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“Moving Circles” is a walk across the desert—a conversation between friends in the heat, where sharp guitar lines meet smooth trumpet tones. Producer-composer-instrumentalists Jack Barone and Andy Baxter (Robohands) dive into eastern-inspired psychedelia, fusing ancient scales with synths and modern techniques to create something both timeless and new.

Moving Circles

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'Dersen Cafe' & 'Give Nothing' taken from the album 'Roulette' - out on 3 October
Pre-order a copy via lnk.to/alfamist_roulette  

Dersen Cafe
Written by: Alfa Sekitoleko
Produced by: Alfa Mist
Recorded & Mixed at: Invada 
Mixed by: Alfa Mist 
Engineer & Additional mixing: Stuart Matthews
Mastered by: Guy at Electric Mastering 
Alfa Sekitoleko - Keys, Synths, String Arrangement, Production, Vocals
Kaya Thomas-Dyke - Double Bass
Samuel Rapley - Sax/Bass Clarinet
Johnny Woodham - Trumpet/Flugelhorn
Jamie Leeming - Guitar
Jamie Houghton - Drums

Give Nothing 
Written by: Alfa Sekitoleko
Produced by: Alfa Mist
Recorded & Mixed at: Invada 
Mixed by: Alfa Mist 
Engineer & Additional mixing: Stuart Matthews
Mastered by: Guy at Electric Mastering 
Alfa Sekitoleko - Keys, Synths, String Arrangement, Production, Vocals
Kaya Thomas-Dyke - Double Bass
Samuel Rapley - Sax/Bass Clarinet
Johnny Woodham - Trumpet/Flugelhorn
Jamie Leeming - Guitar
Jamie Houghton - Drums



Give Nothing

Is Anybody Out There?

Is Anybody Out There? (feat. Myra Washington & Brother Nature)

Alfa Mist - "Reincarnation" (feat. Homeboy Sandman)
Taken from the album 'Roulette' - out now
Buy / listen here: https://lnk.to/alfamist_roulette

Recorded & Mixed at: Invada 
Mixed by: Alfa Mist 
Engineer & Additional mixing: Stuart Matthews
Strings recorded at: Lightship 95
Engineered by: David Holmes
Produced by: Alfa Mist
Mastered by: Guy at Electric Mastering 

Publisher: Faber & Burning Records Music Group
Written & Composed by: Alfa Sekitoleko, Angel Delvillar
Alfa Sekitoleko - Keys, Synths
Homeboy Sandman - Vocals
Kaya Thomas-Dyke - Double Bass
Samuel Rapley - Sax/Bass Clarinet
Johnny Woodham - Trumpet/Flugelhorn
Jamie Leeming - Guitar
Jamie Houghton - Drums
Peggy Nolan - Cello

Painting: Kaya Thomas-Dyke
Design: Patch D Keyes

On his sixth studio release Roulette, the prolific producer, songwriter, pianist and MC Alfa Mist has created his own sci-fi universe - a vast dystopia where themes of revenge, forgiveness and redemption loom large.

Alfa Mist’s albums have always tackled big themes. This time, however, he explores an imagined near-future in which reincarnation is discovered to be a potent tool linking dreams and past lives. But with this discovery comes consequences: ethical, moral and philosophical. “If reincarnation is real, how does that shape society?” he explains. “If reincarnation means accumulation of knowledge, would you share it and enable everyone to understand more about the world? Or do you struggle for power? And do some people want to stop others from remembering who they were?”
Over 15 tracks, Alfa explores these ideas with heady potency. Each song is a spin of the wheel – a different song and character. The musician’s signature is still there – lambent keys, intuitive groove, free-flowing jazz improvisation – but Roulette is imbued with a smoky psychedelia. An immersive listen, this album is designed “to feel” on every level, says Alfa. It also contains some of his most impressive arrangements yet - see the eight-minute title track that effortlessly flips through time signatures – “because life’s like that,” says Mist; it’s not always linear.

Roulette underlines Alfa Mist as one of the most forward-thinking composers in UK music, with poignant, plaintive melodies that lodge deep in your psyche. “I’m exploring different parts of myself,” he says. “But obviously, as I grow, all of those parts change. Music is a constant; it’s my state of mind that I constantly chisel and work on and make sure that’s always growing and staying interested in new things. As long as I do that, it’ll come out in the music.” 
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Reincarnation feat. Homeboy Sandman

1. “The Gate Opened”

The world shifts. The veil thins. This is the beginning of the reckoning. A false prophet rises, wrapped in gold and ignorance, hailed by the blind. The spirits stir, ancestors whisper, winds howl. This track sets the tone for the entire epic: a warning and a prophecy. It’s not just Halloween, it’s the moment evil thinks it owns the throne. But even the devil’s time has a limit.


The Gate Opened

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Hey Santa 

[Verse 1]
Hey Santa, I’m still at the bar,
Counting ghosts, not the stars.
The jukebox hums that same old sin,
And I keep letting the whiskey win.

You know I never asked for much,
Just one more night, one softer touch.
But all I got was quiet snow,
And hearts that melt too slow.


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[Pre-Chorus]
So don’t send me angels, they never show,
They miss the places I still go.
Just send me peace, or something warm,
‘Cause I’ve been good at being torn.


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[Chorus]
Hey Santa, don’t come tonight,
I’ve had enough of holy light.
If you’ve got mercy, pour it neat —
I’ll drink it slow till I can’t feel me.
Hey Santa, I don’t need a sign,
Just someone’s shadow next to mine.
And if you’re listening, tell me true —
Does heaven make room for two?


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[Verse 2]
Hey Santa, I tried to pray,
But the words just fell away.
You know how hard it is to kneel,
When love don’t feel like something real.

I wrapped my hope in paper lies,
Tied it tight, still heard it cry.
Every bow came undone too soon —
Guess faith don’t hold in June.


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[Pre-Chorus]
So don’t send no angels, they never stay,
They leave when the bottle’s halfway.
If grace is out there, make it cheap,
I’ll buy enough to fall asleep.


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[Chorus]
Hey Santa, don’t come tonight,
I’ve had enough of holy light.
If you’ve got mercy, pour it neat —
I’ll drink it slow till I can’t feel me.
Hey Santa, I don’t need a sign,
Just someone’s shadow next to mine.
And if you’re listening, tell me true —
Does heaven make room for two?


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[Bridge]
Don’t send me snow, it chills my blame,
Don’t send me love, it sounds the same.
Just send a song that knows my ache,
And I’ll promise not to break.


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[Outro]
Hey Santa, it’s getting late,
The lights are low, I’ve sealed my fate.
If you pass by, don’t make a scene —
Just tip your hat, pretend I’m clean.


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Hey Santa

Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Bootsy Collins is releasing his 23rd studio record, Album of the Year Number One Funkateer on April 11 via Bootzilla Records/Roc Nation. Tracing back his legendary career, there was a pivotal moment: when James Brown hired the Pacemakers—the band led by teenage Bootsy and his brother Catfish—to replace his backing group in 1970. 

He also led the side project Bootsy’s Rubber Band, recording multiple gold-certified albums, and began contributing to recordings by artists including Iggy Pop and Herbie Hancock. When Rolling Stone put together their list of the Greatest Bassists of All Time, Bootsy was ranked in the top five. 

Collins has reached new generations for more than five decades. He collaborated with superstar Deee-Lite, provided the lead vocal on Fatboy Slim’s Grammy-winning hit “Weapon of Choice,” and acted as the narrator on Silk Sonic’s platinum album An Evening with Silk Sonic (he even gave Bruno Mars and Anderson .Paak the name for their project). 

The 17 tracks on Album of the Year cover all the bases, from the silly Bootsy to the sexy Bootsy (“Pure Perfection,” which uses a delivery that Bruno Mars calls “the Bootsy bedroom voice”) to the social commentary of “Tonight We Rise.” 

In addition to working with young artists like Barbara Teleki and Bootdullivan, Collins brought in some other legendary contributors including longtime friend Dave Stewart of Eurythmics. The album also reunites him with Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube, and tha Dogg Pound.

Is Anybody Out There? (feat. Myra Washington & Brother Nature)

Bootsy Collins

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