Chain Reaction

This is a song about longing and regret and learning to move on.

One False Move

A slow-burn confessional built from grit, mercy, and proof. “Prove It” is a love ultimatum sung through smoke and conviction. Every creak, breath, and ring “clink” was kept live. It’s not about saying “I love you”; it’s about showing it — in the small, steady things: coffee hot at dawn, staying when it’s hard. Analog warmth, gospel edges, human heartbeat.

Prove It

This tune was inspired by a Robert Frost poem, adapted liberally of course, and set to a dream pop melody. If you're looking for a new Christmas music sound, give this a listen. It's one of 12 new Christmas songs on SoundCloud Christmas playlists. Thanks.

Journey in the Snow

Start Living
(In Remembrance of Nightbird)
By Dj Exce3d 

"You can't wait until life isn't hard anymore, before you decide to be happy," Jane "Nightbirde" Marczewski.


Jane Kristen Marczewski (born Dec 29, 1990), better known by her stage name Nightbirde, was a singer-songwriter.
Nightbirde auditioned on America's Got Talent in 2021, where she received a Golden Buzzer for her original song "It's OK". However, she decided to withdraw from AGT before the quarterfinals, because of worsening health due to cancer.
Marczewski died on February 19, 2022. She was 31 years old.


Lyrics 

The lights went out, but your voice remains,
A melody of hope, through joy and pain.
You sang of life, of courage, of fight,
A whisper in the dark that turns to light. 

Every note you left behind,
A map for hearts, a guide to find. 

“Don’t wait for perfect,” you said with grace,
“Start living your life, at your own pace.”
Jane Nightbird, your spirit flies,
A song in the wind, it never dies. 

The world feels heavy, and days go long,
But in your song, we still belong.
Your words remind us what we hold,
Life’s too short to wait, too bold to fold. 

You taught us all to leap, to soar,
To open the door we’d left before.
We hear you now in every sunrise,
Your melody lives, it never dies. 

Start living… start living…
Jane Nightbird.

Start Living (Jane Nightbird)

Honey, Hush the World

Heart And Soul is a smoky, emotional, late-night journey through love, loss, healing, and self-rediscovery. Blending  soul, indie-pop shimmer, and dreamy, psychedelic textures, this 10-track album captures the truth behind every heartbreak and every moment of hope.

With warm analog textures, vintage soul harmonies, hazy reverb, and deeply emotional storytelling, Heart And Soul is built for fans of modern soul, indie-pop ballads, cinematic emotion, and raw female vocals that tell the truth without filters.

Perfect for late-night drives, headphones on, eyes closed, heart open.

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Heart And Soul

“I Really Wanted You To Love Me” is a mirror-fogged confession — a collection of breakup songs that live somewhere between hope and devastation.
These tracks follow the emotional arc of loving someone who simply couldn’t show up, even when you gave them everything.
Layered with electronic-pop textures, warm female vocals, and late-night honesty, the album captures the quiet moments you don’t talk about: the waiting, the wishing, the unraveling, and finally… the release.
If your heart has ever whispered ‘why wasn’t I enough?’ — these songs will meet you there.

I really wanted you to love me

在这座永不休眠的城市里，每个人都有一些话，藏在心底，等待被说出。这是写给所有在都市里寻找爱、失去爱、重新学会爱的人的情书。

意外的温度

Christmas Cracker Full Song (2) (1)(1)

Naked Brunch - acoustic

Inspired by The Beatles, Roy Orbison, Missy Elliot, Amy Whinehouse, Queen, Franz Ferdinand, and the bright charm of bubblegum pop, EchoPop’s sound lives somewhere between nostalgia and the future. Her songs are catchy, emotional, and often playfully self-aware.

If EchoPop were a comic book hero, she would be The Professor of Pop, teaching life lessons through melody and turning heartbreak into hooks.

Her music moves across genres from indie pop to electro to rap, all with one purpose: to make you feel something and maybe laugh a little too.

One False Move

Echo Pop