Bob Shiby

An explosive fusion of blistering metal riffs and politically-charged rap vocals, "Terms of Servitude" is a high-energy sonic rebellion against corporate overreach and digital enslavement. The track delivers a scathing critique of a world where you're "spawned into the system with a pre-checked box" and your life becomes a hostile acquisition.

With a sound that will resonate with fans of Rage Against the Machine, this is a call to action to "cancel their power, cancel their greed" and unsubscribe from a system you never agreed to join.

Terms of Servitude

This is a deep dive into the collision of creativity and commerce. The track navigates a world of "digital Da Vinci," questioning whether the soul of creation is slipping through the cracks of the NFT gold rush. With a gritty beat and a critical flow, it's a powerful statement on where we place our value.

Digital Canvas - What about the Art?

"Decentralised Dreams" is a high-energy, rhyming anthem celebrating the future of finance through decentralisation. This catchy track blends vibrant beats with empowering lyrics, championing blockchain, crypto, and DeFi as tools for financial freedom. With a nod to peer-to-peer power and smart contracts, it’s a rallying cry for a borderless, transparent economy where the people take control. 

Decentralised Dreams

That feeling when you know all the things you should be doing trying, working hard, being present but all you really want is a moment of pure, unadulterated nothing.

This is the sound of surrender and self-awareness wrapped up in an acoustic shell. A moody, honest, and slightly defiant folk-rock anthem for anyone who needs a mental health day. Turn it up, tune out the pressure, and just sit here for a while.

The acoustic confession builds into a hypnotic, electric haze. It's the sound of finally letting go.

Bollocks to It All

It's a melancholic, driving tune capturing that specific post-uni frustration. It's for anyone who "paid a lot for degrees" and is now "so tired of watching everyone just giving up".

This track blends ethereal, processed vocals with a sharp drum & bass/breaks rhythm, perfectly summing up the feeling that "The UK is killing innovation".

UK Killing Innovation

Big fan of all genres of music and creative tools , I create stuff for me if others like it thats just a bonus.