant melody that shattered the oppressive silence of the swamp. With each note, he felt the dark energy recede, weakening the ghostly grip that held him captive. As the first light of dawn pierced the veil of mist, Jackson emerged from the haunted swamp, his banjo clutched tightly in his hands. Though he had escaped the clutches of Bayou Noir, the memory of its cursed melody would haunt him forever, a reminder of the dangers that lurked within the shadows of the night.
I've been into the haunted swamp banjo genre for almost forty years. Names like Slick Davachi, Harriet Crawford, and The Likes bring back memories. Then I moved to this dimension to get married, and I was sad that there was no haunted swamp banjo here. Until now! This is pretty damned good haunted swamp banjo!
I got me a pet gator named scrump, found him as a pup caught up in a crawdaddy net, poor feller woulda never seened the mornin if i havent saved him. He thinks im his daddeh now, could squeeze a tear out of the devils eye. He likes to have a listen to this Diddy here and there, when his bones get jangled from a bluster. Hope yall scrumps get a good fixin on relaxin.
Hmm-mm. Walked myself down to the bayou from out East way, trek through all kinda muck and fallout Ain’t nevah been dis far south befoe; met a big ol gatuhclaw down in N’awlins ah called Biggie Claws, buncha da townsfolk wanted hang ‘im cause he was one a dem smart ones So ah used mah silvuh tongued wiles ta convince em to let Biggie go, we been best friends evuh since Ain’t nevuh met a muddafucka dat mean, dat green, or dat smart befoe in mah life, but he done good by me an so I do good by ‘im, dat’s da code a da swampfolk Onleh downside is, ah likes me some gatuh every now an den, so it makes thins awkwuhd when me an Biggie have dinnuh
I wish my tinnitus was cool like that, mine just sounds like a tiny man standing on my shoulder screeching "eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!" into my left ear without taking any time off to breathe. Dunno what scene that's supposed to inspire...
My tinnitus and hearing loss caused by a 107.5 fever decades ago is masked by bluetoothing through my hearing aids all day. Music of all sorts helps me keep my sanity. I’m also grateful that I live in a log cabin under the giant Redwoods, very quiet up here, even with my hearing issues i can hear/feel the waves pounding on the beach below this ridge top cabin. ⛰🌲👨🌾🇺🇸❤️
@@Marnexyz I have had it since I turned 30 in 1976. I was playing loud rock and roll music for a living. I couldn't give it up, I just started going back to the smaller clubs where you didn't have to play so loud. Haven't played a club since 1998, still, the tinnitus is getting louder. Crickets from my childhood for me.
Just sat here and sketched a picture of a man-gator type creature emerging from the shadows of a dark swamp forest. As I listened and as I drew I think a came up with this weekend's D&D adventure for my players. "He out'der in dem trees, jus'a stalkin'. Jus' oudda sight! I see'nt mah'se'f! 'Mergin' from da shadows, moonlight jus'a glintin' off'is scaley hide... You don' go in them swamps an' trees! Not ay-lone you don'! Not a' night you don'! You mark mah wuurds, Gatuh'Head, he out'der!"
Perfect! I got 2 new bolt carriers coming in. 2 need to be cleaned... *saving this*... Perfect timing!... This helps me concentrate and relax at the same time. Nice 😊🤙🏽
Ive kept getting this in recommendations for weeks and finally decided to listen to it. Its much better than i expected it to be. Its like some kinda Bela Fleck project. Very relaxing stuff.
My guy, you're uploading these bangers so frequently that I'm running out of ways to compliment you! It's funny that you mentioned another video game in the description because I was going to say how this actually reminds me of the ambience of Saint Denis and the bayous of Lemoyne in Red Dead Redemption 2. I'm a sucker for anything with a Southern Gothic vibe, really, so I love this a lot. I'm too shy to directly request something from you, but if you ever do a desert themed ambience or anything at all based on the American Southwest, I will die from happiness. (Dare I say... a space cowboy? Although now I'm just imagining an astronaut with a Stetson perched precariously on top of his helmet, haha.)
So I ended up reading this last week, but I was out and about and didn't have time to respond. This comment is why my latest video is Space Western Cowboy. So thank you for your awesome contribution🙏
@@SpaceBanjoMusic you've inspired me to pick up my banjo and make more soundscape types of things... thank you so much for the inspiration. I can't tell you how much I appreciate it.
DO IT. Get a reasonably cheap but decent banjo like a Deering Goodtime 2, and get a book (Art Rosenbaum had several out there). After a year or two, start going to festivals and jamming with people. You won't believe how much you will get out of this, trust me.
This has some amazing atmosphere! Banjo can have a very creepy tone to it, especially if it sounds really low-fidelity or sounds like it's far away. If you make another one of these, definitely do that.
So fun fact that happened last night - I was playing Valheim with my boyfriend over Discord and had listened to a soundbite before this, thinking RUclips would just stop itself. WELL. Instead, it switched to this, and me thinking it was music in Valheim since it's been a while since I've played, I was like "This banjo music SLAPS" and my boyfriend just kind of agreed with me with confusion. Took me way too long to realize it was not in fact coming from Valheim. Anyway... this banjo music SLAPS.
Folk passin through often wonder how I can stay out here, not knowing what's lurkin around the swamp. Ah tellem: iffins ya stay in the swamp long enough, you know her, and she knows you, and the only thing strange is whatever lies outside the swamp. And after a while.......who can really say just how long or not one's been in here?........ maybe I was always here?.......
This music is like: "It was Tuesday when I rode into town. Gave away my shirt at the last blackjack game. Horse died; shot by a relative. Ain't never seen so much blood. 'Cept when I shot a man the night before."
I just listened to this on Spotify last night but I wanted to visit your RUclips to give a thumbs up and comment my support. Thanks for making such cool music!
*it was strange, being home again. New Lwizyàn is the terraformed moon of a dead planet called Quintin IV. It had its cities of course, including a recreation of the famous New Orleans called La Nouvelle-Orléans. But I wasn't from there. I grew up in the bayou, among the folks just trying to make a living along the terraformed lakes and rivers of the man-made marshes. I left that life as soon as I could, went to school in Orleans, then I joined the Imperial Navy. I've been to all kinds of planets, moons, stations, asteroids, you name it. I've met alot of different people, both in the service and out of it. Never been to the Imperial Core, to Earth or Mars or any planet like that, just out in the colonies and frontier. Fought my fair share of human enemies: rebels, pirates, etc. Aliens too, the kind so strange and foreign that they make the things I saw in the bayou as a child seem tame by comparison. Now I was back, not as a visitor or someone returning home, but as someone in the service doing a job. A rebellion has broken out here, and our job is to make sure nobody gets the rebels any reinforcements and to keep the troops down below supplied. I sit in my bunk, writing in my diary, and all I can think about are the fond memories of long summer nights with my family. We'd sit around in a clearing near our cabin and Dad would play the banjo and sing songs. It was good times.*
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Never thought I'd be into Haunted swamp Banjo music genre
well to be honest, I never thought I end up making something like this
Right? :D Me too
@@SpaceBanjoMusic It's perfect
My name is marsh and it’s a cloudy april afternoon here in the deep south of inglan, so I thought I’d give this a listen. Climate change only got to melt another 463 icebergs and it’ll be swampy enough round here to go fishing for cats. Praying for deliverance. xxx
@@geoffreymarsh6465 Have a succesfull fishing Marsh!
I live and hunt in Florida, I was stalked by something out in the swamp one night on my way back to my car. Couldn’t see more than 15ft in any direction. One of the scariest moments of my life.
It was hillbillies or a big foot
Where about? I'm out in green swamp and richloam isn't too far.
The swamp is alive my friend…
My uncle saw a swamp man out there...a troll....
Skunk ape
Loving these newer vids just as much as the older vids. There's no better vibe out there to fill the outer wilds shaped hole in my spirit
Happy to hear that! I'm enjoying making them just as much.
Finally youtube is recommending relevant videos
Indeed
good one got past the goalie 🙏
Right?!!
Once you get past the forced news feed of fake news it’s awesome
It took that algorithm over at Pandora a day or two, but it gave me bands I now love.
Steve Martin famously said in his early comedy stand up that there was no way to play a sad banjo song. But there is, by God, a way to play it creepy.
Haha I've seen the video where he says that.
I’ve seen him playing the banjo live, twas awesome
Creepy, mysterious, tranquility... all could be there in banjo
Steve has never heard waiting around to die by the good tonyas
Create your own version
Frogs chorus at his entry, mosquito gives it's daily dues, Crocs and Gators act as sentry, bogman chills and makes his brew
This sounds like the beginning to a Haunted Swamp Banjo rap song. We need a full set of lyrics though. Let's goooooooo!!! 🎶 🪕
@@xbrandi12345x I was thinking more a stoner metal intro but hey why not do different versions.
That sounds bad ass not gonna lie
this is cool
I wanna vape DMT to this
My grandfather passed in 94. 2 purple hearts from ww2. He used to play the banjo like this for me in the 80's. Thank you for reminding me his kind is still around! ❤❤❤
I greatly appreciate your grandfather's service and I'm happy that my banjo pickin made you think of him.🙏
Memories of days spent with Grandparents, cherished forever eh! 👍❤️
Close, mine played violin. Or, for him, more correctly 'the fiddle'.
@@gargoylebcrazy as it may seem, his brother Elomore (aka Horton) played the fiddle. What a beautiful world we live in! ❤❤❤❤❤
Us banjo pickers ain't going nowhere son! To your grandfather's memory! I'll play a song for him today.
I listen to a lot of ambient music and background sounds for the table top games I puppet over. This channel found itself into my feed when I started searching for sci-fi ethereal sounds. Curiosity took hold, now I've been working on a complete setting, story, and characters. Because in space, no one can hear you, Ban-jo!
Ya ban jo
After the warpstone mess back on Ceres, Zeb & I decided to hang low in the tributaries of the Hellas off the grid like. With the lower gravity the crawdads there grow bigger than any back on earth
Me thinking I've listened to it "all" then discovering something i never knew I needed in my life
I know right?
Have you ever wondered what The Horde would be listening to as it ravaged and conquered the eurasian steppe?
Mongolian metal would be my answer!!! It just popped up in my algorithm and I am hooked!
So far I’ve listened to The Hu and Hanggai
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy is a truly remarkable book, and outsells Encyclopedia Galatica for two main reasons; one, it is slightly cheaper, and two, it has the phrase, "DON'T PANIC", inscribed in large, friendly letters on the cover.
Loved that story 😂
"42" Is that your final answer? "Yes! It's the only answer"
@@thaddpresley I know of someone who changed their name to 42 🤣
That is EXACTLY what this sounds like, great pull.
@@russellharding3371 I hope they are self-employed or rich! lol Probably just waiting for the Vogons to show up and then hopefully hitch a ride, maybe?
Haunted is not what I hear. This was truly the first sliver of peace I have found in 2 years.
I see some UT orange on your picture...
Go vols!
May you find more
growin' things wet with mist, drownin' thoughts of the ones who've left, frogs echoin' out in the damp of night, plinkin' in the dark by the jack'olantern's light. Don't get lost, don't sink in, don't stare into the dark without a friend.
That sounds like the beginnings of a great book! It could lead you in so many ways…what are you staring into the darkness alone? What waits there for this person? Is it good or not so good? I’m a Creativity Coach…thanks for the inspiration!
Cool 👍
Sounds like Tom Waits lyrics💚
"Don't get lost, don't sink in, don't stare into the dark without a friend."
Damn. Haven't read something so striking in a while. I feel as if we've had similar experiences in this strange world. Thank you.
This is rather inspiring. Thank you.
They say there's gold buried somewhere in this swamp....you ask me there's more valuable things to be had here....things not....guarded by whatever lives here. Stay sharp....and if you think you hear your name being called from the darkness, no you fekking didn't!
song you would probably like:
Legend of Wooly Swamp by Charlie Daniels
Ma n’ Pa alway say they not leavin dis swamp, I alway says I ain’t neither. Them boys out thar may have them space ships n’ them stations over yonder, but dis here our home. My ma n’ pa were born here, I’s was born here, my wife was born just down the marsh, ours kids gon be born here, we ain’t leavin’ no time soon
Well I´m just glad your wife was borne down the marsh and not in same household
@@a.k2156 Apparently racism is fine if it's white southerners?
@@rayanderson5797
What even
Wtf you talkin about. @rayanderson5797
@@rayanderson5797 Got nothing to do with racism man, stop reaching. I´m categorically against racism
Being from the bayou, this definitely captures the darkness of that entire area.
Getting some Point Lookout vibes from this, and I love it.
Glad you like, thanks for listening to my music!
My first thought too! Really like it!
@@SpaceBanjoMusic Loved this mate I subscribed!!
Yes! I was looking for the comment that said "Fallout New Orleans" and wanted to say the same thing!
Enjoying the extra bit of theme and flavor in these newer vids!
Happy to hear that! I certainly enjoyed playing my jaw harp for this one.
This really is mysteriously calming
This is what Maude hears from heaven when Harold plays banjo on the cliff. 🪕
My favorite indie film of ALL time.
Thanks, man; you made me smile thru the “chemo fog”, as I call it.
As always, you've shared with us some very nice music, and I can't thank you enough. The music and the artwork are honestly giving huge Fallout vibes, like you're a new player trying to make your way out of an irradiated swamp.
In the heart of Louisiana, nestled beneath a canopy of ancient cypress trees, lay the haunted swamp of Bayou Noir. Legend whispered of a spectral banjo player whose mournful tunes echoed through the mist-shrouded waters, luring unsuspecting souls to their doom.
For generations, the locals avoided the swamp at all costs, knowing its cursed reputation all too well. But one fateful night, Jackson, a young musician with a daring spirit and a love for adventure, decided to defy the warnings and seek out the source of the eerie melodies.
Armed with his trusty banjo and fueled by curiosity, Jackson ventured deep into the murky depths of Bayou Noir. The air grew thick with a sense of foreboding as he navigated through the twisting maze of waterlogged trees and tangled vines.
As the moon cast an ethereal glow upon the swamp, Jackson's keen ears caught the faint strains of music drifting through the mist. Following the haunting melody, he pushed forward, his heart pounding with anticipation.
Suddenly, he stumbled upon a small clearing, illuminated by the soft glow of fireflies. In the center stood an old wooden shack, its timbers weathered and worn. And there, sitting on the porch, was the spectral figure of a man, his fingers dancing across the strings of a ghostly banjo.
Mesmerized by the haunting melody, Jackson approached cautiously, his banjo at the ready. The spectral musician turned to him, his eyes empty sockets filled with an otherworldly light.
Without a word, the ghostly figure beckoned Jackson to join him, offering his own banjo as a gesture of camaraderie. Hesitant yet intrigued, Jackson accepted the instrument, his fingers trembling as he plucked the strings.
As their duet filled the swamp with a haunting harmony, Jackson felt a strange sense of connection with the spectral musician. But as the night wore on, he began to sense a dark energy emanating from the swamp, a malevolent force that threatened to consume them both.
With a sudden jolt of realization, Jackson understood the true nature of the banjo player's curse. Bound to the swamp by his own tragic fate, the ghost sought to ensnare others in his eternal lament, trapping their souls in the murky depths forever.
In a desperate bid for freedom, Jackson broke away from the spectral musician, his banjo echoing with a defiant melody that shattered the oppressive silence of the swamp. With each note, he felt the dark energy recede, weakening the ghostly grip that held him captive.
As the first light of dawn pierced the veil of mist, Jackson emerged from the haunted swamp, his banjo clutched tightly in his hands. Though he had escaped the clutches of Bayou Noir, the memory of its cursed melody would haunt him forever, a reminder of the dangers that lurked within the shadows of the night.
Deserves more than 2 likes. Good backdrop story but we need a second player to make it complete.
Thanks for that, may it come back by seven and in layered fog
I'm scared 😢
That is cool!!!!! 😊😊😊💀
Ole Bayou Black
I just started a whole ass new BG3 run as a lone ranger style bard cause of your music. Holy hells this is the best
Im in the first act. Just found the girl that was kidnapped by the hag. I just use my ps5 as a Spotify player.😂
Ha this is why I make music. Thanks for listening brother
Like always enjoying the music and letting it resonate through these Texas woods me and the critters are enjoying
Your music are the haunts of comforting poetry.
Interestingly put. I like it :)
Art work made me click. Jams made me stay.
I've been into the haunted swamp banjo genre for almost forty years. Names like Slick Davachi, Harriet Crawford, and The Likes bring back memories. Then I moved to this dimension to get married, and I was sad that there was no haunted swamp banjo here. Until now! This is pretty damned good haunted swamp banjo!
I got me a pet gator named scrump, found him as a pup caught up in a crawdaddy net, poor feller woulda never seened the mornin if i havent saved him. He thinks im his daddeh now, could squeeze a tear out of the devils eye. He likes to have a listen to this Diddy here and there, when his bones get jangled from a bluster. Hope yall scrumps get a good fixin on relaxin.
I seen baby alligator in South Carolina, big swan too. Left little gator in creek by the road. Guess I was walking😢
Hmm-mm. Walked myself down to the bayou from out East way, trek through all kinda muck and fallout
Ain’t nevah been dis far south befoe; met a big ol gatuhclaw down in N’awlins ah called Biggie Claws, buncha da townsfolk wanted hang ‘im cause he was one a dem smart ones
So ah used mah silvuh tongued wiles ta convince em to let Biggie go, we been best friends evuh since
Ain’t nevuh met a muddafucka dat mean, dat green, or dat smart befoe in mah life, but he done good by me an so I do good by ‘im, dat’s da code a da swampfolk
Onleh downside is, ah likes me some gatuh every now an den, so it makes thins awkwuhd when me an Biggie have dinnuh
Man, I love nothing better than atmospheric music that really conjurs up a place.
I'm really loving all you storytellers in the comments! This is a genre I never knew existed and I never knew I needed. Wonderiful work, thank you
Gotta love the storytellers
when people ask me, what music do you like? i say, haunted swamp banjo
I'll have to organize some haunted swamp banjo festivals.
@@SpaceBanjoMusicany of your music released mainstreamed?
great line...need to remember that.
Woah...I didn't even know this was a "genre" but now I'm in love with it.
Very much gives haunted bayou vibes! Perfect for eerie, dark Louisiana voodoo, Cajun, or just in general swamp inspiration!
very gives?
@@NP-ux9xg Oops, somehow missed the "very MUCH gives" lol!
Louisiana has never sounded so scary
😂 I burst out laughing
read the news @ our idiot governor; it's scarier than anything on RUclips
Master P??
You've never been back in bayou country where the sun don't shine and the moon is scared to glow
I have a form of tinnitus that sounds just like crickets and peeping tree frogs. In my head, I'm always in the woods.
Same here.
I wish my tinnitus was cool like that, mine just sounds like a tiny man standing on my shoulder screeching "eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!" into my left ear without taking any time off to breathe.
Dunno what scene that's supposed to inspire...
@@NickBingham01 hell
My tinnitus and hearing loss caused by a 107.5 fever decades ago is masked by bluetoothing through my hearing aids all day. Music of all sorts helps me keep my sanity. I’m also grateful that I live in a log cabin under the giant Redwoods, very quiet up here, even with my hearing issues i can hear/feel the waves pounding on the beach below this ridge top cabin. ⛰🌲👨🌾🇺🇸❤️
@@Marnexyz I have had it since I turned 30 in 1976. I was playing loud rock and roll music for a living. I couldn't give it up, I just started going back to the smaller clubs where you didn't have to play so loud. Haven't played a club since 1998, still, the tinnitus is getting louder. Crickets from my childhood for me.
Just sat here and sketched a picture of a man-gator type creature emerging from the shadows of a dark swamp forest. As I listened and as I drew I think a came up with this weekend's D&D adventure for my players.
"He out'der in dem trees, jus'a stalkin'. Jus' oudda sight! I see'nt mah'se'f! 'Mergin' from da shadows, moonlight jus'a glintin' off'is scaley hide...
You don' go in them swamps an' trees! Not ay-lone you don'! Not a' night you don'! You mark mah wuurds, Gatuh'Head, he out'der!"
Gatuh’ gon get yeh yep I reck’n in bout a houa or two. Dey sneak uponya befoe ya even know Dey dere..
Loop this into a 10hr video.
Would be great to sleep to.
Right that with a black screen to sleep to would be 🔥🙌
RUclips still has a loop toggle, although they’ve hidden it in additional options nowadays.
a genre I didn't know existed - nor did I know I actually need in my life. I need 10 hour blocks of this!
Haha I'm glad to hear you're enjoying it.
Once again, thank you 🙏
And thank you for the continued listens🙏
Perfect!
I got 2 new bolt carriers coming in. 2 need to be cleaned... *saving this*...
Perfect timing!...
This helps me concentrate and relax at the same time.
Nice 😊🤙🏽
Glad to hear that! Thank you for the support.
Ive kept getting this in recommendations for weeks and finally decided to listen to it. Its much better than i expected it to be. Its like some kinda Bela Fleck project.
Very relaxing stuff.
Dang. Just cranking out masterpieces. Thank you for all your hard work.
Ha thank you. I'm glad you're enjoying it KilgoreVoid
I love the thumbnail, he looks like a methane-breathing pilgrim playing a tribute song at Yoda’s house on Dagobah.
Yoda hears banjo music, goes to the window and looks out. "Calming the banjo is, yes, play it well you do."
Hey Babe! New banjo lore just dropped
Time to stare out my window deep in thought
heh!! Perfect. A Coen Bros flick comes to mind.
About the Roman Empire?
My guy, you're uploading these bangers so frequently that I'm running out of ways to compliment you!
It's funny that you mentioned another video game in the description because I was going to say how this actually reminds me of the ambience of Saint Denis and the bayous of Lemoyne in Red Dead Redemption 2. I'm a sucker for anything with a Southern Gothic vibe, really, so I love this a lot.
I'm too shy to directly request something from you, but if you ever do a desert themed ambience or anything at all based on the American Southwest, I will die from happiness. (Dare I say... a space cowboy? Although now I'm just imagining an astronaut with a Stetson perched precariously on top of his helmet, haha.)
So I ended up reading this last week, but I was out and about and didn't have time to respond. This comment is why my latest video is Space Western Cowboy. So thank you for your awesome contribution🙏
@@SpaceBanjoMusicwhat a guy
Creeped me out when I suddenly noticed the mist was animated.
There has always been swamp music but this takes it to another level. Thanks for sharing!
My cats approve. Space Banjo is something you need, and you don't even know it. It finds you when you need it.
I concur...this just found me like, what in the whole of random is going on? Have some of this
So sick. I play banjo, but I've never heard this vibe with the ambience. I love it!
@@GarethMcNicholBriggs Howdy fellow picker! Thank you🙏
@@SpaceBanjoMusic you've inspired me to pick up my banjo and make more soundscape types of things... thank you so much for the inspiration. I can't tell you how much I appreciate it.
I never knew the banjo could sound so amazing, mysterious, melancholy. Love it, helps me get through work.
man this hits the spot. thank you youtube for randomly selecting this as the next video.
This is beautiful . Melancholic and peaceful
The banjo is such a great instrument! What a great idea for a mix! Thanks for sharing. Namaste!
Thank you!🙏
Nah man this is just the music that gets you going on a whole adventure. Terrific!
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There literally is quite everything on RUclips 😅 haunted swamp banjo? How freaking awesome. Thats the most random shit ive ever seen
By "Space Banjo" to top off the randomness.
😂I bet you're alot of fun,enjoy the day
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I listen to this when I'm playing the Point Lookout dlc from Fallout 3. It's perfect.
"What kind of music do you like?" "It's complicated."
I can listen to this video for hours. It’s so relaxing that’s awesome.
Happy to hear that. Thanks for listening.
I might name my first born Haunted Swamp Banjo. That's pretty damn catchy and fun to say.
This is enchanting. I love it. I dig the art too.
Thank you!
This makes me want to learn banjo and sit on my porch at night while all my neighbors sleep.
Playing banjo alone at night outdoors is magical. I highly recommend it
@@SpaceBanjoMusicespecially while watching your neighbors sleep through their bedroom window.
@@Jesus_is_LORD444 sick. love it.
In a space suit. Just to make 'em wonder.
DO IT. Get a reasonably cheap but decent banjo like a Deering Goodtime 2, and get a book (Art Rosenbaum had several out there). After a year or two, start going to festivals and jamming with people. You won't believe how much you will get out of this, trust me.
Another smash hit. Cheers 🖤🖤🖤
Thank you 🙏Cheers!
No clue why this was among my suggested videos, but very, very, very glad it was.
This has some amazing atmosphere! Banjo can have a very creepy tone to it, especially if it sounds really low-fidelity or sounds like it's far away. If you make another one of these, definitely do that.
Thank you! I'll do my best.👍
I’m picturing Pedro Pascal under the helmet. This was very calming to me. Also the mouth harp thrown in. Saved to my sleep playlist.
Thank you for this!! Beautiful ambience the expertly played banjo along with the eerie swamp sounds really calms the soul 🔥❤💫
Thank you for your kind words. Glad you enjoyed it.🙏
I love that picture. It reminds me of Steve Bissette and John Totleben's art on Alan Moore's Swamp Thing comics.
Me too. Would love to know the source artist.
@@sylvanechoes Probably AI
@@sylvanechoes It's AI, look at the flag and the banjo strings. Kinda lazy
It reminds me of one of the stories in the 80’s movie “Heavy Metal”. It had soldiers/airmen reanimated in this style 🧟♂️
Falling asleep. This is beautiful !
So fun fact that happened last night - I was playing Valheim with my boyfriend over Discord and had listened to a soundbite before this, thinking RUclips would just stop itself. WELL. Instead, it switched to this, and me thinking it was music in Valheim since it's been a while since I've played, I was like "This banjo music SLAPS" and my boyfriend just kind of agreed with me with confusion. Took me way too long to realize it was not in fact coming from Valheim.
Anyway... this banjo music SLAPS.
Fascinating to see how music is evolving alongside the growth of the internet. This is great!
Hell yeah respect to the Banjo!
I love this track. It's great ambient music for when I'm working on something.
Glad to hear that! Thank you for listening!
❤❤❤ so glad for the uploads. I'd like to know how it's made!
I live in the swamps of east tennessee... With the cicadas go and out there doing that thing this music feels just right
I had to look up the swamps in east TN. I grew up in the tri cities, far northeast TN before you get to the mountains. East TN is a gem.
@SpaceBanjoMusic I live down here at the base of the smoky mountains where they turn into the blue ridges.
Where we ad distortion to bluegrass
@@SpaceBanjoMusicPigeon Forge!
Folk passin through often wonder how I can stay out here, not knowing what's lurkin around the swamp. Ah tellem: iffins ya stay in the swamp long enough, you know her, and she knows you, and the only thing strange is whatever lies outside the swamp.
And after a while.......who can really say just how long or not one's been in here?........ maybe I was always here?.......
I usually have horrendous nightmares, I've been falling asleep to this and having perfect sleep. I love the Ry Cooder vibes
I value sleep so I'm happy to hear that.🙏 I hope your nightmares fade away.
It's a cosy swamp indeed...
I needed music like one that you're creating... thank you! ,, Only beautiful souls can create beauty "
I'm happy you're enjoying it. And thank you for your kind words🙏
That space suit is perfect for by a swamp tho ... Excellent mosquito protection 👌🏻
This would great in a Space Cowboy video game where you are a pioneer and settler of The Nu-Fronteer.
Beware the swamps. There are things older than man and stranger than our minds can handle out there.
These songs are so mesmerizing. Full of mysteries and stories wich have not been told.
I felt safe and home
This music is magical, LOVE YOUUUU FROM SYRIA
Thank you🙏 Much love back to you!
This is actually mysteriously calming...well done, Space Banjo!
After working 7 hours in a heavy metal bar this is exactly what I need. Do I hear a zither?
Once again that music plays and I see you again ❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥
After reading the comments, I believe everyones high.
Hahahaha
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they are
they are
Most of them are.
Can you blame TheM?😂
your music is gr8 fr my camping trips
Fabulous!
Thanks again!
I am digging the hell out of this creepy ass cool music. I just subscribed, thank you!
Ha I'm glad you like it! And thank you for subscribing🙏
Outer Wilds style & preview? Best choice!
I have to say this is the weirdest birthday present I received this year. Thanks RUclips for this recommendation. I think
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"Paddle faster, I hear banjos!"
😅😂
Definitely music to make you ponder life.
I love it!
This music is like: "It was Tuesday when I rode into town. Gave away my shirt at the last blackjack game. Horse died; shot by a relative. Ain't never seen so much blood. 'Cept when I shot a man the night before."
I just listened to this on Spotify last night but I wanted to visit your RUclips to give a thumbs up and comment my support. Thanks for making such cool music!
I appreciate it! Thank you for your kind words!
"Bob, where did you get these gummy bears again?"
This is wonderful listening,thank you.
*it was strange, being home again. New Lwizyàn is the terraformed moon of a dead planet called Quintin IV. It had its cities of course, including a recreation of the famous New Orleans called La Nouvelle-Orléans. But I wasn't from there. I grew up in the bayou, among the folks just trying to make a living along the terraformed lakes and rivers of the man-made marshes. I left that life as soon as I could, went to school in Orleans, then I joined the Imperial Navy. I've been to all kinds of planets, moons, stations, asteroids, you name it. I've met alot of different people, both in the service and out of it. Never been to the Imperial Core, to Earth or Mars or any planet like that, just out in the colonies and frontier. Fought my fair share of human enemies: rebels, pirates, etc. Aliens too, the kind so strange and foreign that they make the things I saw in the bayou as a child seem tame by comparison. Now I was back, not as a visitor or someone returning home, but as someone in the service doing a job. A rebellion has broken out here, and our job is to make sure nobody gets the rebels any reinforcements and to keep the troops down below supplied. I sit in my bunk, writing in my diary, and all I can think about are the fond memories of long summer nights with my family. We'd sit around in a clearing near our cabin and Dad would play the banjo and sing songs. It was good times.*