‘End Credits’ is a mellow, lo-fi indie-rock meditation on the aftermath of a relationship, tiptoeing between resolve and insecurity - between looking back and looking forward - in the process of moving on.

The track was engineered, produced, mixed and mastered by Ann-Marie Campbell Whiley, who is based between London, UK and Philadelphia, USA.

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END CREDITS - LYRICS

Rolling in to perfect view
The sun has set on me and you
And I know there’s nothing left to say now
I’d be happy, I’d be happy if I found my peace now 
Do I laugh or do I cry my eyes out?
Them out, them out

I’d be happy, I’d be happy if I found my peace now 

I’m flying high on broken heart
Mind’s on the run
Horizons wide, outstretched, open
‘Cause you know I won’t stop hoping
Yes I hope that I’ll be done with your love
Your love

And I know that there’s nothing left to say now
I’d be happy, I’d be happy if I found some peace now
Do I laugh or should I cry my eyes out?
My eyes out

I won’t cry a river
Maybe a puddle on the floor
I’m crying with laughter
(Was I not good enough?)
Because I don’t need you anymore
(Was I not good enough?)
I’m not holding back but
(Was I not good enough?)
These tears just refuse to fall on the floor
(Was I not good enough for you?)
I’m crying with laughter
(Good enough for you)
Because I don’t need you anymore
I won’t cry a river
Maybe a puddle on the floor
I’m crying with laughter
Because I don’t need you anymore
I won’t cry a river

End Credits

Brought together by what they maintain was a paranormal event, Aether Speaker make dreamlike music that taps into liminal spaces. With hypnotic guitar riffs, ethereal vocals, and atmospheric production, allow Aether Speaker’s music to put you under a spell.

Their first two singles, "Count the Lines" and "That's For The Nosebleed", were produced by Jim Wallis, drummer of dream pop supergroup Still Corners and curator-presenter of the BBC's Ambient Americana playlist.

Their latest single, "End Credits", was produced by Ann-Marie Campbell Whiley.