JUICY

Who Do I Call Now? (Hellbent)

Girls Like You

Parking Lot

Loner by Maggie Lindemann
Composition: Maggie Lindemann, Josua Murty, Paris Carney, & Johnny Cunningham 
Production & Vocals: CoZy

Loner Cover

Corporate sterility contrasted with distant violence and moral corruption, resulting in wars like Gaza  

Growing the Brand - Lyrics

Verse 1
In boardrooms with coffee that costs more
than minimum wage buys in a week
We polish speeches about humanitarian aid
while our calculators count the dead
The wine stains my shirt red, like the maps


Verse 2
Who's that knocking on the cockpit door?
Someone visited the hardware store
We come with hammers because words bounce off
steel like prayer off a banker's forehead
Bang goes the hammer keeping bloody score


Chorus
It's all part of growing the brand
Clean profits from subsidised death
We call it culture, they call it murder
Growing the brand on borrowed breath


Verse 3
While logos gleam on gallery walls
breakfast tables explode in real time
Our handshakes seal tomorrow's casualties
as mothers count children who won't come home
The marble stays clean, the conscience doesn't

Chorus
It's all part of growing the brand
Clean profits from subsidised death
We call it culture, they call it murder
Growing the brand on borrowed breath

Verse 4
Arms out sideways, airstrike 1, 2, 3
At 9 AM here, it's midnight there
We're brewing coffee while they're dodging bombs
Geography of running maps itself
on playground walls and office calendars

Chorus
It's all part of growing the brand
Clean profits from subsidised death
We call it culture, they call it murder
Growing the brand on borrowed breath


Growing the Brand

The Jupiter sessions - The headless sled man

MOUNT PLEASANT.

The Pluto sessions  - Astro van

The city sessions - After The death of Obanan

The A sessions - No good

Creative bio 

The Dixons are a multi genre music group that are currently writing original stories and poems and using Ai to make the music and create songs , they also make electronic music at times , and hope to sell songs and produce songs for other bands and artists

The A sessions - No good

the dixons

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