Alcohol

Asemoon Ye Range (Piano Version)

Honarjoye Ashofteh (Live Performance)

zibaye vahshi (gdaal & madgal)

Bazi Edame Dare (Live)

Artists : ArCen, Ati Mansoury & Key0n
Producer : Rare
Artwork : AmirTheBlender
Video : Key0n
Label : Misc Disc
Marketing : Masir

ArCen, Ati Mansoury & Key0n - Berimo [Prod. Rare]

Kaj - Covered By (Dona $ Shun)

MAYBE

Some doors are shut; shut until the time is right. Vol. 5 of DreamScape DayDreams is available to those who, too, feel the time is right. Welcome, Realm Walkers.

Reading Tomorrow

Changes

Man 3

"Art to the Heart’s Content"
-Esotus Creative

Marshall Kilgore, born December 3rd, 1992, from Colorado, USA, first started writing poetically in 2016. While many of the earlier works he’s created have been a personal learning experience of expression and reflection, his dream is becoming a great artist of the written language, creating stories and adventures in various manners, such as with music as Esotus. 

While Marshall may be unskilled musically in creating sounds as of now, his idea is to develop lyrical stories alongside others' musical pieces; putting words with instrumentals by utilizing a school of thought first coined by Psychologist Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung. This technique is known as Free Association and the practice is better in line with Carl Jung’s Psychoanalysis Theory. With this technique, Esotus’ stories and flowing poetry (Flowetry) are from a depth beneath the iceberg's tip. SoundCloud and Esotus.com are collections of some written and recorded works inspired by the many adventures of life.

Mr. Kilgore is married, raising a growing stepson, has served in the US Army as an Infantryman, and  graduated the University of Arizona Global Campus with a Bachelor’s in English & Psychology. Utilizing the Language Arts and his background in Psychology his eyes are set to better understand people, himself, life, love, and the heart, mind, and soul. Marshall‘ stories express the collective and individual human experience, knowledge, lessons, and wisdom to others as a reflection of their own paralleled journeys.

With many hopes and thanks,
Marshall Kilgore (Esotus)