Darryl Zuber's 10th World

Darryl Zuber's 10th World

Heavy Metal Music | Achieved 5x #1 positions.

80's Metal Instrumental

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380 songs

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The Whiskey Bandits The Whiskey Bandits

A Heavy Metal track by Darryl Zuber's 10th World.

SoundClick artist Darryl Zuber's 10th World presents "The Whiskey Bandits", an outstanding release in the Heavy Metal genre. There is an authenticity to the performance that draws the listener in. Every element feels intentional, resulting in a cohesive heavy metal track that resonates. "The Whiskey Bandits" has peaked at #15 in the Heavy Metal category on SoundClick. Darryl Zuber's 10th World is an independent artist on SoundClick, releasing Heavy Metal music directly to fans worldwide.

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The Purple Dawn The Purple Dawn

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SoundClick artist Darryl Zuber's 10th World presents "The Purple Dawn", an outstanding release in the Heavy Metal genre. The track showcases Darryl Zuber's 10th World's instinct for crafting memorable music. The kind of heavy metal track that draws you in and holds your attention through to the end "The Purple Dawn" has peaked at #12 in the Heavy Metal category on SoundClick. Darryl Zuber's 10th World is an independent artist on SoundClick, releasing Heavy Metal music directly to fans worldwide.

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Echo Mountain-Female Vocals-2 Echo Mountain-Female Vocals-2

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Independent artist Darryl Zuber's 10th World drops "Echo Mountain-Female Vocals-2", a Heavy Metal track on SoundClick. The song establishes its own world and invites the listener to settle in. The kind of heavy metal cut that earns its place in a playlist and stays there. Discover "Echo Mountain-Female Vocals-2" and the rest of the Darryl Zuber's 10th World discography on SoundClick.

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The Search for Yesterday [1] The Search for Yesterday [1]

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"The Search for Yesterday [1]" by Darryl Zuber's 10th World is a Heavy Metal production available on SoundClick. Running at 120 BPM, this is an authentic Heavy Metal production with a distinct character. This track does what good heavy metal does best — it connects. Find more from Darryl Zuber's 10th World on SoundClick, a platform built for independent music discovery.

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The Marshall Men With Vocals The Marshall Men With Vocals

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SoundClick artist Darryl Zuber's 10th World presents "The Marshall Men With Vocals", an outstanding release in the Heavy Metal genre. The song is produced at a tempo of 120 BPM. A solid entry in the heavy metal space, crafted with care and intention. "The Marshall Men With Vocals" has peaked at number 3 on the SoundClick Heavy Metal chart. SoundClick gives artists like Darryl Zuber's 10th World a platform to share original Heavy Metal music with listeners around the world.

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Hi, It's me Darryl Zuber, This is my Electric Metal Instrumental music page.

Band/artist history

I started playing drums in 1962, I switched over to Guitar in 1972 .

Here's a little insight on how I write songs these day .

First how I started off writing songs.

I was still playing drums back then but I was already board not being able to play melodies on drums , that was 1970 .

That summer I bought a Yamaha acoustic for $ 15.00 .

I already knew 3 cords , D, C, and G and I was plunking around on some ideas and figuring out some other cords when I broke the high E string and had to wait for some money to get a new one.

Writing that very first song I had the idea in my head for about a week but couldn't do anything about it because of the broken string .

I would try to remember it by singing it to myself in my head .

So I got the new string and wrote the song .

The method of remembering the idea lasted until around 1974 .

In 1974 I bought a little piece of shit cassette recorder from a pawn shop on J street down around 8th or 9th . I would record the basic guitar track all the way through then jam along with it .That's how I remembered my songs. I did that until 2001 when I got a computer that would record audio .

This is the way I do it now, I have no idea what I'm going to write until I sit down in front of my computer and I have the project open , named and saved.

Then I start riffing or strumming some ideas . Before I record the first guitar part I write drums and bass. Then I record the guitar parts . I then move on to the next section and do the same thing . While listening back I will here something I want to change so I will insert a measure or delete a measure .

In 1972 I switched over to guitar. My drum programming skills came from drum lessons my Dad made me take in 1968 . I'm glad I took those lessons .

Your musical influences

Jimi Hendrix, Lesley West , Jimmy Page , Brian May , Michael Schenker and

George Lynch .

What equipment do you use?

50-watt EVH 5150 III , 4X12 cab with two 25 watt greenbacks, two Vin 30's .

1993 Ibanez RG-770-DX-VM , 1979 Dean Flying V ,

2013 Dean Caddy and 2015 Les Paul

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