I Got You – Fatshaudi

L'amour Toujours by Gigi D'agostino on organ
♡
I still believe in your eyes
I just don't care what you have done in your life
Baby, I'll always be here by your side
Don't leave me waiting too long,
Please come by
♡
I'll fly with you, I'll fly with you,
I'll fly with you

https://doctororgan.bandcamp.com/track/lamour-toujours

Love song for a prayer

blastahxtorvs

I've learnt that loneliness is a state of mind and necessary sometimes...

Here's my annual summer mix of super favourites 𖤓

fanny - it feels kinda weird @fannuze
Box5ive - Rough Sleeper @box_5ive
cenaceae - justfornow @cenaceae
Xen Model - A Bright Star (ft. 11ai) @xenmodel @il-ai
Niko Demus - Flare @niko_demus1
Lorenzi - Singe (Stay Awake) & Alive @hqlorenzi 
Ichiro Tanimoto - Still Air @mizuha-cc
Guzz - 住在彩虹里的魂魄 Souls Living in Rainbow @guzzchina
Azrel - Black Luster @azzrell
Isla Den - Rainworld @isladen
sportdj - Night's Reign @djsport3k
Hex Key Fantasy – MOS (ft e6c41) @hexkeyfantasy @e6c41
bdstf - Echo's Lake @bdstf
Apu Nanu - The Fountain @apunanu
TRYCE, bod [包家巷] - hex 2.2 (shadow of a dying luna) @3yyccee @baojiaxiang
sportdj - soft focus @djsport3k
Hegira Moya - Petra @hegiramoya
AGILITÄT - gales (proto mix) @agilitaet
500 & Opherings - hidden temple (walk on ice) @5-0-0 @opherings
Jonnnah - Utomachine @jonnnah
Box5ive - Sell A Door @box_5ive
Seren Realm - here @serenrealm
Willem Feltzer - In My Heart @willemfeltzer
Estle - Life In Superposition @3stle
vio lino - Stereocrush @ekko-doomdale

onely part 2

Super Solitude Summer

Selected demos 2021-2024
:) but also :(
now but also never

I think my Omnisphere™ is broken

message to no one

dmg.edits_18-24

Wowoutro

My new album ‘Burmo’ will be released on CD and streaming platforms on Friday, November 14th 2025 and is available to pre-order now.

I took my time writing and arranging these songs. I wanted to create a world in an album: somewhere melodic and transporting, that would reward anyone kind enough to listen .

It’s deliberately wide-ranging, an album that worships the White Album’s head-spinning variety, and is happy to fall on its face in an attempt to reach for those dizzying heights. At the album’s core is a homage to the classical guitar, an instrument I fell in love with as a child, my gateway drug to everything that has followed.

There are lysergic folk songs - Hazy River pt 1 and Hazy River pt 2 - that are a progression from my previous album… there’s a song suite (the title track) celebrating Morricone, Wings and the classical guitar… there are evocations of Love, Elliott Smith and Pixes on ‘Abalone’; a love letter to The Stone Roses on ‘Palm house’; and an off kilter pop song, channeling early King Crimson that mutates into a shoegaze dub meltdown, ‘Feverfew’.

I wanted to make an album that sounded like finding a shoebox filled with old photos and the flotsam and jetsam of life that I really care about.… a jumble of memories, places, emotions and sounds.

The album is rooted in the Clwydian hills, in memories of Nannerch and Mold, with diversions to Blaenau Ffestiniog, Sefton Park in Liverpool and Caego, on the outskirts of Wrexham.

‘Burmo’ was an insult when I was at the Alun school in Mold in the 80’s. Anything that was deemed uncool was ‘burmo’. It was Clarks Commandos; non-white socks; corduroy trousers; Mike Read; dinner time chess club; Dire Straits instead of The Jam; NHS specs and books instead of comics.

I was ‘burmo’. I still am ‘burmo’… but now - in middle age - it’s glorious to feel unapologetic about it.

The first recording sessions for ‘Burmo’ were in May 2023, with Russ Hayes (Kidsmoke, Peaness, Catfish and the Bottlemen) at Orange Sound Studios in Penmaenmawr. We recorded the live acoustic guitar and vocal takes that are the spine of the album, and then came back to the arrangements once a month to embellish outwards. ‘Burmo’ is a much more fully realised album than anything I’ve released before. A real trip for the ears.

My good friend, Martin Carr - polymath, musical visionary and - in a previous life - the chief songwriter in The Boo Radleys - produced the first half of ‘feverfew’, re-imagining the song as skipping, synth-driven electro. It’s humbling for me that Martin collaborates on the album because The Boo Radley’s 1993 magnum opus ‘Giant Steps’ has been a huge inspiration to me over the last 30+ years.

Rachel Williams - drummer with the fantastic indie pop band Peaness - drums on ‘burmo’, ‘hillside’ and is sampled in the coda of ‘feverfew’.

All other instruments are played by me.

The album is available from all the usual streaming / download outlets from Friday 14th November 2025, and as limited edition gatefold CD (300 copies) from bandcamp.

All songs ©️Adam Walton 2025 (Copyright Control)

Produced by Adam Walton and Russ Hayes.

Engineered, mixed and mastered by Russ Hayes at Orange Sound Studios in Penmaenmawr, May 2022 - September 2025.

Buy on bandcamp

Afal

First Train to Mars is a hypnotic, ambient-rock instrumental built for anyone who loves drifting into their own head. It starts slow and atmospheric, then slips into a pulsing, cosmic groove that feels like you’re riding the last train out of Earth’s orbit — lights stretching, stars warping, everything moving in quiet motion. Chill, spacey, meditative, a little cinematic. Perfect for late-night drives, deep-focus sessions, or zoning out on the way to whatever planet you’re headed to next.

1st Train to Mars

Who’s there

i use to listen to some rajaton songs in high school with my friends and recently revisited a track and made this :)

I think my Omnisphere™ is broken

dj bingo ☉ ‿ ⚆