Barnum's Lullabye, Violet's Ghost,  Waiting, Died Alone

set 2

Treehouse, Forgotten Sailor, Hourglass, Lullabye 

set 1

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This is a song I wrote about 8 years ago when I wanted to write a song as if it was from God to me. Then I realized it made a great song from me to my daughter. 

Then a couple months ago, realized I was trans, and the song had all new meaning again. Forgive the mix- it’s not exactly right and the keyboard isn’t what I’d have liked, but I hope you enjoy.

Peace Be Still.mp3

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Aloha Sister

Tracks from the upcoming Cobra Patrol album: Mudlarking

Snow In April

sympathique (a pink martini cover)

Treehouse

Died Alone

Metronomic waves on boards
ravelling her tattered chords
unknown days keep streaming by
eyeless sunrise round and high
feel no hunger cold sets in
his burnt and broadly peeling skin

Forgotten Sailor

Waiting

An incandescently brilliant attempt at conjuring Violet's ghost is the last thing he sought to do before the wind, blowing through slalactites and tunnels, turned his conquered soul to red dust, carrying away memories & regrets.
Late nights pining - some stirring of regret - and a cold apathy, gentle as the flit of a beetle's kiss.


Violet's Ghost

Lullabye

Hourglass (A Birthday Dirge)

The beautiful girl on the flying trapeze and the sadness.

Barnum's Lullabye - Trapeze

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Was trying to drop this last week but we finally got everything to come together. My boy Con Rome from Indiana and my dawg Joey P from the city joined me on this epic track from Lil' Durk's "Free Jamell"

Free Myself (Feat. Joey P & Con Rome)

Another new joint I did on Young Dolph's song "Sunshine". Lmk what you think y'all!

Sunshine

Southwestern Ontario's answer to the doldrums - our music!

The Oxford Review are: David Beaman of Springworks.davidbeaman & Elektric Skeptic.

How THE OXFORD REVIEW germinated in the humblest of beginnings...

Long ago there was a frog - rather, a community of frogs, and they infiltrated the dreams of 2 separate but equally terrified children by using their amphbi-magick. Not only that, but when the children awoke, the frogs, through their hypnogogic powers of invisibility, would remain active and tactile whilst causing the children's parents to indicate (with a flourishing removal of the bed covers) that there was nothing there. But they WERE there, and this terror spawned a singular creativity /skewed perception of the physics of fauna for the aforementioned children. 
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