I have fallen in love with this song. It does everything right mixing enough of the original elements with new reimagined elements.

we wanted to do a re-imagined 2024 version of 'Mad world'  -- hope u enjoy it x

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We’re excited to welcome back Nottingham-based James Wiles, bringing us a fantastic remix of Tom Brownlow’s track “Truth” – bringing back the classic piano house vibes whilst honouring the uplifting character of the original.
Release Date: 24 October 2025 

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Tom Brownlow - Truth (James Wiles Remix) [LOVEZOO]

143 bpm dance record designed to make you move, with a bit of 90s retro flavour, and an amazing haunting vocal from Oscar Duke

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Track 1 – Back When Corners Had Names 

This opening track sets the emotional tone for Cognitive Dissonance. It’s the memory before the madness, a love letter to community, to the rhythm of real connection before screens replaced faces. Over a bright two-step garage groove, the rappers recall when you could read a neighbourhood by sound: basslines from hatchbacks, kids calling across estates, laughter echoing between tower blocks. The verses move like memories on rewind, nostalgic but alive, not sentimental.

The ad-libs and crowd chants make it feel communal, like a freestyle circle outside the youth club, everybody joining in, no hierarchy, no filters. It’s a world of handshakes, park lights, and cheap trainers that still meant status, where music stitched people together across lines that later turned into divides.

As the beat fades, the message lands quietly: those corners never really vanished; they’re waiting to be named again, by anyone willing to step back into real time, off the scroll, and back into the rhythm of being human.

Back When Corners Had Names

Pavement Lines is the moment in Cognitive Dissonance where resistance turns into unity. After the chaos of Scroll Wars, this track steps back into the physical world, the streets, the cold air, the sound of real feet moving together. It’s not about rebellion for spectacle; it’s about reclaiming presence, purpose, and community in a world that’s been trained to look down instead of around.

The lyrics walk through a protest scene but focus on the humanity behind it: the tired hands holding banners, the strangers sharing warmth, the ordinary people becoming extraordinary just by showing up. The pavement itself becomes sacred ground, a record of every person who refused to stay silent.

In the story’s arc, this track represents awakening through empathy. The crowd’s march isn’t just political; it’s spiritual, a pulse returning to the city’s veins. By the end, the message is simple and grounded: real change doesn’t come from systems or slogans, it comes from people walking side by side, step by step, until the cracks in the world start to heal.

Pavement Lines

The Afters

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Harvey Pinfold returns with “Every Time You Leave”, a slick, late-night tech house roller built for the dance floor. Driven by a pulsing bassline and crisp percussion, the track blends hypnotic grooves with an emotive vocal hook that lingers long after the drop. True to Pinfold’s signature style, it balances club-ready energy with a melodic warmth that cuts through the smoke and strobes.
The track captures the bittersweet tension of someone walking out the door — that moment when emotion and rhythm collide. With tight production, subtle build-ups, and a hook that loops in your head, “Every Time You Leave” feels equally at home in peak-hour sets and underground afterparties.
Another confident step from one of the UK’s rising tech house names, it’s a track that proves emotion and groove can move together in perfect sync.

Every Time You Leave

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