Sonido y letras características de"El Ñuki"

Color De Miel

Coplilla original indie-rock al estilo " el Ñuki "

Me Destruyes La Rutina

Home Haircut
Ideas are good to bounce around
We don’t rush the ones we’ve had
She ain’t just easy on the eyes,
She helps filter out the bad
And then when it turns out caddywampus
Like we’ve known since the second verse
She’d probably tell me “I told you so”
While she keeps me from making it worse

The clippers will make it easy
Like a scissor with training wheels
The mirror image will guide me
This ain’t gonna be a big deal

Home haircut, while my baby isn’t home
That angled comb is just for your ear, 
Not the entire side of your dome
And I can’t even find the sharpie
Even if that’s a good idea
If you hadn’t been gone so long
I wouldn’t be bleeding from my ear

Home haircut, while my baby isn’t home
What the heck is that lever for? 
I already attached the comb!
My left arm feels like my right arm
In the mirror it don’t move right
I may not have much hair left
At least I didn’t stab my eye! 

Something’s a little uneven
I’ll just trim some more from there
A nick, a wobble, a first aid kit
And the carpet’s all covered in hair
ooOOH

Home haircut, while my baby isn’t home
That angled comb is just for your ear, 
Not the entire side of your dome
I’ve got a meeting in the morning
And the barber shops are closed
Shoulda done this first thing today
Tell me again, when you coming home

Home Haircut

I have had many requests for the Electric version, so for a limited time...
"Away" was inspired by my sister in law Tracey Dawn Prohaska, who we lost tragically to Suicide. It's a tough conversation but let's, Be The Voice! 
#BeTheVoice

Away (Electric Version 1 Roughcut)

Donut Make More Sense?

Call In Sick / Reflection

Reflection

Remixed by my good friend Kris Bolin of The Bawl Slant.  Check him/them out, great stuff!
https://soundcloud.com/bawl-slant?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

Laminar Flow (KB Mix)

Laminar Flow KB

All is Nothing 
Lyrics 
 (guitar riff I made on an old steel-stringer, then reconstructed in amplesounds acoustic martin plugin, and is not me playing)

V 1:
Out of this world, or out of my mind?
One in a million, or one of a kind?
Made in his picture or part of my own?
Blessed among the lonely, or cursed here alone?

Chorus:
I had this dream where I saw all as nothing
And it made perfect sense to me
Am I insane to fear that all is nothing?
No space or time, just fantasy

v 2:
Wide awake or sound asleep
I always trust what I perceive
If I must wake up to recognize a dream
Awareness altered further could change everything

Chorus:
I had this dream where I saw all as nothing
And it made perfect sense to me
Am I insane to fear that all is nothing?
No space or time, just fantasy

V 3:
Staying sane by keeping faith.
Let reason go for peace of mind.
Ask no questions. Expose no lies.
Trust your God and pray for death and demise.
My best advice

All as Nothing

All is Nothing

This is a song I made way back on now lost tapes, but I had written lyrics and spent several hours coaxing Suno to make the song sound a bit like it should, in fact I think the machine collaborated very well in making this song driven by power-chord, dynamic soundscape and some parts are solid rock and some parts are more like a pretty pop song. The LYRICS:

WAITRESS AT THE INN  (mastered)
Words by G.A.Moi/Badtripp Inc copyright 1983/2024

Come the sunny days in autumn  
When the trees are dripping colours
I recall the waitress at the inn  
She held my attention by surprise
Slender figure, tight uniform 
Short cut hair the colour of wood
Shy smile, red roses on her cheeks 
How I shook when she told me her name

The waitress at the inn
who was that waitress at the inn

I looked at her while my lunch cooled  
I don't know why she moved me so
Maybe it was a special day  
Or maybe she was a special girl
She's quite a mystery to me  
Memories linger in my mind
But her mind is very unknown   
Who was that waitress at the inn

The waitress at the inn
who was that waitress at the inn

Laminar Flow KB

James Marton