There will never be another one like me
@hisexheavenonearth in the album cover

Team (Prod. Sharkboy)

Liars Go To Hell (Prod. Walkinprada)

She Ran Off With Ronnie Cuz Her Man Was A Lame

Ran Off (Prod. Dee B)

The Clearing Calls opens with a slow bloom of horns—like the forest stretching after a long sleep—before locking into a groove that's equal parts rootsy and cosmic. A funky bassline takes the lead, pulling the band into a swirling jam of wah-soaked guitar licks, loose-limbed percussion, and sun-dappled solos that wander but never lose the trail. It’s a track that feels like stumbling onto a hidden meadow mid-hike, where time slows down and the air gets thick with something older than language.

The Clearing Calls

Dance of the Dryads is a sun-dappled jam that sways and spins with woodland energy. Built around a catchy, looping saxophone hook, the track finds its rhythm in playful bass runs and tight, understated grooves. It’s a celebration in the trees—a song that moves like wind through leaves, light on its feet but grounded in a deep, earthy pocket. The solos come and go like glimpses of something just out of sight, and by the end, you’re not sure if you heard a band or a spell being cast.

Dance of the Dryads

Moonlit Clearing drifts in quietly, like fog rolling through a sleeping forest. It's a slow-burning instrumental that leans into ambience and atmosphere—part meditative Pink Floyd dreamscape, part shimmering MGMT haze. Gentle guitar textures ripple against soft synth tides, with each note feeling deliberate, unhurried, and strangely sacred. There are no words here—just the quiet pull of something ancient and luminous, as if the night itself were exhaling.

Moonlit Clearing

Velvet Vibes slides in smooth and low, riding a deep, syrupy bass groove that anchors the whole jam in late-night funk. It's flow funk at its chillest—tight rhythm guitar, silky synth textures, and just enough movement to keep your head nodding without ever breaking a sweat. Everything glides, nothing rushes. It’s the kind of track that feels like velvet sounds: rich, soft, and impossibly cool.

Velvet Vibes

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Sunset Park

“Weightless in a Canopy” drifts in like a warm breeze rising through ancient trees—an ambient piece designed for slow-flow yoga, breathwork, or deep meditation. Layered pads shimmer at the edges, moving with the same unhurried rhythm as mindful movement. Subtle organic textures echo the feeling of leaves shifting overhead, while low, grounding tones keep the mind anchored and steady.

The track opens spaciously, inviting long inhales, then gently expands into a floating soundscape meant to support flow without ever distracting from it. Nothing pushes—everything just glides, lifts, and eases. Perfect for sun-salutations at dawn, restorative sessions before sleep, or any moment you need to rise above the noise and settle into your breath.

Weightless in the Canopy

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Weightless in the Canopy

Court of Pan

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