Safari Motel cover of Ann Sexton's You're Gonna Miss Me recorded live at Soundbar 12/07/2014

You're Gonna Miss Me

NED BENNETT - B3 (REV Edit)
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nephrite - fading streetlights (lofi)

Powerful ballad, original lyrics by D Humaira.

Underneath It All - Extended Version / D Humaira

Serato Recording 1

influences:
carl cox
eddie halliwell
digweed
sasha
cattaneo
hawtin
matt hardwick
tronic
PICOTTO
PIU
PULLEN
TOMCRAFT
CARTER
MILLS

HARD TECH/TRANCE 77 - GODSKITCHEN TRIBUTE

This song is a father’s confession and tribute to his son — the moment he was born, something shifted forever. The father speaks of arriving from a life marked by struggle, mistakes, and emotional walls, and how his son’s laughter, innocence, and spirit broke through all of it. What once felt heavy and impossible suddenly had meaning. The boy became the light that dissolved fear, the reason the father found the strength to rise again, and the fire that gave his heart direction and purpose.

As the song builds, it reveals a father determined to end the cycle of pain he carried. He wants his son to grow beyond the limits that trapped him, to embrace a world that feels vast, bright, and full of possibility. The chorus becomes a promise — that no matter how dark life gets, his son’s presence lifts him, heals him, and teaches him how to fly. In the end, the message is one of hope, legacy, and love: the father accepts his past so his son can shape a better future, soaring higher than he ever could.

The Winter Year of 05

From a young age, the song follows a little boy who feels out of place, constantly outnumbered and targeted for being different in race, creed, or belief. Even as a child, he faces bullying, exclusion, and judgment, learning early the sting of prejudice and the weight of being labeled “other.” Each verse captures his small acts of resilience and moments of quiet courage, showing how he navigates a world that seems stacked against him while clinging to personal truth and fleeting sparks of joy. The emotions are tender and raw, a mixture of fear, frustration, and determination to survive without letting cruelty define him.

As the boy grows into a young man, the song traces his evolution into someone who no longer seeks validation or reassurance from those who once oppressed him. He discovers the joy of solidarity, finding connection with those who accept him, understand him, or simply share the freedom to be themselves. The soaring melodies and atmospheric textures mirror this journey, reflecting both the lingering pain of exclusion and the exhilaration of self-acceptance. Ultimately, it’s a story of resilience and liberation — a little boy who, through years of struggle, learns to embrace difference, claim his identity, and find strength, pride, and joy in solidarity rather than approval.

Rising From The Shadows - Sebastian R. & The Chapel

SMACKYJACK AKA DANTRAN

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