Jaded Shadow

Jaded Shadow (feat. Cody Darr)

It's been a really busy time, and it's been hard to finish this track, but finally it's completed. Hope you enjoy :)

Bandcamp high quality .wav: https://propulsiondrive.bandcamp.com/track/do-androids-feel

Spotify and other streaming platforms: https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/propulsiondrive/do-androids-feel

Thanks for listening :)

Do Androids Feel

Habeas Porpoise

Devil's Treadmill

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Decompression

Darknes Falls

Don't Turn Around

Crimson sky
Angry tides
Sipping tea
Safe inside
Well-insured
Stowed offshore
Watch them fight
Sip some more

I think I might kill 'em this time
Think I might kill 'em this time
Looking pretty easy
Look you know it's easy

I think I might kill 'em this time
Think I might kill 'em this time
Look you know it's easy
Trust me now it's easy

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Written and produced by Hayley Stewart.
Mastered by Neil Scrivin.

Bunker

Act Casual

"Drive 80’s: Synthwave Escape" is a neon-soaked journey through retro-futuristic cityscapes, inspired by the golden age of 80’s electronic music. Created by Polish producer AURΔ (Krystian Gacek), this album blends lush analog synths, pulsating basslines, dreamy pads, and shimmering arpeggios into a cinematic soundtrack for night drives, glowing skylines, and endless summer nights. Each track tells a story — from high-energy outrun anthems to atmospheric soundscapes — capturing the spirit of synthwave, retrowave, and outrun culture. Perfect for fans of The Midnight, Kavinsky, FM-84, and anyone chasing nostalgia on an open highway. This is more than music — it’s motion, memory, and the magic of neon dreams.

Sleepless in Neon

Neon Ghosts is our little detour into a completely different world – away from the dark realms, diving into a synthetic ocean of neon lights, retro beats, and cyberpunk melancholy. This synthwave–electro–ambient album is a passion project by Raphaela Hartmann, Sascha Häusler, and Thomas Kaiser – all devoted fans of synthwave and cyberpunk culture.

We simply couldn’t resist exploring this genre ourselves – painting glitch-stars across the digital sky and creating soundscapes that feel like neon rain, chrome dreams, and distant cityscapes.

This is just our first step – an experiment, a side project made with love and pure fun.
If you enjoy our little venture and the feedback is positive, we’ll continue building and expanding this journey.

Welcome aboard – the city never sleeps, and neither do we.

Pixel Noir

“Quantum Dots” is a dazzling retro synthwave odyssey where past and future collide in radiant sound. The journey begins with a catchy driving beat wrapped around the shimmering pulse of classic arpeggios from the legendary Roland Jupiter-8, glowing with analog warmth and nostalgia. Each note flickers like tiny bursts of light, evoking the pulsing rhythm of a neon-lit city at night.

As the track evolves, it ascends into a breathtaking climax—a multi-layered neon motion sequence sculpted by the mighty Yamaha Montage M8x. The arpeggios swirl, collide, and refract like particles of pure light, creating a kaleidoscopic soundscape that feels infinite, cinematic, and alive.

“Quantum Dots” is more than music—it’s an illuminated voyage through pixels, particles, and memories, where every beat is a spark and every synth line a stream of glowing energy.

Don't Turn Around

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