“Harmony We Can Hear” celebrates the universal power of music to bring people together. Beyond borders, languages, cultures, and generations, music speaks a language everyone can understand.
Through shared rhythms, melodies, and emotions, strangers become connected, differences fade, and a sense of belonging emerges. The song reminds us that no matter how different our stories may be, music has the beautiful ability to unite us in one universal harmony.
Official Music Videos by Tibberius Music Factory TMF
Back In Town
"He came back with a heart full of vibes
Bringing back the hope of former times
You can hear the joy of the past in his lines
He is back in town"
Under The Rainbow Tree
"Dancing under the rainbow
Dancing into the free
Laughing like we’d stay that way forever Just you and me
Living under the rainbow
Thought that’s where we would be
But the colors faded
You kept going
Left me under the tree"
Universe in my Hand
Universe in My Hand explores the extraordinary hidden within the ordinary. A glance, a thought, a passing stranger, a choice not yet made — each moment may contain more possibilities than we can see.
Moving between the intimate and the infinite, the song plays with the idea that entire worlds can exist within the smallest details of our lives. Familiar streets become unknown paths, everyday moments open unexpected doors, and every decision might lead somewhere entirely new.
Is the universe something that surrounds us — or something we carry within ourselves? Perhaps both.
Universe in My Hand is a song about curiosity, possibility and the quiet wonder of discovering how vast life can become when we look a little closer.
Back in Town
A seven-minute journey through the songs on the album *Back in Town*, featuring clips from the respective music videos.
Don't Get Afraid
Don’t get afraid for all we need to say.
I’m feeling ready to love you all the way.
Every truth, every tear, every hidden place.
Don’t get afraid for all we need to say.
A Galactical Journey
A 24-minute journey to all origins, through space and time. A modern space opera to lose yourself in and dream about.
Break the Chains
Be free - Break the chains. Feel the life running through your veins. Breathe deep, say my name. I’m not my yesterday, I’m not my shame. Be free - Break the chains.
Common Heart
Different faces, different streets, different prayers before we sleep. Different stories, different scars, same small wish inside our arms.
But this common heart keeps beating in us all.
Edge of the Galaxy
The song “Edge of the Galaxy” tells a story of separation and longing from two perspectives—that of an astronaut and that of his wife. "On the edge of the galaxy I chase the stars. But dream of you."
Back to Life
When she’s dancing she’s back to life. Every spin shakes off another goodbye. Hands up high, she remembers her light. Heartbeats falling back into time.
Giants in the Tide
Giants in the tide - rising, falling, here. Then gone from view. Waves on the sea keep turning. But old as the moon I keep on changing every time they move.
Golden Horizon
Golden horizon - endless and wide. Taste of the sun, feel it inside.
Every moment's a wave we can ride. Golden horizon - nowhere to hide.
Last Mission Before Dawn
A spy story about manipulation and deception.
"If this is how it ends I won’t beg, I won’t bend. But I still want one more ordinary morning"
Bring 'em Through
Family ain’t a word, it’s a state of mind. One table, one beat, perfect in time. So if you pull up, make it bigger than you. ’Cause family only grows when we all come through.
Bring 'em Through
(Rap-Opera)
The rap opera version—from the streets to the opera house. A crossover of a special kind.
Universal Jam
(Irish Folk)
“Universal Jam” in a folk version featuring expressive dance and images from Ireland. A version that invites you to dance along and dream.
Universal Jam
(1970s Disco)
The journey of the song “Universal Jam” takes us back to the disco era of the 1970s, with roller skates, disco balls, and funky beats.
Universal Jam
(2010s Rock)
In this version, the song “Universal Jam” takes us back to the rock highlights of the 2010s.