you need to be noticed this song is literally one of my top 3 songs

my fav

Frank Ocean - Pretty Sweet (Normal Pitch)

Growth

Chillanthropy Pt. 1

Surf Style

BETTER GIRL

Chase Your Dreams

Grapefruit

Still Young

Harvest Moon

Faggot

FAGGOT |prod. TQ

MS MR cover LCD Soundsystem's 'Dance Yrself Clean' for Like A Version.


MS MR - Dance Yrself Clean

An anthem for the girls and the gays. Mostly the gays.

Pretty Woman

Finest Hour (Give It Up) - Single

Veins

i don't know (FT. BLCKK) (PROD. MKULTRA/WENDIGO/DARKIE)

lyrics: 
let us begin

one day darkie was camping in the forest
probably having a really nice dream
the sun started to rise and he woke up to the sight
of a beam of light coming through his tent
and he couldn’t wait to see what was outside

i wish you saw me like you see you
i wish you saw me like you see you see me see you

i wish you could see  that i’m a person too 

i wish you could see that i am hurting too

on the attack
the ignorant see me and they see food
but ill see them yack
if it truly’s the last thing that i do
and they want that back
the power to place someone under rule
but all of that’s crap
but all of that’s crap to me
and all of that’s crap

i can’t see your face through all the shit you’re talking to me
let’s sit down and mix perspectives up and sip that smoothie
hate will bring you down or bring you up if you move smoothly
i may get around and act a clown but you cant fool me

i wish you saw me like you see you
i wish you saw me like you see you see me see you
i wish you saw me
i wish you saw me at all
saw us both the same

i wish you saw me the same

(ending vocals)

i can see clearly (PROD. WENDIGO)

“Wait” was written in summer 2019 right before a demo recording session in Brooklyn. 

I had been reading a book by Alan Watts called “The Wisdom of Insecurity,” which ended up being a bible of sorts to me throughout the year. There’s an anecdote in the book that stuck out to me; it describes the futility in trying to capture the true nature of running water for yourself, for when you pull that water from the stream, its no longer running water. It has to do with accepting things as they are and to release yourself from that desire to control. 

The song describes this exact scenario as a metaphor for a relationship: “Stream in the city, water overflowing. The rainy years have made the water high. I want to know, so I drop my bucket. But all I get is water stuck in time.” The attempt to shed that desire to control, but the reality that it will take time. The chorus is “wait, dear, I’m trying” repeated. 

The whole song is a fairly accurate portrayal of my struggle to find my footing in New York after moving on a whim and also dealing with some hardships in a new, intimate relationship.

We ended up tracking the full band version at Ice Cream Castle Studio in Highland Park, CA. 

Featured on the song: Jack Symes (guitar, vocals), Eva B. Ross (vocals), Gregory Ackerman (bass), Keenan McDaniel (drums), Theo Fedronic (trumpet), Mark Fedronic (trombone), and Tommy Economou (guitar).

Wait (ft. Eva B. Ross)

Small Talk

Artist Email: charliegamache@comcast.net
Instagram: @charliegamachemusic

Finest Hour (Give It Up) - Single

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