🎶 Tension Release Protocol (Click Me Again)
by Auditory Ecstasy
Produced by Eagle Bradley Productions LLC | June 2025

🧠💥 Have you aligned your core lately?

This synth-soaked pop gem blends early 80s new wave grooves, tongue-in-cheek lyricism, and a euphoric obsession with spinal adjustment. A pulsing rhythm mirrors the click-pop of vertebrae in motion — and maybe, just maybe, the alignment of something deeper.

💬 Lyrics full of double meanings
🌀 Beats designed to unwind you
⚡ Hooks you’ll want to click again

A satirical love story. A rhythmic spinal fantasy. A new AE protocol.
Press play... and exhale.

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Genre Tags: #SynthPop #NewWave #AltPop #RetroBop #ChiropracticAnthem #AuditoryEcstasy #AE2025
For fans of: strong hooks, smart satire, and accidental spinal romance.

Tension Release Protocol (Click Me Again)

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Gino Di Nunno is a 66 year old guy from Greensburg, Pennsylvania. He can't sing, but since starting writing and recording his songs in 2016, he is improving. He is obsessed with Rock Progressivo Italiano, Orchestral music (Beethoven, Mahler, Shostakovich), Jethro Tull, Mercyful Fate/King Diamond, and Philosopy. Gino started playing guitar in 1976, but two years later he suffered a left-hand accident and lost 3 and 2/3 fingers (He also started dabbling with piano in 2016, though he doesn't consider himself adept he knows enough to make it sound good). He did not start playing again (as a left-hander) until 1980, and with very long practice sessions, he was able to start a band, taking the hard road by writing original material with his brothers and a few vocalists, where they played everything from Punk, Blues, and a mix of Progressive Rock and Metal.

The band of brothers decided to end their music pursuit in the early 90's to catch up with life. Gino decided to give music another try in the early 2000's and didn't start recording and releasing music until 2016, releasing versions of albums on Soundcloud where he had no idea what he was doing; however, each album saw improvement (yes...even his vocals) by learning through trial and error experimentation. 

Gino said the best advice he ever received was when a guy told him, "if you can't sing, make sure your lyrics are good so people will focus on them instead of your singing." Gino writes deep lyrics dealing with life struggles and predicaments, yet always with a bit of hope. He prefers to write small symphonies within a song, with lots of changes, added dynamics, and a breaking away from familiar forms and structures. He realizes he is not unique in breaking new ground, and that aging and long practice sessions has given him (at times) an aching right wrist which has taken away the speed he once had, and even with his spotty vocals his only request is that you dive deep into the songs because he insists something beautiful can be discovered.  (Antonella Gaspari)