The lyrics of "I Want You So Bad Right Now" blend vivid imagery with emotional intensity, creating a story of passionate longing set against the backdrop of an electrifying Arabian Night. They describe a surreal, dreamlike connection between two souls, likened to cosmic forces such as meteors, galaxies, and stardust. The verses are poetic and reflective, capturing moments of awe and attraction, while the pre-chorus and chorus explode with raw desire and urgency.

The hypnotic repetition of "I want you so bad right now" serves as both a chant and a unifying hook, designed to resonate deeply with listeners in a festival setting. Combined with cascading vocal runs and ethereal phrasing, the lyrics evoke a mix of euphoria and yearning, perfectly complementing the high-energy EDM beats and Middle Eastern influences of the track. This song isn’t just a dance anthem—it’s a journey through passion, connection, and cosmic wonder.

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I Want You So Bad Right Now

“The Long Goodbye” is a cinematic, haunting tribute to the moments between duty and release — the last heartbeat between chaos and peace.
It fuses Industrial Psychedelic Lo-Fi Pop with Indie Bedroom Synth to tell the story of a soldier’s final moments on the battlefield.

The song opens with a cry for a medic — not just a call for help, but an echo of every soldier who’s ever faced the weight of war. It’s about the stillness that follows the noise, the quiet mercy of the river, and the peace found in the long goodbye.

Written and by DJ Oracle, this song draws deeply from his 30 years of service in the U.S. Army. It’s not just about death — it’s about brotherhood, memory, and the courage it takes to let go.

“I’ve buried friends in the earth, folded so neat.”
This line carries the soul of those we lost and the honor of those who remain.

For every soldier who stood their ground, every medic who answered the call, and every friend who didn’t make it home — this song is for you.

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The Long Goodbye

“Falling Through The Ice” is the sound of surrender — a fragile, acoustic meditation on fear, loss, and the hope that lives beneath it all.
Recorded with just a single microphone, a guitar, and the sound of breath between words, this song captures the moment when everything breaks — and what still shines through.

From the album A Wall of Light, it stands as the emotional low point and spiritual rebirth:
the sound of drowning that somehow feels like healing.

“Careful where you stand… all my cracks are in your hands.”

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Falling Through The Ice

“Steel and Stone” is a midnight confession — the sound of movement, addiction, and survival all colliding in one restless breath.
Built on raw guitars, whispered confessions, and pounding rhythms, it’s an Indie-Rock confessional that captures the blur between chaos and clarity.

This song is for the moments when you keep going — not because you’re strong, but because you can’t stop.
It’s about the endless hum of motion, the noise inside the silence, and the thrill that almost kills you.

“Steel and stone — we keep moving on.”

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Steel And Stone

“Mother Of Shadows” is a song about the person who once shared my life — and the darkness she left behind.

It’s about my ex-wife, the mother of my son. She moved away from my son and me, but she never really left. Her voice still echoes in courtrooms, phone calls, and the quiet moments between my son’s laughter. She still haunts me — not with love, but with conflict and control.

Yet somewhere beneath all of that, I still carry a strange kind of care for her — not for who she is now, but for who she once was, and because she will always be the mother of my boy.

Built on layered music box melodies, trance bass, and ghostlike harmonies, this song lives between fear and forgiveness — the sound of letting go of someone who refuses to release you.

“She’s the fear that calms you, the hand you cannot see.”

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Mother Of Shadows

“The Pilgrim’s Trial” is a confession set to sound — the story of a soul standing before its own judgment, reliving every choice, silence, and regret.

Built on raw electric guitar arpeggios, airy synth pads, and echoing percussion, it begins in quiet reflection and ends in transcendence. Each section unfolds like a courtroom of the spirit — from guilt to forgiveness, from darkness to light.

“Did you live for the light or hide from the flame?”

The song closes the chapter not with a verdict, but with revelation: there is no judge, no jury — only the shadow of who we are.

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The Pilgrim's Trial

“Young Fire” is the heartbeat of youth — reckless, defiant, and unashamed.
It’s that midnight moment when nothing matters but the flame — the danger, the love, the freedom.

Built from indie rock and dark pop, this track captures the chaos of passion: distorted guitars, lo-fi trance pulse, echoing chants, and a voice that refuses to fade.
It’s not about control. It’s about ignition.

We light it up, burn it down, and live inside the spark.
We are young fire — and you will never take us alive.

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Young Fire

“Ashes In The Sky” is a live-recorded indie pop anthem about release, memory, and the quiet grace that follows heartbreak.
It’s performed as a duet — two voices meeting at the crossroads of love and loss — where sorrow becomes song and silence becomes light.

Written and produced by DJ Oracle, the track captures the sound of vulnerability: hand drums, acoustic guitars, and soft chants echo through the mix, blending intimacy with hope.
Recorded live, every imperfection tells a truth — every breath, a confession.

“In my tears, a million stars fall from my eye…
The fire’s out, but I still see the glow.”

It’s not just a song — it’s a moment suspended between endings and forgiveness.

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Ashes In The Sky (Live)

Comfort in the Grey cuts through the static — a raw, angry, and emotionally charged indie bedroom rock confession.

The song blends intricate guitar solos, fierce vocal runs, and a rebellious edge, channeling the chaos that follows heartbreak.

Every whispered line and sarcastic aside feels like a diary page ripped out mid-tear.

It’s not polished — it’s powerful.
It’s not perfect — it’s real.

Comfort in the Grey captures that moment between rage and recovery — where pain turns into self-acceptance, and silence becomes strength.

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Comfort In The Grey

“The River (Addiction) Survives” is a haunting tale told from inside addiction itself — where the house is the body and the river is the drug that never stops flowing.

Recorded raw and stripped down, with only handclaps and an acoustic guitar, this song exposes the quiet truth of relapse, hope, and survival. The first voice confesses; the choir echoes like a ghost — maybe friends, maybe his own conscience.

Every lyric bleeds honesty. Every silence carries weight.
This isn’t recovery yet — it’s the sound of not drowning.

“Maybe the house is dying… but the river — the river will always survive.”

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A Wall Of Light

The River (Addiction) Survives

“Starlight Cabaret” is a cinematic indie burlesque anthem — half dream, half confession.
Set in a glittering midnight city that’s equal parts Las Vegas, Paris, and memory, the singer steps through the curtain to become both performer and philosopher. Every verse unravels the cost of the spotlight — where glamour, exhaustion, and devotion blur into one final encore.

A story sung from the stage to the soul:
Welcome to the Starlight Cabaret.

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Starlight Cabaret (Bonus Track)

DJ Oracle | Multi-Genre Music Producer, Songwriter & Festival DJ

If you hear it, I wrote it

My Focus:
Industry says: “Focus on one genre to build a fanbase.”
I say: “I’ll master them all.”

My writing isn't meant to be confined to one playlist category. Every moment is a mood, every lyric is a poem, and every song tells a story. I refuse to limit myself. Writing music across genres isn’t just a skill—it’s my passion. I have no desire to change who I am to meet industry expectations.

Genre = Mood
Lyrics = Poems
Music = Story

Where Am I Today?
I can write in any genre, any language, and on any topic. I have access to any instrument and can create with any vocal style—male or female. But at my core, I am a writer, not an entertainer.
I feel timid stepping in front of a microphone—exposing myself vocally is still a challenge. There are skills to master and fears to overcome before I record my own voice or perform live. But I am comfortable behind the DJ decks.

Where Am I Going?
As I navigate my place in the music industry, my goal is to split my music into three primary genres and sign with labels that align with each sound:

EDM – #SpinninRecords, #Monstercat, #UltraRecords
South Florida Country Pop – #BigMachineRecords, #CurbRecords
Everything Else – TBD

Next Steps for Me:
✔ Write daily and publish new music weekly
✔ Finish EDM albums: #IWantToDestroyYou and #AlicesSonicJourney
✔ Intern with an established DJ – @PhilHarrisMusic
✔ Start publishing behind-the-scenes content
✔ License a song or album to a record label or collaborate with an artist to expose my music and make money

I know social media is necessary, but it’s far outside my comfort zone. Sharing the creative process, the "sauce" behind the songs, feels vulnerable. But I also know that if I want my music to be heard, I need to open that door—even if it’s uncomfortable.

This is my journey. Let’s see where it leads.

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I Want You So Bad Right Now

DJ Oracle

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