Music and lyrics by Hook
Recorded at Hip Gun Studio

Lyrics:
Tell me the truth in the next world
Tell me how you feel in the next world
No consequence in the next world
It won't hurt in the next world
 
Towers are glowing in the next world
Rivers are blotting in the next world
The sunrise burns in the next world
It won't hurt in the next world
 
Chorus
I see you
But can't feel you

Tear down the veil for all to see
An operation or reality
For you have invaded me
My home, my country
My enemy
 
Chorus
I see you
But can't feel you
 


Next World (ft. Smatka)

JoJo (Get Out)X Backstage Remix

Kemi Aneke - Before You Go (Produced by @OssieProducer)


Before You Go

Seemingly a catchy folk/pop song in it's opening, it's not long before Addicted turns the genre on its head into some sort of slow-motion Post-RnB chorus dripping with duality between pleasure and addiction. Yellowitz' singer-songwriter style is distinctive in that it is is about pleasure, addiction, queerness, gender and identity.

Addicted

04. Rise Up!

03. Prayer feat. Ivan Ramos

02. Vendetta (Anti ACTA) feat. Shaman

01. Music Is The Powa I feat. Affix Da Goonet

Hailing from the industrial city of Birmingham, Benjamin Yellowitz lives beneath his self-built studio in a warehouse in London with several other artists and a worn out cat. 

 

Yellowitz is no stranger to the stage - singing with honesty upheld by his captivating stage presence and energetic guitar-percussion. A talented multi-instrumentalist, Yellowitz  somehow fuses folk with warm electronica to create a rich feeling that fills the room. 

 

A skilled producer, Yellowitz masterfully blends authentic acoustic sounds with his signature electronic production style, creating powerful sonic worlds in various projects including Of Ghosts And Other Forms, collaborations with Nuage and fellow queer artists like DYVR, as well as live theatre shows with The New Shadow Cabinet. 


Yellowitz has featured on several BBC Introducing Sessions, and has achieved considerable acclaim in the press with BBC Radio describing his performances as “compelling, emotive and energetic.”