If you don’t really like music, then you might like these tracks. I’m continually reposting with newer revisions and improvements, usually a day or two after the first post when I sober up and realize my song tracks are not even close to being aligned (thank you wireless headphone latency) and I did not record the greatest song ever after all. I use loopers and a $70 garage sale keyboard for the drums and beats, and some fill, but otherwise everything else you hear is me playing or singing into my phone recorder and then mixing via some free apps. Suggestions, critiques, and requests are more than welcome. Hopefully the sound quality will improve as I continue to figure out this mixing and recording shit, and as my skills improve. I might even ask Santa for a microphone this year (Dad, can you see that he gets the message). It’s supposed to be therapy for BPD, but I’m having so much fun it’s becoming a compulsion and probably detrimental to my mental health. Listening with headphones is highly recommended. Everything was mixed that way, and it sounds better. I also play around with panning, phasing, and other effects that don’t work right and can’t tickle your brain without headphones, yet. The frequency filters can’t heal you unless you wear headphones. Preferably very expensive ones with noise filtering, and sound enhancements. These are by no means professional, polished, or finished. I'm still trying to figure out how to align my tracks and compensate for the delay that my phone has processing sound. 

Iv been here for 4 years on SoundCloud, and iv been cheated on, I am straight and 15 and also depressed, But i would go to hell and back for anyone, And I also play guitar and piano, I'm in my own private hell
 
I see myself as a protector of some sort

♣️🤘🐴
( 1-800- let’s rocknroll 🕊)
“20 Bucks" is out now!

Groovesway is a an independent music and video project, thanks for stopping by!

Northern Sky is a Detroit/London-based collaborative formed in 2021, crafting ethereal music that blends dreamy soundscapes with cinematic depth. Their music strikes a delicate balance between melody, emotion, and magic, influenced by timeless artists like Nick Drake and Norah Jones, as well as modern acts such as Beach House and The National.

At the heart of Northern Sky is Rose White, whose voice, like a soft breeze at twilight, guides the band’s sound with transcendent beauty. Supported by Eric Stajda, Dan Kendall, Steve Baker, and Andrea Di Fiore—who weave intricate layers of guitar, bass, drums, piano, synth, cello, and violin—the band creates soundscapes that are both fragile and infinite.

Northern Sky’s songs are vignettes, like postcards from distant places, carrying echoes of fleeting yet eternal memories. Tracks like "Paper Flowers," "Swimming in the Rain," and "Aurora" explore love, loss, and the bittersweet passage of time. Their music reflects the profound beauty found in life’s quietest moments, drawing inspiration from films that capture the magic in the everyday—Cinema Paradiso, Stolen Kisses, Sleepless Night in Paris, and Before Sunrise.

Northern Sky invites listeners to step into a world where music is not just heard, but felt deeply, offering a soundtrack for introspection, inspiration, and everything in between.

In the vast expanse of the cosmos, Earth, a tiny blue planet on the outskirts of the Milky Way, lies silent, its cities in ruins, its people long gone. As a time traveller and musician, I am drawn to this world, to the echoes of a civilisation that reached for the stars but fell short, consumed by an ambition they could neither control nor fully understand.
Through my music, I seek to capture the essence of this lost era, particularly the turbulent times around 2070, when humanity's fate hung in the balance. Each song is a journey through time, a sonic exploration of the apocalyptic moments when everything changed, guided by the haunting melodies and atmospheric soundscapes that paint a vivid picture of a world on the brink of collapse.
As I wander through the abandoned streets and desolate landscapes, I find inspiration in the remnants of human culture - the unfinished symphonies in empty concert halls, the silence that hangs heavy in recording studios where hit songs were once crafted. The music becomes a conduit for the stories that linger in these spaces, tales of dreams pursued and hopes shattered.
In the rhythms of nature reclaiming the cities, I hear a powerful message - that all things must pass, that even the grandest of human achievements are impermanent. This truth resonates through my compositions, serving as a reminder of our own fragility and the need for humility in the face of the universe's vast mysteries.
Each track  is a warning, a cautionary tale wrapped in sound and emotion. They speak of the paths we may tread if we are not vigilant, the dreams that may crumble if we are not wise. Through music, I forge a connection that transcends time and space, inviting listeners to explore the echoes of a vanished world and heed the lessons hidden within.
Join me on this sonic odyssey through the remnants of Earth's final days, a journey that will leave you questioning our place in the cosmos and the legacy we leave behind. Let the music be your guide as we navigate the ruins of a civilisation that dared to dream big but ultimately succumbed to its own hubris - a fate we must strive to avoid as we venture forth into the unknown.

i make every genre of music dm for collabs

Independent musician, songwriter and producer from Brighton, UK.

www.oliverrobinsonmusic.com

Anthony Simeroth is following