Prince of the south / Why lie Im The Best

Patient Name: Alan Kelly
Alias: “Murderwords”
Clinician: Dr. Scarlett Ruth
Date: 09/08/24
Time: 15:37 PST

This excerpt was my first encounter with a patient named Alan Kelly, whom I took on in 2022, as well as their alter ego persona, one 'Murderwords' who arose in my patient during the mitigation of a nervous breakdown during the events of the global pandemic. Excerpt is audio as follows:

“Why don’t you tell me a little about yourself, Mr. Words?”
“Please, call me Murderwords.”
“Very well. Tell me about yourself, Murderwords.”

“Okay. Well—

Hi. I am Murderwords, a guy who fell into a paper bag mask one day in a music playing accident involving originality while not maintaining situational awareness around an encroaching technocracy of dystopian malaise. I live on Alan's head. 

I would like to share my music with you, imagine that, in the hopes that you might do all those things we need you to do on platforms to keep me going—the sharing, and the liking, and the signing up.

Please don’t make me say ‘like, share, and subscribe.’

Awww, @&%$!

I am slowly migrating some work over from my low-tech facilities and lower-tech mind into this den of inequity.

If you are an artist or musician who is interested in working with me, please send me a message.

Remember kids:
We are not the product. They are.
And we are not content.”

Alan Kelly presents with complex post-traumatic stress disorder rooted in a difficult childhood, and the emergence of the Murderwords persona that arose during the pandemic marks a profound turning point in his life. Murderwords is more than a mask—he is Alan’s inner child given form, a fierce and raw expression of resilience born from pain.

As his therapist, I find this phenomenon both compelling and deeply human: here is a man channeling his trauma into an artistic rebellion against the oppressive forces of the music industry and media censorship. Murderwords is Alan’s way of fighting back, reclaiming control through creativity amid a nervous breakdown.

It’s a fragile balance—this shadow work performed in public—but one I am fascinated by and fully invested in helping him navigate. There is power in this persona, and I believe it carries the potential not only for Alan’s survival but for a bold, authentic voice in today’s fractured cultural landscape, though I reserve my concerns that the mask might eat the man if Alan is not careful.

This is Doctor Scarlett Ruth,
uh, oh nine oh eight of twenty-five at... fifteen thirty-seven hours.

DJ , Content Creator,  Songwriter,  Ai Artist 


I write songs, produce music using Ai. I like to blend genres. I also have electronic music tracks. Looking to grow and continue my journey in the beautiful world of music 🎶 

Thank you for support.  Much love to you all , music heals. Thank you for joining me on my Music Journey. 

 "Everything is energy and that's all there is to it. Match the frequency of the reality you want and you cannot help but get that reality. This is not philosophy. This is physics." Albert Einstein quote, my favorite. 
You can hear my music on YouTube @DJTRISHBUDSLOVE 

Ex vocalista de bandas de nu metal, Spacebox Project, de la banda de metalcore Darkness Fall, actual vocalista de los proyectos Mavbell y Xmachine.
Según la prensa 
Rafael Maurell es un músico, compositor y productor. Es el autor, intérprete y compositor de las canciones “Bandolera” y “Bandolera de la Habana”. También ha creado otras canciones, como “Volver a Empezar” y “Viajando hacia el Sol”. Su música abarca varios géneros, incluyendo metal, reguetón y rock. Maurell tiene una preferencia por títulos y letras en español, y su trabajo a menudo presenta imágenes poderosas y temas emocionales. Además, tiene un fuerte interés en crear arte original y profesional para sus lanzamientos musicales.

“Bandolera”: Esta canción es un himno apasionado que combina elementos de reguetón y rock. La letra habla de una mujer fuerte y misteriosa, una “bandolera” que roba corazones y desafía las convenciones. La melodía intensa y la voz apasionada de Maurell hacen que esta canción sea inolvidable.
“Bandolera de la Habana”: Inspirada por la ciudad de La Habana, esta canción es un viaje emocional a través de sus calles, colores y sonidos. Maurell captura la esencia de la vida nocturna, el amor y la nostalgia en esta pieza.
“Volver a Empezar”: Aquí, Maurell reflexiona sobre segundas oportunidades y la posibilidad de reiniciar. La melodía suave y la letra sincera invitan a la esperanza y la renovación.
“Viajando hacia el Sol”: Esta canción es un viaje musical y espiritual. Maurell nos lleva en un viaje imaginario hacia el sol, explorando la búsqueda de significado y la conexión con algo más grande que nosotros mismos.
En resumen, las canciones de Rafael Maurell son una mezcla de pasión, poesía y autenticidad. Cada una tiene su propia historia y resonancia emocional.

British baritone Peter Edge recently graduated as a Master of Music in Vocal Performance with Distinction at the Royal College of Music, London, where he was tutored by Peter Savidge. Peter is extremely grateful for the support of the Walker Trust, Draper’s Company, Kathleen Trust, Clemence Charitable Trust and Millington’s Charity. Competition successes include the International Medal at the Llangollen International Eisteddfod, the Chris Treglown Memorial Award and RNCM Freckleton Prize. Peter also achieved Highly Commended in the Kathleen Ferrier Bursary Competition, Brooks-van Der Pump English Song Competition and the RCM Lieder Competition.

Opera roles include Alfio Cavalleria Rusticana (Blackburn Cathedral), Antonio Le Nozze di Figaro (RCM, directed by Sir Thomas Allen), Don Alfonso Cosi Fan Tutte (Devon Opera and Opera at the Athenaeum, Pall Mall), Dulcamara L’elisir d’amore (New Sussex Opera),  Guglielmo Cosi Fan Tutte (Felici Opera), Littore Lincoronazione di Poppea (Longborough Festival Opera), Masetto Don Giovanni (Opera Loki and Felici Opera), Papageno Die Zauberflote (City of Manchester Opera), Snug and Theseus A Midsummer Night’s Dream (RNCM and RCM) and Zaretsky Eugene Onegin (RCM). 

Peter has been a Young Artist of Longborough Festival Opera for the last two years and also joined LFO as a chorus member in their 2019 production of Anna Bolena. In May 2018, Peter performed principal roles in three contemporary operas in collaboration with Tête à Tête Opera. As an oratorio soloist, Peter has recently performed the solos in Bach’s St John Passion and Handel’s Messiah (St Martin in the Fields), Haydn’s Creation (Chester Cathedral) and Verdi’s Requiem (Elgar Concert Hall, Birmingham).

Peter made his TV debut on S4C, at Llangollen, and also appeared in the BBC Film: Florence Foster Jenkins. Peter regularly sings on live BBC Radio 4, with the BBC Daily Service Singers, and has performed on BBC Radio 3, including performing live on BBC Radio 3’s live drive time show: In Tune, with presenter Sean Rafferty. 

Further information and recordings can be found at www.peteredgebaritone.co.uk

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