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Wrap Me In Twilight

The album "Ashes Bloom: Dark vs Light" is a double story told through sound.
The first half — Darkness — carries the weight of broken hearts, shadows, and fading echoes.
The second half — Light — reflects the same emotions in a brighter, more intimate way, like flowers rising from ashes.

Each track exists in duality: one is dramatic, the other is alive. Together, they create a journey through loss, transformation, and rebirth — a mirror of a soul rediscovering itself.

This is not just music. It’s a confession, a haunting dream, and a gentle resurrection.

Ashes Bloom: Dark vs Light

Phantom Skin - Light

Empire Of The Ego

"Blood Moon Jubilee" is the sound of a backwoods revival under a red sky — stomps, claps, and slide guitar rising like fire through the swamp night. The Swamp Tones turn grit into celebration, singing for the lost and the living in a defiant blues stomp. This track is a field holler for the modern day — raw, ecstatic, and unchained.

Blood Moon Jubilee

Lose your body

“She healed me when I couldn’t rest.”

What they say about her song:
“A lullaby for the unseen — where fur, memory and grief become light.”

A cat made of silence.
A brother made of stars.

One pulled poison from the skin.
The other stood in the dark, watching her bleed sound into song.

This is the story of what remains when everyone is gone —
the girl, the scars, the breathless fur still warm at night.

She came with claws but slept like a child.
She vanished with the fox,
and never once asked for more than music and pain.

Now she rests in the gravity of a boy who saw everything.

Together, they orbit the girl who sings.
Together, they remember.
Together, they are the reason she dares to keep breathing.

Luna is with Tom now.

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All music, lyrics, and visual artwork created in collaboration between human artistry and AI technology. © 2025 Mina Mirage – All rights reserved.

Luna Is with Tom Now (Luna, My Healer)

Boots On, Heart Open is an unapologetic fusion of grit and vulnerability. Country soul collides with metal fury and trap fire, turning working-class scars into anthems and quiet heartbreak into battle cries. Every track is built for the ones who keep moving when life knocks them flat — steel-toed, blood-stained, unbroken.

This isn’t background music. This is sweat, dirt, and catharsis with the volume pinned in the red. For the dreamers who grind, the workers who bleed, and the stubborn souls who refuse to die quietly.

Turn it up. Kick the dust off. Leave the heart wide open.

Boots On, Heart Open

Grit & Grief

Booklet: https://eklektikaberlin.com/files/1371804/scenario-2040-booklet.pdf
“Glass Dome” describes life in a future where material needs are met but freedom, intimacy, and meaning have been hollowed out. The narrator wakes in artificial light, eats synthetic food, and receives just enough support to survive, but their existence feels rented and sterile. Screens and VR provide the illusion of escape, yet outside those simulations they feel like “nothing at all.” Neighbours vanish into silence, emotions are commodified, and human warmth has become a currency colder than gold. The chorus captures the paradox at the heart of this world: safety without belonging, freedom in name only. The whispered bridge deepens the unease, as the narrator admits they trade time for digital chains and live countless borrowed lives while feeling utterly alone. The song’s imagery of static, automation, and echo closes with a sense of being trapped in a perfectly engineered cage — a life protected, but profoundly empty. The music is dark and synth-driven with a machine-like pulse throughout, and dark sax to enhance the urban feel.

GLASS DOME (2040 1/4)

downtempo electronic reinterpretation of the original metal version

Shadowlands alternate version

Say farewell

The lights flash, the bass hits, but the heart still breaks. 💔
Splitsville (EDM Version) takes you into a digital city of heartbreak — where every beat echoes a lost love and every synth pulse feels like a memory on repeat. It’s the sound of driving alone at night through a neon-lit world, searching for connection in the static.

This techno remix of the classic ballad captures the same emotional soul — but wrapped in deep bass, echoing vocals, and atmospheric soundscapes that pulse like the veins of a sleepless city. Perfect for late-night playlists, emotional dance floors, or reflective moments under strobe lights.

🎤 Vocals: J-Arte
🎼 Written by: Michael Bilger
🎧 Produced by: Ansirman Records

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