Not a Good Judge, the first single from our upcoming album We’re Trying Our Best is about getting out of your own way when you don’t believe you deserve the best. Lead singer/songwriter Joy Deyo: “Not a Good Judge is about pushing past doubt, even when it’s your own. Sometimes you have to put anxiety in its place. It’s about listening to past or future versions of yourself that had or will have more faith in your abilities than you have in the moment.”

Not A Good Judge

Castles

Country Roads

Kitchen (feat. James Mercer)

Hey! You have in your ears, in your hands or maybe you're talking to a friend about this EP titled Zapping, recorded between September 2023 and May 2024 by Altre di B. All Zapping drums were recorded at Studio Polo in Bologna by Luca Jacoboni; guitars, bass and vocals were recorded between the barn of Cinquanta and Bottega Studio in Sasso Marconi by Luca Lovisetto. Zapping were mixed by Luca Lovisetto at Bottega Studio in Sasso Marconi and mastered by Dylan Wall at 7 Hills Recording Studio in Capitol Hill. 
Zapping is the art of choice and the art we apply to everyday life, privately and collectively. Zapping is choosing the best TV program to fall asleep on the sofa or an old black and white film or an old black and white movie that we've been waiting to see for many years. Zapping is the radio host who chooses a song to play at midnight, Zapping is a walk in the bookshop, it's the shelf of a supermarket or scrolling through Instagram reels in the boredom of waiting. Zapping is choosing a company of friends, but also the right words to use to tell them that we are sick or that we are happy. Zapping is the art of choosing in the time of this life.
Altre di B were, are and will always be Giacomo Gelati, Andrea Ortolani, Giovanni Ruggeri and Luca Lovisetto.

Hula Hoop

Like I Do

Trilogy is a quiet offering — three songs like three letters, written for someone who drifted out of reach.
Not an elegy, not a goodbye — but a soft light left on in case they ever return.

Each track is its own memory universe:

✨ Miss K — the laughter, the early glow, the bond that felt endless.
🌑 Can’t Pull You Back — the moment you watch someone fading into shadows you can’t enter or rescue.
🌅 Follow the Light — the acceptance, the prayer, the hope that wherever they are, they find warmth again.

Blending trip-rock atmospheres, trip-hop beats, and hazy shoegaze emotion, the EP moves through tenderness, grief, and grace — not as tragedy, but as truth.

A trilogy for a friend lost in the fog.
A reminder that love can stay even when people go.  #TrilogyEP #TripRock #TripHop #Shoegaze #DreamyMusic #IndieEP  
#ExperimentalPop #EmotionalSoundscape #ConceptAlbum  
#MissK #CantPullYouBack #FollowTheLight  
#MusicFromTheHeart #SongsForTheLost #ForThoseWeMiss

Follow the Light

Info: www.topshelfrecords.com/roster/wild-ones
Purchase: tpshlf.co/tsr178

"Invite Me In" from the album Mirror Touch by Wild Ones — available October 6, 2017 on cassette, vinyl, CD, and digitally from Topshelf Records.

Wild Ones - "Invite Me In"

Just Visiting

Written and performed by Luke McDonald, Melissa Tickle, Scott Bromiley and Peter Bernoth. Drums by James Wright. Drums engineering by Aidan Hogg. Produced by Luke McDonald. Mixed by Miro Mackie and Jonathan Boulet. Mastered by Jonathan Boulet. Artwork by Mel Tickle and Mitch Festa.

Lyrics
You've been saying nothing
And I can't remember a time
You were there
You were there for me

You've been saying nothing
And I can't remember a time
You were there

You've been
Left out, honey, been let down
Too many times
You've been
Left out, honey, been let down
Too many times
You've been
Left out, honey, been let down
Too many times
You've been wild

And maybe if you know where I've gotta get to Can you turn it around?
And maybe if you know where I've gotta get to Can you turn it around?
And baby I can feel it
And baby I can feel It all

You've been broken hearted
Lonely and craving a time
You were there
You were there with me

I'm gonna surrender
You're wrong and you'll never decide
Never care

You've been
Left out, honey, been let down
Too many times
You've been
Left out, honey, been let down
Too many times
You've been
Left out, honey, been let down
Too many times
You've been wild

And maybe if you know where I've gotta get to Can you turn it around?
And maybe if you know where I've gotta get to Can you turn it around?
And baby I can feel it
And baby I can feel it all

Just wait a minute
Did you change your mind
Just wait a minute
'Cause I've been hanging around

Let Down

You can't miss it. First thing you see in Yukon, Oklahoma is the water tower that proudly reads "YUKON: HOME OF GARTH BROOKS." Danny grew up in this smallish town, cruising Garth Brooks Boulevard, aka, Main Street, USA. This song's about living in the shadow of greatness, transcending the small-town mindset, and the sensation of cruising the main drag and feeling mixed emotions of nostalgia, joy, ennui. Roll down the windows: here's "Garth," your sweetly melancholy homecoming late-summer jam.

Kitchen (feat. James Mercer)

Cal in Red