Lil Bibby - Water Instrumental

[Verse 1 – Whispered truth, rising tremble]
Six times back from the edge of the ash,
Breathe torn open like a prophecy crash.
Lips still blue but the pulse won’t quit—
Spirit fighting shadows that never fit.

Needles of light in a fentanyl fog,
Called your name through the bloodstream smog.
Every jolt, a siren scream,
Woke you up from a dying dream.

[Chorus – Slow chant, layered echoes]
This ain’t revival—it’s resurrection.
Six shocks deep into disconnection.
The body cries, the soul replies,
But still you rise, still you rise…

[Verse 2 – Spoken like a letter to the soul]
Narcan’s not a cure, it’s a clock reset.
Six turns back, but the reaper’s not done yet.
It ain’t chemo, no slow burn death,
It’s lightning, screaming through your breath.

Each jab says: “Live,” but louder this time.
Each pulse a poem from the edge of the line.
You’re not weak—you’re surviving a war
With demons in your bloodstream, locked in a drawer.

[Bridge – Echoes with soft harmonics, truth spoken raw]
You were never meant to need it this much.
But here we are—every dose, a hush.
A hush that says: Stay. Come back. One more day.
You’re not the shame, you’re the spark they can’t fray.

[Final Chorus – Climax with heartbeat rise]
Six times back, and still not gone,
You’re the storm whisperer, the midnight song.
Wounds don’t define you—the rising does.
You’re not the overdose—you’re the cause that was.

This is not a redemption arc—it’s a resurrection cry. “Six Times Back” is the whispered truth of surviving overdose, Narcan’s violent mercy, and the thunderous silence of choosing life when everything’s turned to ash. A song for the ones who wake up gasping, haunted and holy. Electro-spoken verses, heartbeat harmonics, and poetic fire stitched with scars. You’re not your relapse—you’re the reason the storm pauses.

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Six Times Back

Lloyd Banks - Start It Up (Official Instrumental)

The Coast

Want It To Be

Want It To Be ft French Montana & Chinx (Prod. By Harry Fraud)

Electronic Dream (Deluxe Edition)

Free Spirit

Not Afraid to Die

For Professional Use Only 2

Ghost Story

The Last Instrumental

California Vibing

Lily by @nevermorer & @klimeks 

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Yedgar - Life Cycle E.P.
TERR077

Canadian native Yedgar appears on Terrorhythm for an extended outing, after featuring on Plastician's Wavepool 2 and 3 albums successively.

Life Cycle is a selection of tracks which sit neatly in the gaps between Wave and Grime, in a time where the sound of Wave is pushing ever closer to a mainstage audience as it infiltrates pockets of the EDM community. Yedgar navigates soundsets that lean on influences from OG wave artists like Sorsari, whilst perhaps unknowingly also paying homage to the sounds of artists like MSSINGNO across the 5 tracks, which hover around 140 bpm - a tempo that has been synonymous with the Terrorhythm label, but perhaps less so in our outings within the Wave genre. With the influences from Sorsari in the mix, it's extra exciting for us to offer up a collaboration between Yedgar and Sorsari to open up the E.P. on "Mythic" before winding our way through 4 more tracks which explore an increasing energy and clever use of vocal hooks.

Yedgar - The Time Has Come

Not Afraid to Die

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